I can't wait to hear your ideas! Take a look at my Terms of Service page for info on how my commission process works, and after that, just reach out by email (devielmond.art@gmail.com) so we can begin or if you have any further questions!

Yes, definitely! Send me an e-mail and I will be happy to discuss the different type of licenses I work with and the respective rates.

Commercial use is basically when you are looking to make money with the artwork, so, if you are looking for a book cover, promotional material for a game system or stream channel, you will need a commercial license. I'll be happy to discuss your project so we can figure out together what licensing works best for your needs.

This is a brief overview of the kind of license you can get for your artwork, contact me so we can discuss this further. Personal use: This is an artwork that will not be used for any commercial purposes, so it may be printed and shared with your friends or D&D party, given as a gift, or hung on the wall of your home! Example: A full body character art commission with a detailed background will cost $300USD Commercial use: These are pieces that will be used with intentional monetary compensation or commercial advantage in mind. Which can mean publications that are sold, images that will be used in TV shows and movies, book covers, in sum, everything that promotes revenue is commercial work. I maintain ownership of the artwork for my own personal use and to display it on my portfolio and social media. I charge 50% over the full rate of the commission for this kind of license. Example: Under this license, a full body character art commission with a detailed background will cost $450USD Exclusive rights: Also known as "work-for-hire", this license grants the full ownership of the artwork to the client. These are pieces that have not only its right of use transferred to the client, as in a commercial license, but also all associated rights, making it possible for the client to sell and transfer the copyright of the artwork as they wish. In this case, I don't maintain any ownership of the artwork, and only the client is allowed to display it. I charge 100% over the full rate of the commission for this kind of license. Example: Under this license, a full body character art commission with a detailed background will cost $600USD

The time of completion of a give commission may vary, but I always give a deadline before we begin, and this is how my process usually works regarding time. *I always send two weekly project updates until completion so you will be able to give as much feedback as needed! Initial thumbnail sketches - 3 business days from receiving the first payment Refined sketch - two weeks from the start of the project for the refined sketch Painting - two weeks is the usual time I take to refine a piece depending of course, on complexity and extra details Final art - one week for the final adjustments and reviews That makes the turnaround time for a piece roughly 5 weeks, but that may vary depending on the project, my commission queue and the time we take to discuss the project before starting. I'll always let you know the expected deadline before we begin working on the project.

Extras are additions to the painting such as a second character on a character focused illustration, a pet or mount or even armour with very complex designs or detailed markings on the character. As a base line, I work with the following guide for pricing extras. These are calculated over the base price of the commission and are indicated in each relevant section. Example: You want a character commission that costs $150, and wish to add an extra character, the extra character would cost 150*0,8=120, thus the total price of the commission for the two characters would be $270