Fatalis Artwork
Dandadan Artwork
I am Aelour. As my title suggests, I'm your average starving artist, barely making ends meet. There's not much worth note-taking about me, and I'd probably be too shy to even talk about anything about me at all, but here's my artworks and process timelapse.
Kushala Daora Artwork
Help your friendly neighborhood Aelour LeGrim to live and buy food.
Terms of Service
The client should pay in full (100%) or half (50%) upfront after the initial sketch, having to pay the other half before receiving the final commissioned piece.I have the right to decline any commission request, for which the reason will be explained for the refusal.I have the right to stop or cancel a commission, which could be for personal reasons or the client's negative behavior or lack of cooperation.Five (5) free minor revisions right after the initial sketch & agreement; any minor changes & requests after using all of the free revisions would cost an additional.No refunds after the initial sketch & agreement, not unless if the cancelation came from my part.The client has the right to use & post the commissioned piece privately & publicly as long as I am properly credited.I have the right to post the commissioned piece publicly, specifically to my social media platforms, as the artist of the created piece._The client should rally ideas, poses, & details for a more accurate depiction of the client's vision for the commissioned piece.The client would receive updates from time to time regarding the status and progression of the commissioned piece.The Turnaround Time (TAT) could range from within a week to two (2) months.The Mode of Payment (MoP) is GCash, Maya, & Paypal.
Prices
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Head/Bust Shot:
Line Art - 6 USD / 150 PHP
Fully-Rendered - 10 USD / 350 PHP
Lelouch Artwork
Douma Artwork
Zenitsu Artwork
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Half Body:
Line Art - 8 USD / 250 PHP
Fully-Rendered - 12 USD / 450 PHP
One-Winged Angel Artwork
Kokushibo Artwork
Himmel the Hero Artwork
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Knee-Up/Full Body:
Line Art - 11 USD / 375 PHP
Fully-Rendered - 17 USD / 600 PHP
Torque Commissioned Piece - Variation 1
Torque Commissioned Piece - Variation 2
2099 Artwork
Dream True Artwork
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Optional for Line Art:
Additional Characters - 75 25% of the priceOptional for Rendered:
Additional Characters - 75 25% of the price
Background Inclusion -75% of the price
Commission Process
1. Communicate
Let's say Aelour manages to lure you in. At the top of the home page & this page (the commission page), there are buttons through which you could email or use Linktree to reach Aelour's social media accounts to request a commission.Tip: If you're already from any of Aelour's social media accounts, reaching out from there is more convenient than to look at every platforms!
2. Details
After the initial steps and Aelour has responded, you could start to give information & details regarding the commission, what type of package, how many characters, whether it includes the background, and so on.Tip: Aelour could almost do anything, from any character race, genre, and style, as long as there are references. So never hold back about every minute detail!
3. Confirmation
Before proceeding to the actual agreement and confirmation for the commission, Aelour would provide the initial sketch until the client gives the approval.Tip: Any changes, adjustments, and requests before the confirmation are not counted in the five (5) free minor revisions, so pour your soul out until you're satisfied.
4. Payment
As soon as the initial sketch is approved, the client should pay either the full (100%) or half (50%) of the commission fee before Aelour proceeds towards the commission.Tip: If you're not sure about Aelour's credibility as an artist, you can always pay half (50%) first to ensure not only the artist's security but also yours as the client.
5. Receive
After Aelour has finished the artwork, the client is required to pay the remaining balance if they chose the half (50%) down payment option.Subsequently, when everything is settled, Aelour could either email or provide a Google Drive or WeTransfer link, depending on what the client prefers, and claim the commissioned piece.Tip: You may still ask for revisions in which the five (5) free minor revisions are still applicable if not used up during the process, and if none are left, consequently, you'd have to pay an additional fee per revision.