Nightmare Comissions stories thread

[Anonymous No.3205728]

>guy wants a comission from me and keeps asking for 3 years
>i finally decide to work with him just to find out that he cant even pay the amount im asking for one picture
then
>guy keeps spamming my PM with "?" "hey" "hello" "??" FOR A GODDAMN YEAR even if i told him i wont draw a porn of a fucking anime character i dont care about. Seriously - i dont even go to check when i hear a sound of PM on tumblr - im pretty sure its him again
then
>one guy wants pokemon porn from me
>ehh...cringy but whatever. i see tumblists like such stuff so lets try
>turns out its some really retarded weird crap
then
>guy is a fan of my work
>keeps writing me messages
>one time i dont answer in time
>he writes weird stuff "WHY DIDNT YOU ANSWER ME? DID I SAY SOMETHING WRONG? :/" - something like that
>i try to explain that i wasnt on tumblr during that moment so i didnt see his message
>he still quite butthurt and pissy
>ended up being my hater and talks shit about me behind my back
I mean i already work as an artist and dont have money problems.
But i never did any comissions on tumblr even if im on tumblr for 5 years already.
I just keep meeting utter retards or cringy people who make me afraid to open comissions.
Because i think i will bump to another fucking weirdo and just dont want to write rude messages and turn him into my hater or something

[Anonymous No.3205729]

>>3205728
This is my worst fear of being an artist, worse than failing.

[Anonymous No.3205730]

I thought I was on /x/ for a second

[Anonymous No.3205746]

Block the dude(s). If you don't you're almost as crazy as they are, man. Do you really think you should have to put up with shit like that? Pretty much every social media site has a block function for a reason.

I made the mistake of calling this autist 'buddy' at work like I do with most people and in true Cable Guy fashion he comes into my store every single FUCKING day I work now (often multiple times) and considers me his best friend. If I could remove him from my life without experiencing the guilt of his inevitable suicide I would, but I can't so I just endure his ridiculousness and try not to kill myself instead. There are people you'll meet in life online and off that-just a few short decades ago-would have been locked away in a padded room with no sunlight because their unconventional brains make them a nuisance, and yes-a danger-to normal people. The sedative qualities of the internet and television have changed things in that regard for better or worse but luckily you are just a few clicks away from making them someone else's problem if they're not a physical presence.

[Anonymous No.3205759]

>>3205728
>Commission artist for the first time ever
>Okay, I'll show you the sketch and if it's fine you can pay then and I'll do the completed work.
>Don't know how long it's supposed to take.
>Message them a month after sending reference packages and out first conversation.
>Oh, sorry, I overlooked you. I'll get on it.
>Okay, that's cool. They had other commissions so maybe they really were just distracted with other customers.
>Another month passes with nothing from them.
>Send email cancelling my commission
>Get a response within the hour about how they're busier than they thought.

And that's why I'll never commission anyone ever again kek. I mean, I understand that artists get busy, but it feels kind of lame to get forgotten about over your other customers one month and just put on the back burner with no notice a second month. I'll stick to being shitty at drawing until I can just doodle my own stuff, I guess.

[Anonymous No.3205763]

>>3205728
>gets a commission
>guy pays me...and also tips me
>mfw i dont know if i should be happy or worried i'm undercharging

[Anonymous No.3205766]

>>3205759
that sucks but at least you didn't get screwed out of your money.

[Anonymous No.3205809]

>tfw prices are high enough that it weeds out 90% of the weirdos and spergs
the worst thing ive had to deal with is drawing complicated armor, thankfully

[Anonymous No.3206063]

>Do you do free commissions?

