Pines Family Values

RULES⭐

Must be 18 or older to order.

Please privately message me with your request before payment, so we can talk things over and make sure we're on the same page before proceeding.

1-2 characters per request (check pricing below)

Simple props (eg a coffee mug, a teddy bear, ect) are OK

Human characters or simple anthro ONLY 🙏 

All ships are OK! 

Fiction only! No IRL stuff.

Up to 2 simple revisions are OK.

Payment is needed upfront, please, through Ko-Fi.

No refunds are possible once payment is accepted. Please be completely sure you are willing/able to commission me before paying.

(See bottom of post for additional notes!)

PRICING⭐

This is for a Full Body character pinup with linework, shading, and a simple background. 300 DPI

A4-Limited Palette: $50

B4-Full Color: $70

Half Body, Square Canvas: -50%

Two Panel Comic: +20%

Add Drawn Background: +20%

Add Second Character: +40%

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If you have any questions or need clarification about anything, please don't hesitate to message me! I try to be as clear, professional, and friendly as possible.

ADDITIONAL NOTES⭐

I use Clip Studio Paint (CSP).

For anime art, I typically use the built-in 3D character models in CSP for guidance.

If you want a complicated prop like a car, furniture, an electric guitar, ect, I might use a 3D model or stock image material.

I never use generative AI.

I always use references, no matter how familiar I am with the character.

Feel free to provide your own references if there's a specific pose or vibe you want!

Personally, I encourage you to be as specific as you like with your request.

Typically, a cartoon character would be drawn with thicker lines and an anime character would be drawn with thinner lines. This is not a hard rule.

I have a wide array of different digital pens I can use for linework. If you have a preference for thick, thin, textured, or smooth lines, please let me know. I use the stabilizer tool for steady linework.

I usually prefer hard (or "cel") shading, but sometimes soft shading might suit the vibe of the work better. Let me know if you have a preference!

Typically I would draw on raster layers, but vectors are available upon request.

Since this list is getting long, let me just say that I like to heavily communicate with the client during the commission process. I like to show WIPs along the way to make sure the work is progressing in a way the client approves of. 

I ask a lot of questions. I will want to discuss things like poses, colors, facial expressions, ect.

I never take commissions from minors.

I block rude people.