Pasta's Artblog

Character Portraits

This price chart reflects the cost per individual character. Complex designs may cost extra. A piece that involves multiple characters interacting will also add extra cost.

Specials

Character Outfits

165$ + 75$/extra outfit

Includes 1 full-body character base and 2 outfit variants. Additional outfit variants are 75$ each.

All pieces are lined & cell shaded.

PNGtuber

120$ + 50$/variation

Includes a 2 versions of a bust of your character, a closed mouth and an open mouth version.

Additional variations like extra expressions or outfits are $50 each.

Price includes lined & cell shaded, however other styles at a different price may be requested.

Emotes/Stickers

30$/emote

Includes a simple drawing that is lined & flat colored.

Custom Design

I will work with you to design custom assets for your needs. I specialize in both graphic and character design, with lots of experience in creating streaming assets.

40$/hour

Includes commercial rights

Check my website for details and examples!

One of my most dramatic photos, this little ant has nooo idea how cool it looks rn.

Ouuhuugghg this spider was strutting for me look at herrrrr

First time I've seen these en masse. The yard was covered with these for two weeks. I found out while taking these pics that they have a stink defensive mechanism, fun times.. worth it tho.

It's wonderful seeing all of them together like this. I'd like to try making a print piece of all of them sometime. In one of those collage type photo frames maybe? I'd love to have physical prints of em, and I actually have the skills and means to make that happen! I don't think they make frames with this many slots though.. If anyone has any ideas lmk!

The last ant, and last photo, of this series! What a ride it was. I'm really thankful to my professor for being accommodating and understanding, allowing me to shoot outdoors on my own time at a pace healthy for me. We were meant to do studio shoots, but the high intensity concentrated shoots would have been too much for me.

This project also pushed me to upgrade to a newer camera and invest in a speedlight, and I'm really glad I took that plunge. They have made macro sooooo much easier and expanded what I can capture. I have a few more pics in the backlog, and hopefully plenty more to come in the future!

It took soo long but I feel fairly confident in this identification. It can be frustrating sometimes, running into endless repetitive unhelpful articles or finding a lead only for it to be a stub wikipedia article. After doing this for a little bit, though, I have found sites where other bug lovers come to my rescue and I can look through hundreds of photos to help narrow my search.

We spotted this guy on top of a fence post as me and my mom were heading back inside. We were exhausted but we couldn't not try and capture this cute lil thing. I was really really hoping I could find an inchworm for this series, and there it was! Sadly I couldn't manage to capture its face head on, but I did get this fun shot of it suspended on its silk.

This is the teeniest little itty bitty thing I have ever photographed. Look at this baby!! I wish I could have gotten in closer, but this shot really pushed my equipment to its limits. I'm really happy I was able to get what I did!

I have truly no idea what this is, but boy is it striking. I've never seen a such a fluffy bug that wasn't a moth. It was quite big and really chill, so I'm not sure if it even is a mosquito.

I wasn't expecting to see one of these butterflies sit still long enough for me to photograph one. I do wish I could have gotten more of its body and face, it has some gorgeous striping and some crazy looking eyes!

This is one of my favorite shots in the entire series. This poor wasp was struggling, clambering around on the grass. It kept going up and down, blade to blade, I was really struggling to get it in focus. Then... I saw my moment! It was near the top of the grass, looking towards the camera, and even holding out its leg in a little wave! Thank you brave wasp for giving me such a nice photo.

Look at how pretty this fly's wings are! And those funny big ol eyes. I see these guys flitting about every so often, they're a bit bigger than many of the other flies we have around here.

I can't tell what kind of spider this is, I've never seen one resting all scrunched up like this. It's very pretty despite it's dull coloration. I usually prefer colorful spiders, but I had to photograph this charming lil thing! It looks like it's shy about having its picture taken hehe.

This one needed a lot of editing but I'm glad I put the work in to salvage it. This area was really shaded and the leaves kept blocking my speedlight. Thank god for camera raw.

I have given up on identifying ants for now, maybe one day I will become an antxpert, but that day is not today. I love how dramatic this one turned out.

This wasp was having an absolute feast of pollen and nectar from this climbing aster. Decadent. In identifying this one I learned about potter wasps. The mamas lay their babies in lil pots made from mud and then they seal the babies in along with a caterpillar for them to eat when they hatch.