I consider myself a begginer when it comes to Animation commissions, that's why I'm not offering Shading for animations atm.And for complex actions (such as fights, dancing or complex camera work), I may have to decline or request an increase in the Base Price/Deadline.
There's a lot of things that could increase the Base Price of a Commission, so it's better to discuss about it than to assume it would/wouldn't add to the price.A few examples would be:
☆Complex/Multiple props. Think something like motorcycle or magic particles everywhere.
☆Complex outfits. Something like heavy armor or gacha game designs.
☆Complex perspectives.
THE ONLY "won't do" that I'm actually willing to do is Gruesome Gore. It will increase in the Base Price.-For Gruesome Gore, please DON'T use real images and be careful with your words.
I'm extremely squeamish so this things could be triggering for me, specially if it involves nails or skin.
I'm OK with drawing it for the most part, since I'm the one creating it... but still, be careful.I WON'T under any circunstance draw something that could be hurtful to any minorities or people in general.I can do silly jokes depending on the context. For example, I could work on a comic where someone says "That's so gay!" only if the character and client are part of the LGBTQIA+ community or a SUPPORTIVE ally, and I know for sure is a comic intentionally made for the community and not against it.I'm part of the LGBTQIA+ community and I find myself joking like this with my friends so I understand that, I just want to make it clear that in my opinion there's stuff we shouldn't joke about and some themes are reserved for their own communities.
For both Adjustments and Deadlines, I do everything I can to ensure the Commission will be finished on time and that I won't have to adjust it too many times.In cases where the adjustments are mistakes on my part, there won't be an extra fee.I encourage adjustments to be made during the Sketch stage, please take your time reviewing the updates.And something else to consider is that excessive adjustments could mean that the initial deadline will have to be extended.