Hello! Thank you very much for your interest in my work! The name’s Ryuzka. In this section you can find the terms and conditions of my work, as well as my work protocols. I’d like to start by mentioning that I try to make the environment pleasant as soon as day zero, I am faithful to the philosophy of reciprocity, I like to treat people as I would like to be treated, simple. That said, let's see what it's like to work with me:

FIRST CONTACT

Once you contact me through my networks, the first step is to brainstorm how you would like your drawing, feedback, delimit the space of possibilities and lay the foundations for the development of the drawing, as well as decide the price. The price table is right below, in case you require something much more complicated or simpler we can negotiate the price:

We then agree on a timetable for contact. Why do this? I don't like to bother you all the time, so I like to have a fixed schedule so that you can have the freedom to respond to the progress and focus the drawing as you imagine it. In the same way, I can accommodate my work and study times (I'm still pursuing my university carreer).

DEVELOPMENT AND FEEDBACK

Once we have made the first contact, you pay your commission and we set schedules so as not to interrupt our activities, we begin the work! Because it is not only mine, this drawing is a collaborative work between us, the development time can vary depending on the complexity of the piece, normally I do not take more than two weeks on a commission.

But if any eventuality occurs you will be notified and it will be resumed in the shortest possible time.

Feedback and progress will be daily or, failing that, every two days. Normally, on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) I rest completely, both from the University and from my commissions. But if, for example, I get an idea to complement or continue with the drawing, there would be feedback. But you are free to respond to me until Monday.

Now, how do I make my drawings?

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• BRAINSTORMING: We discuss the general idea of ​​the drawing, we comment on poses, number of OCs or characters, as well as references or color schemes, size, if you require a special resolution, a color treatment for printing, etc.
• RAW SKETCHES: As the ideas become more pronounced, I like to make sketches with various ideas for the drawing, very basic to have a perspective or skeleton to lay the foundations of the drawing. These sketches take simple shapes like the example below, they are nothing more than “”abstract”” scratches.
• FINAL SKETCH: This is the culmination of feedback, from here on everything is already shaped to your liking. From here on the drawing is immutable to add or subtract elements. Any changes you want to make, this is the point of no return. I don't like to charge extra for making changes, so keep that in mind when you decide to proceed with the next steps.

This is an example of the final sketch, there are more detailed aspects such as the type of clothing or the background behind.

• LINEART AND COLORING: There's not much to explain from here on out, you can make minimal changes like color tones or some small detail.
• FINAL DELIVERY: Once the drawing is finished, the file will be delivered to you in the format you want plus the .clip file where I was working. This is mainly to have a backup outside of my workspace. With the file in your possession, you have the right to do what you want with it, with your permission, I can upload it to my networks. This is more out of respect than anything else.

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