[ SECRET POST #3371 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3371 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Asking Again - Art commission protocols

[kaijinscendre]

So...commissioning artists is not a smart thing to do.

Re: Asking Again - Art commission protocols

[(Anonymous)]

Not really? If you are really unhappy with a piece at the end of the process, you can discuss it with them, but if you research a lot of the artists work and are specific about what you want hopefully you shouldn't have a problem unless they are trying to rip you off (which is not the norm, obviously)

Re: Asking Again - Art commission protocols

[philstar22]

Not unless you know their art style. If I had money, there are a few artists in my fandom I'd commission cause I know their style and know I love them. And also they are friends and I'd be happy to help them.

Re: Asking Again - Art commission protocols

[sparrow_lately]

Depends on the artist I'd say. But like, on a personality level

Re: Asking Again - Art commission protocols

[(Anonymous)]

I've had dozens of commissions done (canon and original characters) and I haven't been unhappy with a single one of them. Pick an artist who has a good-sized porfolio/a number of examples of their work available for you to view online - that should be enough for you to judge whether or not you like their style. Most artists will also show you sketches of the work in progress so that if there's anything that's off, you can tell them and they'll fix it.