Vespisia

~ Updated - 2024.3.19 ~ It takes about two weeks. ***If I don't respond to the note because I haven't accessed this site very well lately, please contact me by email.*** s2s2titis2s2@gmail.com + <Slot> 1.- It's open. Applicable - *Commission prices are subject to change. + Please read the rules when applying. + All work will begin once it is paid. + I'm using a translator. I do not understand difficult words, so please explain them as easily as possible or attach images. <Custom(1)> $65~$90 per character * This is a commission that designs characters as ordered. * There is no set framework. *Additional charges are gener

HI Guys!!!! I Wanted to do Some Holiday Commission Bundle Packs, to Save up Some Money for Presents for My Family >3< It Would Help Me out a Lot!  (Besides I Need Something to Work on While I'm on Break ;A; ) Plus! You Guys Will Save a Lot Of Money With These! Better Get them Before They Are Gone! :snowflake: Paypal & Points Are Accepted :snowflake: :snowflake: Bundle Type 1: -$5.00 USD / 500   (You Save 1.00 / 100 ) :snowflake: 1 Icon - *Examples :snowflake: 1 Un-Shaded Mini Chibi - *Examples :snowflake: 1 Shaded Mini Chibi - *Examples :snowflake: Bundle Type 2: -$10.00 USD / 1000   (You Save 5.00 / 500 ) :snowflake: 1 Icon

 Finally doing this after being tagged by !TenkyuuShinshi (https://www.deviantart.com/tenkyuushinshi) and :iconSkypuru: awhile back TT v TT You guys should go check out their amazing art //v// I was really hesitant to do this b/c I never really get anything I want for Christmas but why not for the joy of it /o/ Art - Draw something for the people in my precious bbys box //v// - Draw my bbys? You can find them in the following places: Sta.sh - http://sta.sh/219c6nbyzm5uToyhouse - http://toyhou.se/CionKeiasta/viewWeebly - http://cionkeiasta.weebly.com - My OTPs - Adopts??? ' v' )//forever loves adopts Just in case people want to know my preference: Males--- (Females are

Anthro Week Everyone has probably experienced something similar to this: you consider yourself being fairly good at drawing this specific thing and you enjoy it too. But you want to get good at drawing something new, and hope that you can start this subject off with equal ease and experienced intuition. However, upon tackling this new thing, you suddenly are met with feeling like a beginner all over again and quickly lose your enthusiasm. After all, it's not enjoyable to be bad at something while knowing what your best can look like. I'd say this is the common artist's dilemma of the "comfort zone", and broadening it is a struggle most arti