[Anonymous No.3206067]

>Close requests
>"I wanted to request you, but you closed your requests... is there any way you could do mine?"
>Tell them my commissions are open if they want something specific
>"But requests were free, and I don't have any money... can't you do mine? You will have fun with my request because it is very cute! I want you to make just a little under dozen sketches of this one cartoon character, but as a cute little animal! I hope you find this request cute enough to do it :3"
>Tell them no
>": ("

[Anonymous No.3206088]

>>3205728
>guy commissions a 10 page mom x son incest themed Rick and Morty comic from me.
>makes a down payment for half of the total price which I normally ask for
>about 5 days and 3 pages in I get an email. (thinking, maybe he wants a progress report or he probably wanted to change some details around with the story or whatever.)
>it's his FUCKING MOM asking for the money back and informing me that the guy is actually her adolescent son who used her credit card without permission.
>she's apologising and explaining her situation to me and whatnot.
>mfw
>i thought he was trying to scam me but after a few exchanges i realise this shit is legit
>she says she grounded him and took away his laptop.
>tell her that I don't do refunds and I made that clear.
>we back and forth and i decide to give her a 50% refund because I had already been working on it for a while and i felt sorry for her.
>pretty pissed but LAUGHING MY ASS off the whole while at the irony.

[Anonymous No.3206090]

When I first started to get commissions requests. I "worked" with a couple of SoundCloud rappers. Never again.

[Anonymous No.3206096]

>>3206088

[Anonymous No.3206132]

whats up guys!
i want to make a hentai comic about a dude that fuck a horse, the story is super sad!
i have $3 pesos.
the sooner the better!

[Anonymous No.3206186]

>>3206088
Is this a pasta or a meme, or a continuation to a story I remember vaguely?
I don't think there was a refund when I last saw it.

[Anonymous No.3206232]

>>3206186
He posted his story before

source: my sources

[Anonymous No.3206238]

>>3205728
>guy wants to commission me
>super excited I've finally made it
>plan out how i'm going to do everything including pricing and paypals
>start working it into my schedule because I don't know how big of a taste he wants
>just wants to commission a hand
>draw him a shitty hand with 3 fingers
>get paid $20
I mean money is good, but it kinda sucks to get paid for a joke.

[Anonymous No.3206242]

i can tell OP is a gril

[Anonymous No.3206247]

>>3206238
Did he have a fetish for hands with unusual amount of fingers?

[Anonymous No.3206252]

>>3206247
Nope, it just turns out he's a literal autist who commissions every drawfag he sees.
I make more money than him anyways so its not like I really needed it, it just felt good to finally make it.

[Anonymous No.3206355]

>>3206186
yeah, I remember that thread

[Anonymous No.3206395]

Yeah I had a bad one this week.

>start a contract with someone to design stuff for their game
>say "hey, normally I do contracts like this, can we do them this way? Its just less complicated"
>they ignore me and give me a contract I dont prefer
>repeat what the question again
>red flag, they start arguing with me and are very forceful
>Mkay that's fine I guess.
>say "okay, but I can't start this until next Monday because I'll be away from home

fast forward
>Monday, I get a message "Good morning, Our contract starts today"
>??? okay? Like I don't fucking know that?
>24 hours later they message me "I see you haven't done anything yet?? Has work begun?"
>Say "Yes, work has begun. I should have something for you soon, probably before Thursday night"
>They send me a huuuge e-mail, scolding me, telling me how I should do my job and that I should contact clients every day
> Quote: Please consider this advice for the future, both in dealing with me and in future hourly contracts: As an employer, clear, regular communication is the most important thing to me because it is the foundation of a successful collaboration and helps me feel in control of the amount of money I'm spending as well as the timeline of the project.
>Bitch how dare you call yourself my "employer", this is a contract, dropped right the fuck there
>reply: As a lot of freelancers have adopted this lifestyle and working model I would suggest you consider following this advice in the future in dealing with your next freelancer. I feel this is an opportune time to end our contract considering no payments have been made.
>End the contract

I don't need that shit.

[Anonymous No.3206400]

>>3206395
good on you for ending things quickly. 0 patience for fucky clients.

[Anonymous No.3206470]

>>3206395
Hey Anon I'm actually looking for artists for a static webgame. Post a sample pls.

