The Red House

Bethany Gabrielle Commissions

now with a new coat of paint

I’ve decided it’s time to reopen commissions, but updated. Some of what I’m offering/rules have changed, so please look over all information.

A few notes:

Payment will be done through either PayPal, Venmo, or Ko-Fi (if the price rounds off in thirds haha) and this information will be exchanged after I finish the commission (but it will not be sent until I receive payment).

I will not do anything NSFW. Themes of it are okay, but nothing hardcore.

No hateful art (ex. homophobia, racist, etc.)

No mecha (only because I’m not good at it)

I reserve the right to say no to an order if I am uncomfortable doing it but will try to be as respectful as possible about it.

I can be contacted either here on Tumblr via messenger, ask, or submission, or if you want something more reliable, I can be contacted at [email protected].

If you are uncomfortable with me publishing your commission, please say so! I will assume you are alright with me posting it online (includes possibility of any of these: Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and/or YouTube), but if you aren’t, I will respect your request. There is also a chance it will be published to my portfolio site.

It is recommended you provide me with at least one reference picture to make things easier, but I can still work with description. However, the overall quality may be reduced because of it and there will be an extra fee. I can also work with references of real people (including for the Schultz or Pop! commissions).

Full piece illustration prices start at $20 meaning it can increase depending on specifications of shading/background style, character amount, and complexity of the piece in general.

"Come on, we'll go hang out in my room," Flynn smiled, leading his younger siblings back to his room.

“There you are!” Ariel chirped excitedly, running into the garden ahead of the twins. “We’ve been lookin’ everywhere!”

“Not really,” Emmett shrugged.

"We love it when he babysits us," Flynn grinned.

"Plus, you would-"

"There you are!" Ariel chirped excitedly, running into the garden ahead of the twins. "We've been lookin' everywhere!"

"Not really," Emmett shrugged.

“Yeah,” Beth admits. No use in lying to him now. It’s not fair. “Yeah, you’re smart for knowing that. But… I need you to not tell your siblings. Flynn… you’re big enough to understand what’s going on. Maybe not everything, but a lot of it. So—so your mom and I, we need you to stay strong. To keep this a secret. We don’t want your sisters and brother to get scared.

"All I know is that Ariel misses her friend, Eric an' the twins miss their lessons with Aunt Makoto..."

Flynn was in the gardens of Beth’s palace, kneeling in the grass by a small patch of dirt.

Shutting his eyes tightly, he held out his hands and concentrated.

A moment later, a tiny sprout popped through the soil, stretching the best it could for such a tiny one.

Even though he hadn’t been around his mentor in who knows how long, he was getting better.

The young princess makes her way over to her younger godbrother and sits in the grass beside him, “You come to check on the—?” She stops when she notices the sprout near her, looking surprised.

He gently nudged the soil around the sprout. "I've been trying to practice, but all your flowers are..." He looked over his shoulders as if someone was listening before whispering into her ear.

She giggled softly. “Besides, I had to come see five of my favorite people! I missed you!”

“Are you gonna beat everyone at the Race this year, Mama?”

“I’m sure you won’t start one either,” Beth grins optimistically. “I’m glad to hear things are going great. We’ve been doing good here, too! Oh, the kids just met Sharp! And Drefan. Though, uh, I don’t think they liked socializing with the latter much.

She snapped her fingers, a propellor hat Ariel's size appearing in her hands. "There we are, sweetheart. If you start to drop a tiny bit, don't panic, just keep thinking 'fly'!"

"Yes, Mama!" Ariel nodded, putting on the hat and smiling when it buzzed to life.