Here is a list of frequently asked questions regarding my workflow, software, hardware, prices and use of my work.
My initial sketches are usually done on paper, which I then photograph and import into my digital art software. I use Clip Studio Paint for the majority of my digital artwork, I also record all of my timelapses in it and I'm overall very satisfied with it. I recommend it to everyone, beginners and professionals. I use Adobe Photoshop for editing the artwork, adding finishing touches, exporting for web and for animation work.
I use many different ones, which you can find in the Clip Studio Marketplace for free or import Photoshop brushes.
My go-to every day brushes are Marc Brunet's free brushes (Starter Brush Pack 2021 on Cubebrush) as well as the 'colouring brush' by bunnyclvb (Content ID:1745701) , which you can find for free in the Clip Studio Assets store.
I currently use a display tablet, Wacom Cintiq 16. I also own and use a Wacom Intuos Pro M tablet, which still serves me very well and gets the job done. I can recommend both tablets, as I've had several Wacom tablets before and was satisfied with each and every one of them.
The price of my commissions depends on what subject you want to commission, how difficult/complex it is and thus- how long it takes to create. Contact me to discuss commission prices.
Ask me first! It depends on what you want to use it for. Generally, if you ask to use my work for personal reasons like wallpapers or profile pictures, I will allow it. I'm very happy if people get inspired by my work, so feel free to use my work as a reference or as inspiration!
I do not allow editing, redistribution, direct tracing, copying or monetization of my work. I will take action against unauthorized use of my work.
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