I am available for commercial projects. Rates will be negotiated.

Commission slots are available as a limited Patreon reward tier. If these slots are full, you'll have to wait and see for an opening.

Commissions are otherwise closed and will be for the foreseeable future. There is no waitlist.

The most recent prices are available here: www.patreon.com/posts/26196887 

Sorry that it's not much good news, I have been busy with other projects. My Patreon updates with a color comic page every Monday.

I don't know when I will be able to accept commissions again. I've been keeping busy with other work and haven't had the time to open up a window here, and I have no idea when I will next be able to. All I can say is to keep an eye on my journal. I will announce an opening in my journal a few days ahead and it's also likely to be a small window.

I'm still posting weekly comics on my Patreon, and there are a few guaranteed commission spots there.

commission information below:
November Commissions Closed
Commission proposals can be sent in starting now. There is no hard ending time as I only have time for a few commissions before the end of the month. I will select commissions from these proposals based on what I find most interesting and what gives variety, more info on the selection process here. Only those I accept will be contacted at the end of the submission window.
Send me a note with all details and references relevant to your commission, and include your e-mail.If you wish to submit multiple proposals, send each one as a separate note, unless they are a sequence.I may or may not accept multiple commissions per customer each month.Accepted commissioners will be contacted soon after the window closes, and invoices will be sent to the e-mails provided.
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That filled up fast! I've contacted those I whose commissions I'll be taking on. I'm hoping to take more in December but I can't promise anything yet - it will depend on how much other work I get.

Thank you everyone for continuing to support me after such a long break!

Commission information is here:

Commission proposals can be sent in starting now. There is no hard ending time as I only have time for a few commissions before the end of the month. I will select commissions from these proposals based on what I find most interesting and what gives variety, more info on the selection process here. Only those I accept will be contacted at the end of the submission window.

• Send me a note with all details and references relevant to your commission, and include your e-mail.
• If you wish to submit multiple proposals, send each one as a separate note, unless they are a sequence.
• I may or may not accept multiple commissions per customer each month.
• Accepted commissioners will be contacted soon after the window closes, and invoices will be sent to the e-mails provided.

The biggest reason is that I get more offers for work than I can complete within a month. Chances are, there's nothing wrong with your proposal, I simply don't have the time to accept everyone's. 

My selection process usually involves reviewing proposals to check if they're something I'm actually willing to do and those are sorted into a 'maybe' folder. There's usually a couple that I think are really cool and they go straight to the 'accepted' folder along with any in progress sequence pieces. The rest get written on a sheet with the fetish type and cost and I pick through them to get a decent spread until I hit what I want to earn for the month. There are some people I prefer to work with, but in general I try to vary commissioners and accept at least one new person each month.

Usually the things that get a proposal rejected outright are content I won't do (e.g. nudity, futa), written in a very vague manner (e.g. a character reference and "you know what to do"), asking me what I want to do (it's a nice thought but I'd draw it for myself anyway), or written in a way that suggests the commissioner won't be a good client (e.g. demanding finished work before paying). These are all pretty rare, and I'm not going to dismiss a proposal for missing the e-mail, asking me if I think option A or option B for their proposal would work better, written by someone ESL, or for saying they can't pay until the following week. 

Another thing is people sending notes asking if I'm open or closed for commissions when the information is literally on my front page. That kind of implies they're not going to read terms. Commission info is here, by the way: Commissions Closed.

I have to ration my time somehow, and I believe this selection process works better than raising my rates - for now.

I'll answer general questions about selection but I don't want to respond to specific "why didn't you accept mine" inquiries.