1 January 2022

Happy New Year! Ready for another year of art. Commission Updates to follow, as well as a SubscribeStar page. This will be a location for Early Access to new artwork, WIPs, sketches, and personal projects.
 

New Commission Process

To streamline my workflow, I will only be taking two (2) commissions at a time. Sketch and Painting commissions will follow prompts or themes which will change from batch to batch.

 

OOUNA

Email inquiries to contact@oouna.com

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Submitting a commission inquiry does not guarantee automatic acceptance. If you have a question about a possible commission, but are unsure of any details or have any persisting questions, send me an email to discuss it.  Include as much detail as necessary, as it will determine if the commission will be accepted. Please note that my Terms of Service always apply.

If your idea features adult content/themes, refer to my F-List content guide for themes that I will or will not draw. If you have a question about a particular theme, ask me about it.

 

Within your email, please include:
 

• Your Username and Preferred name. This lets me know how to address you, and how to credit the commission during the entire process. Please note, the email you use to contact me will be where the invoice will be sent. I use Square for invoices. You do not need an account to complete payment. The name on the invoice will match your Username or Preferred name and again, will be sent to the contact email unless another is specified. In circumstances where Square is not a viable payment method, I will send the invoice via PayPal.
   

• The type(s) of commission(s) you would like. Sketch, Reference Sheet, or Painting.
   

• Character References, Images, and Descriptions. If you do not have a reference sheet, include the most recent images of your character(s), along with a physical description. Additional reference images are always welcomed (i.e. from a Google search to better portray your idea). It helps to include a brief bit about the character’s personality and background/bio, so I am able to get a better feel for them. Include details such as heights, occupations, or any notable features about them.
   

• Your Idea(s). To the best of your ability, please describe the piece you had in mind in detail. If you have specific posing, please describe it, or send existing imagery to reference. If there is a background or scenery involved, please describe it as well.
   

• Anticipated Deadline. If you do not have a deadline, fantastic! If your deadline falls within 7-14 business days, it will incur a fee for prioritization. If accepted, your commission will be worked on with the rest of my queue. Depending on the complexity or scale of your commission(s), the total wait time can vary between one and three months. Longer wait for larger orders, or more complex pieces.
   

The more information you include, the fewer questions I will have to ask for clarification. This keeps the whole process going smoothly. Inquiries that do not include the minimum requested information will be disregarded. If your commission has been accepted, you will hear from me. Please keep in mind that I am but one person. As much as I would like to accept every commission request, it is simply not possible for me to do so. Do not take it personally if your request has been declined.


Below you will find a quick reference guide of my current pricing and what types of commissions I offer.  For projects outside of commission openings, contact to discuss.

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Thank you so much for reading, and for your interest in commissioning art.

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