✿ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ✿

For now Twitter is the platform I prefer to use for commissions so you can contact me on Twitter via DM. In specific cases I can use Discord, Email or Instagram.

To draw, I started drawing in Procreate, but now I use Clip Studio Paint.

For animations: Adobe After effects.

100% of the time I notice on my twitter profile and I always put the status of my commissions in the description.

I usually open coms every three months, but I'm always open to future projects as long as I feel up to them. That is why most of the time I have waitlist open, but consider not having a deadline for it.

Yes and no, I consider my Instagram and Twitter account as my art portfolio since I usually post my art-work on these social networks. Feel free to check my profiles in case you are looking for examples of my work.

Yes, pls!!! I love when you attribute emotes that I made on Twitch to me, it can be through the twitch interface or in the panels, always giving credit to your artists is really appreciated. My Twitch is: lorebeevt.

Yes. Only if I have the permission of the artist to do so, for this the client can give me the emoticon in a PNG file, although it works if it is a PSD or JPG file. It doesn't need to be on separate layers, I can separate the layers but it costs extra.

To draw a single emote, the time for me may can vary, to put a time, it can take me from 40min - 1hr or more, and this depends on many factors, the complexity of the reference, the pose, even sometimes I can have small blocks that prevent me from moving forward but always I try to give my best.

Like emotes, time can vary greatly. If they are layered animations and removing the drawing process, the most I remember it taking was 12 hours, but sometimes it takes less, it all depends on how complex the animation is.

Frame by frame animations, if they are very complex, can take up to a week- a month or maybe more, so I would say that this type of animation takes the longest, since it requires the most work.