Hi ! I'm Kass and I'm a disabled artist from Texas who likes to hop around between drawing, painting, and crafting things!I draw a lot of ocs! I'm mostly interested in sci-fi and fantasy genres and as such I draw a varied amount of things relating to those! I'm constantly ranging between drawing mechs and robots, to humans and fantasy monsters, to anthro animals and so on!As for crafting! I dabble in a lot of different fiber arts, papercrafts, and sewing! My special crafting niche however is making Kandi and beaded accessories!I just go with the flow!

If you're able to support what I do directly, please consider Stopping by my etsy shop or donating to my ko-fi! If not please consider following me on one of my socials or showing your friends! it'd mean a lot to me!

Contact:
[email protected]

Payment:

All commissions require an initial payment of half of the quoted price before any work is done. Definitely ask me about paying over time or in small parts and I'll be happy to set that up! I take payments via paypal and will send you an invoice once I've accepted your commission! If for any reason you need to cancel or request a refund after work has already been done I will keep part of the down payment equal to the costs of the work done to pay for the time spent. Upon no work being done and a refund requested your down payment will be refunded but will not include payment processor fees.

Alterations:

changes and alterations are preferred to be requested at the sketching or lining stage. Larger alterations requested may result in an additional alteration charge starting at 15% of the overall price depending on work done before said large alteration was made. (ie: changing an entire character or subject after sketches and studies have been done / changing out a whole outfit after the lining stage / etc.)

Expected Turnover:

My expected turnover rate for commissions are heavily influenced by my disabilities, and overall slow art style. I can despite all this give a rather reliable estimate of a turnover rate of 2-3 months depending on complexity and external factors!
At any time you can request an update on the progress of your commission. I also send out an update on most things at the sketching stage so that any changes can be easily made then.

Reference Material:

I don't generally take on drawing characters that only have a written description unless we can work out a good agreement over being paid extra to design said character.
I don't require a full reference sheet to be given, but in the case of an absence of one and as a general preference, I really like being shown a large chunk or even all art of a character lolol. Lots of references and some written descriptions are very helpful for planning. The more the better.

On Fanart:

I'm open to drawing characters from pre-existing medias but will need some guidance drawing from medias I'm not entirely knowledgable on. Search through my fanart to find things you can be confident I have context for or the drawing skills for if you're unsure about an inquiry. I also prefer to not draw ship art of canonical characters from things I don't know about! Again, ask me!

Commercial use:

artwork commissioned is free to be altered and printed or whatever, go crazy as long as it's for personal use. If you want something for commercial use, do ask me and we can work something out.

I will turn down any commission request I feel uncomfortable with subject matter wise or skill wise.