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Sketch

$60 Portrait / $100 Full Body
Rough lineart with simple flat colors that may bleed over lines.

Refined

Simple: $100-115 Portrait / $165-$190 Full Body
Rendered: $140-160 Portrait / $210-$250 Full Body
Refined detail added to forms and anatomy, more complex colors, and may add shading/highlighting to fur and feathers. No background, accents/vignettes only.

Pennons

$125-175
Flat colors on highly stylized anatomy, reminiscent of heraldric art, block cuts, and other simplified forms. Minimal accent shading/lighting may be included. These work best as long horizontal or vertical pieces, 'banner' style—if you have a specific resolution in mind for website banner use, don't hesitate to let me know!

Cutlets and Cutaways

$140-160 Portrait / $210-$250 Full Body
Turn your character into a playful cutaway! It's candy gore...but doesn't have to be just candy! (I'm tired of figuring out what to call this, just humor me). Playful break-apart, peel away, or some other form of deconstruction of your character with something hidden inside - meat, goo, plants, crystals, and more! Flat colors with minimal rendering and effects.

Scene/Full Illustration

$??? (Quote only)
(commission option available soon)

Additional charges will be included in a quote for the following:
Additional Characters — (I do not usually discount for multiple characters in the same image)
Complex Designs — (Rarely; extra sets of limbs, intricate details, armor/clothing will be added into a quote on a case-by-case basis)
NSFW — (Based on type of content; tasteful nudity and general pinups will have no extra charge)

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Haulle

Species: Unknown
Pronouns: She/Her/It
Threat: Low
Description: This specimen functions as a single living creature, but can be divided into two distinct entities inhabiting the same form:
1) The host body of unknown species, displaying chimeric traits that resemble multiple known species—notably Canis lupus familiaris, Lepus alleni, Hyaena hyaena, and Giraffa camelopardalis.
2) The amorphous 'organ' that comprises the entirety of the specimen's internal structure—there are no individual organs or true bones; teeth, horns and claws are a solidified form of this internal substance.
The internal organ is able to move and manipulate as efficiently as a limb, but with 'independent' motions that would suggest it is a separate, living entity. It should be noted that the organism has no true sapience of its own, and these behaviors may be similar to an autonomic nervous system. Some observed examples of this autonomic behavior: forming prehensile tendril(s), reflexive reactions to external stimuli, [redacted].
It is well documented that this specimen has a disposition to keep its eyes closed, even in waking activity. There appears to be some form of visual impairment when its eyes are open, but the exact details are still unknown—further study is needed, but current theory holds that this is due to specimen's eyes also being comprised of the internal organ.Addendum: Specimen has shown limited form-altering capabilities, and these states will be referred to as 'Stable' and 'Unstable' for convenience.

Stable Form

Unstable 'Monstrosity' Form

Without permanent structure, the body has a tendency to destabilize. While in this state—casually referred to as 'monstrosity'—inconsistent and unpredictable mutations can occur. Such mutations have included overgrowth of scale plates, misaligned horn growth, and disproportionate body structure. While it can be compared to cancerous organisms, this state is entirely reversible and is not a detriment to the body's health.

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