[Anonymous No.3206486]

>>3206470
Fuck off I know you're just some /icer trying to get me to post my work in order to gauge how good you have to be before you can start working. Piss off cunt

>>3206400
yeah money is tempting but in the end its not worth it. bad clients will ruin your mindset and make it impossible to work

[Anonymous No.3206488]

>>3206486
Not him but what's with that response? He could be serious, I've hired two people from this board so far-even if he wasn't it's not a huge deal is it? We should all be familiar with actual commercial art so that sounds like a strange concern to have on your part.

[Anonymous No.3206496]

>>3206488
God you are such a dumbass and clearly a samefag.
1)Why the fuck would anon single me out when there are other people on this thread who do commissions?
2)Why would anon come to this thread to look for commissions when there are no examples of work and no portfolios?
3)If a game creator is coming on 4chan to look to hire someone they probably have no fucking idea what they're doing and are a total amateur.

If you're really looking to hire one go make a fucking thread about it dumbass, or contact someone privately if you want to pretend for an instant your a professional

[Anonymous No.3206511]

>>3206496
>>3206496
>God you are such a dumbass
Absolutely

>samefag
No

>2)Why would anon come to this thread to look for commissions when there are no examples of work and no portfolios?

Doesn't matter; maybe he sympathizes with your story and wanted to be nice to you. It could be as simple as that.

>3)If a game creator is coming on 4chan to look to hire someone they probably have no fucking idea what they're doing and are a total amateur.

DEFINITELY doesn't matter.

Whether your client appears "successful" or "amateur" or "professional" or whatever should be completely immaterial to you, why should you care even a little? From your beef with your previous client it sounds like you'd prefer a more laid back client that keeps to themselves and keeps out of your business anyway. Calm down mang.

>your a professional

*you're ;^)

[Anonymous No.3206539]

>>3205809

This is exactly what I did.
Started at triple digits right off the bat, because anything lower and the creepos with their pocket money will flock to you.
Of course doesn't get rid of all of the weirdness, but the genuinely autistic ones stay far away.

[Anonymous No.3206546]

>>3206511
Person that asked him for a sample. It's cool; he's obviously uninterested in the offer. As a static webgame, the art literally can come as pretty much the last thing before launching, since I can use placeholders for everything and upload the final artwork files later. I was curious if he'd be interested so I could contact him when that point was reached, but it's no big deal.

[Anonymous No.3206568]

>>3205728
I posted a vague version of this somewhere and I was called a fag for not accepting but here it goes:
>Make an account on furaffinity because I was desperate and poor.
>Notice I don't actually draw porn but generic cute stuff
>Someone PMs me about a commission
>Ask about if it could be a little sexy
>I accept because why not
>Their OC looks like it was taken out of Digimon(Similar to Agumon)
>They send a super candid image of the character as a reference. >Something like the OC standing with a sad face, looking down, dressed in a shirt and baggy pants.
>The person ask me to draw it tall, muscular and wearing a speedo
>Bold they want me to put emphasis on his bulge.
>Alright, so far nothing that weird.
>They ask for a sketch of it before paying.
>I don't usually do that but since I was again, poor and desperate I accepted.
>Send sketch, they quickly replied the bulge was not big enough.
>I confusedly asked how big they wanted it to be.
>They vaguely ask it to be bigger but don't clearly state how big.
>I made it bigger conserving the proportions of the fucking notdigimon.
>Again, the person asks it to make it bigger.
>After the third change, I told them making it even bigger would look retarded because proportions.
>They don't care and ask again to make it bigger.
>I was pissed but made it bigger
>Yet again, they asked it BIGGER
>I said nope and told them I was not into that kind of commissions.
Looking back, I would have crossed to the /d/ valley and made it fucking big but I could feel the lust of this degenerate every time they sent a PM.

