HKBull

I've been commissioning artists for a little over two years now, starting with site money on GaiaOnline and moving to dA from there.  One thing that's hard for me to ignore is the number of artists who are concerned about being scammed, either because they've gone through that experience before or because the stories and warnings of it happening all the time proliferate.  Commissioners have their own concerns about being scammed by artists.  The simple fact of the matter is that it happens. However, I think a good portion of the problem is that many people who want to commission an artist have no experience doing so, and it's not as easy to

A basic guide to setting up commissions When it comes to commissioning, there is so much that needs to be decided, arranged and thought of that it can all appear a bit daunting at first. However: when following a couple of basic guidelines, setting up commissions really is not as hard as you think! If you find the article informative, please :+fav: it. ---------------------------------------- First things first So you have decided you want to start doing commissions. That's great! The first thing to do is to determine what you want to offer. Do you want to offer drawings, or designs? Will you be coding journal-skins for people, or