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Published: 2011-04-13 05:59:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 744; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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The fifth commission example! A Digital coloring! (The best, if I do say so myself!)The character is Lewis, owned and operated by *Rattlekitten and *ShrineArt through their collaborative work based on the movie 9, which is owned by none of us!
ME
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Omg this is so awesome. 
So awesome.
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?!?!
WTH? A coment got put up and I never responded?!
WHAT TRICKERY IS THIS?!?!
*ahem*
Thank you! I love Lewis' design, too --I'm so GLAD that I was able to draw him!
ME
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No worries, I totally do that all the time too. xD
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....WAT?
*BRAIN BROKEN*
YOU MADE HIM LIKE....LIKE....
HOTTER THAN HE WAS.
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE. WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?
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IT IS THE SORCERY OF BEING AN ANIME FANGIRL. It's almost impossible for me to draw a dude without making him hot. Even when it's against all logic. I can make HEAVY from TEAM FORTRESS 2 good-looking, and that's just ODD!
I'm glad you like.
Care to advertise my commissions around? Word of mouth is good advertisement!
ME
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*EXCITEMENT*
I'm starting to get excited!
ME
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HE'S SO FRIGGEN SHINY. JESUS CHRIST CATC I LOVE YOU!
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SO SHINY.
I FIGURED OUT TEXTURES JUST FOR YOU! And also, I found a VERY easy way to color his pattern!
ME
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How did you go about coloring his pattern?
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Well, I colored him all over with the green, and shaded that to my liking, then I entered quick mask and masked over all of his pattern, then inverted the selection after exiting, so that his pattern was the selected area. Then I went into image>adjustments>hue/saturation. I fiddled with the hue dial and turned the green in his patterned areas brown.
DIGITAL MEDIA. A CLASS WORTH TAKING.
ME
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AWESOME. I'm almost done your coding. I just need a few things from you.
1. How many commission slots do you want to open up front?
2. Do you have a Turnaround Time? This is how long it will take you to do any of the mediums after payment of any type has been received up front. (If you have different turnaround times depending on the mediums, make sure to label the medium and tell me the turnaround time). If you have a generic for all mediums, just give me a little note to advertise telling people that.
3. If you have NO turnaround time, and it's on your own schedule, do you want to tell people just that, or do you want to also include a note stating that a note will be sent to them when their commission is in its early stages/middle/finished, or if you have another method you'd prefer. This is in case some commissioners may feel you're jipping them out of their money (it's happened, and I've been late on commissions myself where I've gotten a note asking about it), so just giving you a heads up.
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YAY!
1. I don't do 'slots', I just sort of open up. I never get too many to do, so I'm not worried.
2. Turn-around time is usually within a week, barring computer problems or missing supplies (it's happened, I had to fuss with my monitor tonight when it wasn't turning on.) Of course, sketches will be fastest, and it might be wise to label comic-pages as a week an a half, just in case.
3. I WOULD like to send notes to people concerning progress, just for payment-coordination's sake. One confirmation, one half-way (except with sketches), and one finished. I almost got stiffed once after I'd payed for a commission, but the person sent back my money after a few months with an apology, so it was all good.
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