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Terms of Service

General:

✦ I do not draw in any other styles than my current one. Please, check out examples of my recent works before commission. You can find it on my twitter or portfolio.

Payments and refunds:

✦ All prices and payments are in USD.
✦ Prices can be changed depending on complexity of work.
✦ I accept Payoneer(priority) or PayPal.
You do not need to have an account in Payoneer, you just need to follow the invoice link I will send on your email and fill out some data like full name(optional), payment card etc.
✦ Do not send me your PayPal email, sending invoices option doesn't available in my country.
✦ You will be added to the queue only after full or half payment has been sent.
✦ Half payment available for orders $200 and over.
✦ The second half of the payment must be send after sketches has been approved.
✦ Refunds after the commission has been started possible only in the amount of 50%.
✦ If you do not respond in commission process within 21 days and didn't warn me before, I reserve the right to cancel your commission with no refunds.

Rights and licenses:

✦ All commissioned works intended only for personal non-commercial use.
✦ You do not need to have extra rights to use emotes and badges on Twitch, Discord etc., since this is direct purpose of emotes and badges and does not imply their sale.
✦ You have no rights to use commissioned works for your profit (merchandise or resale) without my permission. Please, reach out to me if you would like.
✦ To use commissioned artworks commercially, you need to pay extra 50% to amount price of commission for Commercial License.
✦ You or artists you commission have no rights to edit my drawings (animation is also editing).
If you would like to edit something (change clothes, colours, animate etc.), you need to commission me again for edits.

Time frame:

✦ Regular wait time depends on your place in queue.
✦ I can give you only a rough ETA of your commission.
✦ If due to personal or technical reasons I cannot complete your commission in time, you willl be informed as soon as it possible.

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commission status: closed

next opening: July

1. So, if you want to commission me, the first thing you need to pay attention is the "commission status". If it is "closed", it means that at the moment the waiting list queue is full, therefore I am not taking commissions at this time. You need to wait until the status changes to "open".
However, if you see "commission status is open", everything is okay and you can safely proceed to the next point.

Usually I don't take commissions when the queue is already full a month ahead. You can follow the changes of the status both on this site and in my Twitter account where I will notify about any changes. You can also contact me there if you have any questions.

2. I guess you have already checked examples of my works and read Terms of Service carefully. If everything suits you, you can proceed to fill out the commission form.

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3. After you filled out and sent the commission form, you need to wait until I check it. If the form filled out correctly and you provided all references and information needed, I will contact you to confirm it and send you payment invoice. After payment has been sent you will be added to the waiting list. When it is your turn, we will start more active business communication.
If the information you have provided is insufficient, I will contact you to clarify details.

Also, you can track your order status in the queue list.

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Commission process

After you booked your place in the queue and finally waited until I started to work on your commission, an exciting process of approval and editing awaits for you.
There are three main stages in work process in total.

1. Sketching

Workflow examples:

2. Lining and colouring

Workflow examples:

3. Final

I hope after reading this, the working process with an artist will become as clear as possible for you. For sure, I approach the execution for each commission individually, but in general terms the process will look like this. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me personally.
My contacts:Twitter: @triseptimo
Email: [email protected]
Discord: triseptimo#8243

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