[Anonymous No.3206607]

>>3205763

[Anonymous No.3206674]

>put some sample art out, open up commissions for the first time
>popular friend pimps me up, nervous but motivated
>get a full commission right out of the bat, at 40 bucks, plus 2 other guys seemed very interested
>client asks for a really weird and unmanageable pose for characters
>instead of convincing him to change the pose, I accept the "challenge" because I don't want to cower before my very first job
>turns out like shit
>commissioner pays, but is not really that excited about it, doesn't even upload it to his gallery like usual for other commissions
>after posting the commission, the other 2 interested guys evaporate
Haven't opened commissions since. Just sharpening my pen. Now I understand the concept behind pre-posed commissions or very limited "assembly line" series

>>3206568
>yfw you actually made a short animation for him to piece together of "bulge inflation"

[Anonymous No.3206681]

Is it hard to get commissions? Should I make a Tumblr?

[Anonymous No.3206688]

>>3206681
Furries generally pay better, so you could start practicing drawing cute or sexy furries, whichever style works out better for you. When you're ready, hit up that Furaffinity.

They're also willing to pay to see their vanilla or obscure fetishes portrayed.

Tumblr's userbase is more unwilling to part with their money. They want to see art made for free, and a portion of the userbase are only willing pay below 15-20 bucks for a piece with proper line art, coloring and background.

This has let to many artists only asking 10-15 dollars per a well-made piece because they think that's the only price people will agree to go for, and even then people want to ask for more discounts. I've seen people ask an artist for an art trade just to spend 10 minutes in paint in exchange for an artist's multiple hour drawing.

So I think furries would be the better option for you.

[Anonymous No.3206694]

>>3206688
How about capitalizing on the Tumblr diaspora that litters 4chan? Lots of boards have drawthreads, but I never studied it carefully; what I do know is there's a bunch of horny anons around.

More than worried about about finding customers, I'm worried about soiling my real name forever by being associated with that hacker named 4chan in the future. No one cares until you go big.

[Anonymous No.3206701]

>>3206694
That's the reason why some like to keep their real name and style out of their degenerate commission art, and instead develop a different style and go with a different artist name so any potential employees in the future won't find out about your lewds

[Anonymous No.3206707]

>>3206701
Your real name will still be there on PayPal. If it's just about keeping a secret alias, that's no problemo.

[Anonymous No.3206708]

>>3206707

Who honestly doesn't have a dummy Paypal account?

[Anonymous No.3206713]

>>3205728
>>guy wants a comission from me and keeps asking for 3 years
>>i finally decide to work with him
Found where you fucked up.
That was easy.
NEXT.

[Anonymous No.3206718]

>>3205759
Lol, the thread says nightmare stories, not the shit you just posted.
That's seriously nothing. You met a busy artist that is not interested in your commission, but for some reason they didn't want to turn you down.
Move along and find another artist.
And you call this a nightmare commission. What a delicate flower LMAO.

[Anonymous No.3206723]

>>3206718
It's not traumatic, but it is unpleasant. I figured this thread just meant unpleasant commissions stories. Not all nightmares are horrifying, after all. And it's unprofessional to have my setting aside money thinking you'd do a commission when I could've just commissioned someone else in that time.

[Anonymous No.3206726]

>>3206723
All you are saying is true. With delicate flower I was referring to this
>And that's why I'll never commission anyone ever again kek.

[Anonymous No.3206732]

>>3206726
Oh, I just don't feel like chancing the hassle, really, for personal/recreational artwork.

[Anonymous No.3206733]

>>3206496
>I'm a paranoid cunt who's insecure about competition because I secretly believe my art is shit and I can't believe people actually pay me
You should tone that down a little.

[Anonymous No.3206735]

Wasn't a nightmare commission, but I thought that was funny. The guy was a gangster rapper too.

[Anonymous No.3206758]

>>3206735
kek

[Anonymous No.3206772]

>>3206735
Did he send you his soundcloud link?

[Anonymous No.3206852]

>>3205759
Sounds like the stuff I heard about legoman.

[Anonymous No.3207114]

>>3206735
Youre the goat!!

[Anonymous No.3207173]

>>3206735
Very cute
>Tfw no soundcloud rapper bf

[Anonymous No.3207248]

>>3206607
>There's a difference between hardcover and paperback
>Paperback is more expensive.
Am I missing something?

