It usually goes like this:

1. You contact me with your briefing and image references, anything that serves as inspiration or that can help me understand your vision.

2. I ask some questions, give you a quote, and if agreed you are placed on my queue.

The projects are usually divided into two milestones: Sketches (usually flat $150) and final work (usually $250-$750 depending on each project).

3. Once is your turn the first milestone should be paid. We can use Paypal, or we can also use this website, Wise, or Escrow services.

4. I then start the sketching, which usually requires the client to be ready to respond to feedback, and there may be some some back and forth, how much highly depends on each individual project.

5. I’ll show you a final sketch, should you approve it and make the final payment I start the final work, no major changes should be requested after this point and generally no further feedback is required until the final work is done.

6. Once the work is done I'll will deliver the work via a Dropbox or Google Drive link.

Every project is unique and there is no one-size-fits all approach, therefore fees can range widely depending on the project. My fees take in account:

• Amount of elements, characters, clothes, lettering, detail, etc that are involved.
• Style
• Amount of versions required.
• Overall complexity.
• Estimate amount of time that the sketching, communications, painting and possible revisions may take.
• Usage

As general examples: a full color Illustration with 1-2 living beings will be around $500 USD, while full color Coat of Arms or other intricate designs may start at $600 USD total.

Time completely depends on my current schedule, please contact to have a better estimate.

Once I start, how long it takes depends on the complexity of the artwork, all the way from a week to about a month.

Generally (but not always), the waiting list is 2-4 weeks, and the work can be ready within 2-4 weeks.

Best way to know for sure is to contact me.

We all agree that when conducting business or purchasing online, safety for both the client and artist is a first concern.

Payments can be processed through this website, or Paypal, which offers Purchase Protection.

Additionally, if you are more comfortable with the following option, we can use an escrow platform such as escrow.com, Upwork, or PPH, (these services act as middlemen, withholding transactions until the work is done and you approve it, but they also charge higher fees).

For my safety, please note that for all projects I will start work only after: A. The full payment has been made.
B. A first deposit has been made, or.
C. The payment has been placed in an escrow.

• For security reasons, work will be started only after the work has been paid in full, or if divided in stages, a first deposit.

• You can cancel and receive a full refund (minus transaction fees) ONLY if I haven't started the work.

• You can cancel and receive a partial refund (minus transaction fees) calculated on the amount of work I've done so far.

• This work is entirely custom made for you, therefore I can't accept returns or any type of refunds once it has been completed and/or delivered.

• BUT if for any reason you are unhappy with your order, please talk to me to see what can I do. At the end of the day the most important thing is that you are happy with the work.

• The general aspect of the final work is determined during the sketch process, which is designed to use my and my client’s time as efficiently as possible.
Unanticipated extra work or revisions that significantly exceed the budget/time allocated to the project may require the payment of extra fees.
Examples of this are: multiple sketch changes being requested due to indecision, changes to areas of the sketch that had been previously decided, changes to a final sketch that had been previously approved, or significant changes to the final work.

• I have a schedule to follow, clients that after me requesting feedback remain unresponsive for several days in a row and do this multiple times may be moved back on the queue.

• I reserve the right to display the resulting artwork on my personal portfolios, this is crucial to the continuity of my career as an artist, if required, blurring of certain details can be an option.