Displaying the pictures my websites or social media outlets. (I will give you credit as the owner of the character).

Promote myself with it in any desired venue.

Offer the digital files on Patreon, Gumroad, and/or other self promotion platforms.

Publish intellectual property contain said artwork. ex. Artbooks.

Re-post the art on other sites with proper credit to me (with no commercial benefit).

Have the art printed out on merchandise as long as you aren't intending to resale that merchandise.

Use it as decoration for your own PERSONAL endeavors.

Edit and modify it, but not take ownership of it even if you modified it.

Take credit for the artwork's creation.

Use the artwork to generate any revenue. (See Commercial Rights for more info)

Personal Use: Posting, printing, framing, and or any other visual representation for something you want to see the artwork on just for decoration or as it is called"Educational" purposes only.

Commercial Use: Using the art as graphics on a website you intend to use to make profit with. Or placing the artwork on an item that is intended to again, generate some kind of revenue. In General, any kind of product or service. This includes posting the art as an advertisement or a means to garner recognition for a service you are trying to market or obtain money from. In today's landscape VTubing, Streaming, and Youtube Creators are popular methods of generating revenue for oneself and creating a "brand" around the internet personality you create. This is another instance where you'd need commercial rights to be able to use the artist's work without worrying about them being able to claim of of your revenue as their own. Requesting the commercial license from me will cost you an additional $75-$150 on top of the cost for the job.

Non-Disclosure (NDA): In the event that you do not want the artwork you've requested from me shown to the public, you can request a Non-Disclosure Agreement. I will then not show it any public setting and charge you an additional 50% fee. You'll then have my express written word, consenting that I have agreed not to show the commissioned work, (or i'll sign the NDA if that what you provide). This still doesn't mean that it is your "Intellectual Property". It just means I've agreed to respect your privacy and not show it. But if for example, you use the artwork for something you cannot go around telling people "I created this."

Intellectual Property: Any creation birthed from the mind of the creator who created it.

All Rights: I do have an option to surrender all rights to the creation. In this event, I will surrender all rights to the creation and you can do whatever you want with it and my name cannot be attached to it or anything that is created from it. The cost of this will be determined in conversation only.

I didn't follow a clear instruction or accidentally left out something that you paid to have in the artwork.

The change is very small and it just doesn't take anything off of me to fix it.

When I feel like making it free.

New Customers get 1 FREE Revision that would have been a paid revision otherwise (RULES APPLY, see "Free Revision Scope")

It's a major change to the artwork. (major changes are basically when I need to change the form of something, or add an entirely new entity that changes the drawing's composition.)

If you claim the free revision and you're still not happy, the next revision will begin to cost you starting from $25 - $50 (depending on the magnitude). This increases with repeat revision requests thereafter. The size of the change can increase the cost of the revision. If you want an addition to the requested art and its not something I left out, I may also ask for a small compensation depending on the magnitude of the change.

Free Revision Scope: The first free revision covers mostly anything except form changes. Example: A free revision will covers adding bows to a hair style. However, change the hair from dual ponytails to a single ponytail is a form change. In any event, just ask me :)

Q. Okay so I got the final drawing now and....well I dont like anything about it. Can i get a full refund?

^{A That will never happen :)}

Q. So the stars aligned and somehow I abhor this drawing with all my being, can I get a full refund?

^{A. In all honesty, while you are paying an artist for a piece of work, you are also paying them for their time to work for you. Hence by definition you shouldn't be able to refund it, because I already gave you all my time. BUT since I'm a decent guy here is my policy:}

^{1) No Requested revisions: - you will get back 50% of the original cost.}

^{2) 1 Revision requested: you will get back 25% of the original cost.}

^{3) 2 Revisions requested: No refunds.}

Q. Why Is this your Refund Policy?

^{Because if you can hate the drawing that badly, then you probably knew revisions wouldn't help much and should consider not wasting anymore of my time asking for revisions and then expecting all of the compensation back. Again, the payment is primarily for the cost of performing a service for you. That's why its called compensation. My job is of course to try to please you to the best of my abilities, but sometimes that doesn't happen.}

Q.Alright, say you have already worked on the project, but I want to cancel before you are finish, what happens then?

^{A. Your Refund amount will be based on the milestone i have passed working on your project. Once I have reached the end, the policy shifts to Refund Policy.}

^{A) Sketch Stage: 80% Refund.}

^{B) Flat Color Stage: 60% Refund}

^{C) Character Rendered Stage: 50% Refund}

I try my best to make sure my client are aware of what going on with their commissions to prevent alot of issues by maintaining a strong communication with them. However, sometimes things are out of my (or your) control, but hopefully we can come to an amicable agreement without bad blood. As always, contact me if you hve inquiries.