[Anonymous No.3207399]

>>3206486
I'm interested in hiring you, mind posting a sample on this here thread

[Anonymous No.3207501]

>>3205728
This is why I can't open commissions. Aside from language barrier (not a native english speaker), I'm an awkward little shit that gets paranoid I'll encounter people like this.

I have more success in redbubble/society6, at least I don't fully interact with however buys mmy shit there

[Anonymous No.3207669]

>>3207248
More units printed and distributed than the hardcover versions

[Anonymous No.3207682]

>>3206708
Redpill me on dummy paypal accounts

[Anonymous No.3207718]

>>3207682
I think he means second PayPal account set up as a business type. With a business PayPal accounts people won't see your real name, they'll see your business name instead. Can't you use the same bank card btw.

[Anonymous No.3208388]

>>3206607
Very interesting, thank you for sharing.

[Anonymous No.3208393]

>>3207718
Could that possibly lead to some tax related problems down the line or is the "business" specification on that level irrelevant in the eyes of the law?

[Anonymous No.3208398]

>>3208393
It's only a problem if you get audited. I've set up a legal art-unrelated business before but it does cost some money to do so. You might need to get a special legal designation to make a business account on paypal but I'm not sure.

[Anonymous No.3208580]

>>3208393
>>3208398
I have no idea. I was planning on setting up a business account for anonymity. Even if I'm ngmi it kinda sucks if I become a little known as an artist, someone that can tell the whole world into and commission degenerate crap. In the eu the taxes are already done for you so I assumed the only thing I need to worry about is a getting another card.

[Anonymous No.3208969]

>>3205728

[Anonymous No.3209011]

>>3208969
>avatar has a negro haircut

[Anonymous No.3209145]

>>3206395
Pissy little bitches like you will never make it lol.

The guy is paying you money to do shit for him, and he has every right to ask for status updates even if it's on a daily basis.

Nobody likes to work with a lazy fuck.

[Anonymous No.3209152]

>>3209145
This guy is a shameless bootlicking money slave

>>3206395
This guy has a healthy sense of pride and personal dignity

[Anonymous No.3209171]

>>3209145
Nobody likes to work with an annoying bitch who asks for updates daily when it was previously agreed upon that you'd get an update at X time.
Your money isn't worth anything more compared to anybody else's. Enjoy not working with professionals.

[Anonymous No.3209234]

>>3209152
>>3209171
Sorry I triggered you guys, but let's be real.

In any other profession shit like this would be called out immediately.

Let's say you hire a guy to do your pluming on contract starting at a certain day and he doesn't show up.
Wouldn't you be pissed that you wasted all that time waiting for him and when the time finally came around he didn't even show up to do any work?

I'd sure as hell be pissed as fuck.

Also if someone is PAYING you to do something, he is your employer for that work, doesn't matter if you're freelance or not.

[Anonymous No.3209250]

>>3209234
Did we read the same post? Because in the one I read, not only had the OP done exactly what he told his client he would do, but he also hadn't been payed a dime, meaning he had no obligation to anyone.

>Also if someone is PAYING you to do something, he is your employer for that work, doesn't matter if you're freelance or not.

No you tard, a self-employed person has clients/customers

[Anonymous No.3209301]

>>3209234
A more fitting comparison would be the plumber showing up on time and starting work and you bothering him every five minutes to ask for status updates.

[Anonymous No.3209459]

>>3209250
How would you know that he's actually done the work?

Anyone can easily say "Yes, work has begun" over an email without any proof.

If OP really did start on the project, it would've been so fucking simple to just send his client a status update.

Like I said, when a contract starts on a specific date, people usually except the work to begin on that date and not 3-4 days later or whatever.

> he also hadn't been payed a dime, meaning he had no obligation to anyone.
He accepted the contact didn't he (I assume signed it)? You are held accountable for the work the minute you do that, even before they pay you.

