Terms of use for commissions

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General terms

All drawings will include a subtle signature, you may not remove.
I might post the process on social media
prices are subject to changes based on demand I have the right to reject any order I feel uncomfortable Drawing for any reason

If you have a problem with anything in regards to the commissioned piece please tell me right away so we can find the solution together

I will notify you when I have started your commission.
You will a depost, 50% of the total amount.
While I'm working on your commission I will make reviews with you to make sure it will be just right for you.
During reviews you will see work in progress that will be smaller then the finished piece.
The duration can vary from 1 week to 3 months depending on factors such as:
the complexity of the commissioned piece, other work and my schedule. Deadlines will be discussed beforehand
If anything happens that will slow the progress I will let you know immediately
Once the piece is finished you will receive the full resolution image

Note: there is not physical product, we can arrange to have it printed, you can at this with you demands.

All commissions must be paid in full before receiving the finished product. For big pieces (€100+) I can agree to split the payment.
Payment options include PayPal.

A fee will be added if you want something changes on the final drawing - unless of course a misunderstanding from my side was made
If you wish to change something in the drawing you previously been satisfied with, I will charge you a fee to change it

I the artist claim the right to the produced drawings, therefore I am allowed to use the artwork to:

The buyer is allowed to:

The fallowing is considered copyright infringement

Drafts/mockups that you must decide which one I should continue with (depending on the complexity of the commission there might be fewer or more drafts)
Sketch and/or final sketches that you must accept before I continue the work
Insight and involvement in colour plan (depending on the complexity of the commissioned piece)
Full-resolution file (approx. 210 x 297 mm at 300 DPI) of final drawing and a smaller version for internet upload. Final file formats are usually PNG.