Btw not trying to be an ass, but employer literally means "the guy who's paying you for work". When you freelance and accept a contact, your clients/costumers EMPLOY you for that work. Basically they employ your services, hence making them your employer.

[Anonymous No.3209651]

worst commission story is people saying they can't wait to commission you or work with you again and then never get in contact with you when your commissions are open

[Anonymous No.3209787]

>>3206395
Both you and your client are awful.

Your client was a fucking retard for not specifying in his contract that he needs daily updates.
As for you: since you're trying to be a professional, then you should knew that this sort of thing is a standard in concept art industry.

Concept art, unlike furry porn commissions, is a serious business. It's completely normal for a game company to need daily updates.
One thing is that every employer likes to know that their project is progressing smoothly; it doesn't matter if are you a gardener, a cook, a programmer or an artist.
But most important reason is that what needs to be designed, artistic direction the game is taking or setting can change. For example they could realize in the middle of your contract, that, i dunno, water level that you were designing props for is a bad idea. Then it would be a waste to have you work on harpoons and shit, when you could make at least sketches of other things. Or, if they wanted to terminate your contract earlier, they would know exactly how much you did and how much they should pay you and maybe they could find a use for sketches that you made so far. Or they could tell you "hey, I like what you did on that sketch; could you design more props like that, rather than what we asked for in the beginning?"

To send them an update would take you 5-10 minutes at the end of the day. That would be a problem ONLY if you're not treating your job as a, well, job.


To be honest I also despise this kind of thing - I didn't become an artist to work from nine to five and to have someone constantly looking over my shoulder. But if you're like that, then you should realize that concept art isn't for you.

[Anonymous No.3209824]

>>3209651
Does that count? No one technically got commissioned.

[Anonymous No.3209838]

>>3209651
>getting compliments
>complaining anyway
You're such a bitch.

[Anonymous No.3209842]

>>3209838
Quit making excuses for cockteases

[Anonymous No.3209857]

>>3205728
fuck off roastie.

[Anonymous No.3212397]

How do I get into comissions or even lewd comissions?

[Anonymous No.3212511]

>first contract ever
>doing pixel art for some online game
>easy chill guy to work with at first, no problems
>first and second payment everything okay
>powering through animations, tilesets, and character portraits
>everyone is loving it
>after that the guy starts becoming extremely vague
>has no idea what he wants
>the game is making money in alpha already so i keep working by his vague direction
>weeks go by
>no payment because he's not sure what he wants
>he runs into a bug he can't fix in a week and features he doesn't know how to code
>end up having to help him code the game
>fix the map issue in 20 minutes
>implement the dungeon generator in an hour
>fix some exploits in the server and client code
>he gets super salty and passive aggressive after that
>secretly hired another artist shortly after
>but keeps asking me for work that he rejects
>no updates for weeks
>community hype dying rapidly
>people on the forums start arguing with him to put my new work in the game
>finally reveals he replaced all my work and terminates me publicly
>knew this shit was coming by his attitude
>testers hate the new art and want me back
>anyone who mentions it gets permabanned
>game only has about 200 active players and everybody is wondering why everything has changed and people are getting banned
>forum quickly shutdown for "maintenance" that never ends
>server patched to shadow mute certain words
>nobody knew who the new artist was
>server shutdown by the end of the week, no refunds
>he walked away with a few thousand and probably didn't even pay the other artist

[Anonymous No.3212513]

>>3212397
draw lewd, make price sheet, post it on porn threads.

[Anonymous No.3212530]

>>3212511
Did the guy just hold a secret grudge against you or something?

No payment "because he's not sure what he wants" isn't a fucking excuse btw LOL. If someone commissions you their uncertainty isn't your problem, especially if he's making money, himself.

[Anonymous No.3212606]

>>3209011
this
should have been a red flag desu, consider asking for prepayment when you see something like that

[Anonymous No.3212660]

>>3212530

Sounds like he his ego took a hit when the artist guy kicked his ass in programming. He felt that his authority was challenged and had a immature reaction to it.

Don't outshine the master.

“Being defeated is hateful, and besting one’s boss is either foolish or fatal.
Most people do not mind being surpassed in good fortune, character,
or temperament, but no one, especially not a sovereign,
likes to be surpassed in intelligence.”
— Baltasar Gracián

[Anonymous No.3212675]

>>3212397
keep drawing lewds until senpai notices you

[Anonymous No.3212693]

>>3212660
That's kind of what I was thinking. It's hard to believe someone would throw a possible once in a lifetime opportunity away over something like that. If I was ever in a similar position I'd have done everything in my power to keep the dude around, not tried to force him out, what the fuck lmao. I guess admitting you're a pathetic excuse for a code monkey is a tough pill to swallow. Imagine being so autistic you manage to turn the most fortunate circumstance you could ever have in that context (discovering one of your guys is a multi-talent) into the catalyst for which you sabotage your own project and ruin everything for everybody. Sad!

[Anonymous No.3212713]

>>3212693
Happens more often then you think, and not just with amateurs.

Many big triple a studios end up sabotaging their own product with this kinda shit too.

[Anonymous No.3212835]

I'm this anon, never even got paid, band never got back to me and I wasted 7 months on a project for pennies.

>>/ic/thread/S3116385

Was the biggest mistake I ever made and it was caused by my (((tutor))) taking advantage of me, it's now crippled me with taking on commision because now I'm afraid I'll get screwed over again. I'm currently looking into contracts so this can't happen again.

[Anonymous No.3212854]

>>3212835
Sorry dude, I was the guy trying to talk you through it. Sad to hear it was just as bad as I'd feared. Your tutor is a piece of garbage lol. If it's any consolation you have a pretty decent portfolio piece now. Hopefully you're still friends with that girl despite your mutual fuck up.

[Anonymous No.3212856]

>>3212854
Thank you for the help, yeah were still good, but we have a mutual hatred for the course leader, we joke about it now but it still obviously has a bad effect.

[Anonymous No.3212860]

>>3212856
I hope you at least take it as a life lesson to respect yourself and never work for that kind of shit pay again

[Anonymous No.3212875]

>>3205728
This is why I stopped doing commissions. I'm just not good enough to charge enough money to weed out the idiots and weirdo's (triple digits) and I just get exhausted dealing with people like that - and I don't want to be known as the "block-queen" either - so I just dropped it. And I make enough in my day job to not be in NEED of doing shitty porn commishes, so I can just do shitty porn for my self.
Feels good
10/10
Recommended

[Anonymous No.3213932]

>>3212835
Damn anon, I remember you.
This really makes me sad man.
Don't let this get to you, set up some stuff to save your ass from stuff like that in the future and get out there again. Your dedication alone is already a worthy trait.

[Anonymous No.3214035]

>>3206674
You should have never posted it. You're never obligated to post something.

[Anonymous No.3214064]

>>3205728
>whining
>is on tumblr

Fuck this board has become full of faggots.

[Anonymous No.3214069]

>>3206088
Oh an underage person requests garbage. I've neeever seeen thaaaat...

[Anonymous No.3214083]

>>3212511
A regular day in the game business.

[Anonymous No.3214100]

>>3209787
>Both you and your client are awful.
No? The client is clearly in the wrong. Simply ask for daily or twice-daily updates, politely, and you'll receive them. If the person contracting him wants to play art-director he needs to learn to do his job too, which requires more than being a wannabe alpha jackass.

[Anonymous No.3214185]

>>3208969
Wait, aren't you supposed to pay the artist first

[chiusan No.3214426]

>>3205728
>faggot wants me to draw porn of a character
>tell him i don't want to
>keeps messaging me
>block him
> messages me with new profile

i am a poorfag and just recently got a mac so i can do digital art, doing commissions is my worst fear because they want me to draw high quality digital shit while i can only do decent sketches.

[chiusan No.3214430]

kek i don't even charge money for requests because i don't have much faith in my work and thus don't want to set prizes high.