This. B*tch. Took Me. 2 1/2 To 3 Hours. Hours. The Art God Looked Down On Me And Said Suffer When I Got

Hey, you! Do you want a commission from an artist? Great!

Because my commissions are currently OPEN! There are currently 3 slots open (this number will be updated every time someone takes a slot.)

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If you wish to take out a commission by me, please proceed under the cut to get the rundown over my rules and what I work with. If you are not interested, you may continue on with your day!

Before you think about a commission, please keep in mine the things I am and am not willing to do. Here you can find fandoms I aware of, but if you want a different one than on that list, please be specific with the fandom and the character.

Ordering Your Commission-

Once you have an idea about what you want to order, you need to email me with the email attached below. Be sure to clearly state 1. The name of your character (including what media they come from and reference pictures if they are your own original characters) 2. The exact way you want the commission to look, including what ‘level’ you want it to be and 3) If there are any add-ons that you want to add.

Payment-

After emailing me about your request, I will send you an estimate about the final price. These commissions are payed by hour, so I will average my time on all pieces I have done to give you a price. THIS PRICE IS NOT FINAL. These prices change based on certain aspects, including the final time I have spent on the full piece.

For example, if a full body rendered piece is ordered, and I plan on spending 4 hours on the piece, I will tell you the piece will be around $80. If I then spend more hours than expected, the price will go up. Please do not fight me on the prices, because these are non-negotiable. If I do say there is a sale, then these will be applied once the piece is FINNISHED. Not before.

Extra Fees-

In addition to the piece itself, there may be extra fees that I will charge a client an additional fee for. The fees are as followed:

Complex Backgrounds: White, simple, or transparent backgrounds (your choice) comes free of charge with the work. Anything outside of that will be charged- $5

Additional Characters: Adding another character to a piece- $5

Post-approval Changes: I will contact you when I have concept sketches done, and you will have to approve them before I continue. If I get the approval, and contact you again when the inking or flats are done, and you change your mind or what it different (outside of minor details like eye color or freckles or something) I have to start again, which is more time that it takes for me to finish the piece- $5 to $15 depending on how far into the piece I am when you change your mind, and if the piece I am working on is complex.

Commission Sizes and Levels-

Level 1- Sketches

Bust Sketch- $1 Waist Sketch- $5 Full Body Sketch- $10

Level 2- Ink and Flats

Bust Ink and Flat- $5 Waist Ink and Flat- $10 Full Body Ink and Flat- $15

Level 3- Full Renders

Bust Full Rendered- $10 Waist Full Rendered- $15  Full Body Full Rendered- $20

If you have made it this far, congratulation, you are ready to purchase a commission. Please take a moment to assure that you have an email and a PayPal set up to completely make sure that you are able to pay for the commission. If that is set up, then you may proceed to absolueartattack@gmail.com, and set up your commission today.

Hello! I am making this as a warning to a video that is going to be public tomorrow. I made the dumb mistake of not adding a warning to the beginning of the video because of themes that may be picked up from the content. The speedpaint has a person that has a rope around their neck. THIS IS NOT ANYTHING REMOLELY SELF HARM. Please take this for the warning it is, and if you are not comfortable with that video than please, do not watch it. If you are suffering from anything, please know you can talk to me on my Tumblr; or any of my platforms. It is not healthy to handle things alone. Have a great day everyone!!

YOU are bi!

In respect for prom season, two characters you have never learned about before, because I’m horrible about posting my pictures 😋 #digitalart #digitalartist #artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdnv5YQOVYc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Every person need to be taught disability history

Not the “oh Einstein was probably autistic” or the sanitized Helen Keller story. but this history disabled people have made and has been made for us.

Teach them about Carrie Buck, who was sterilized against her will, sued in 1927, and lost because “Three generations of imbeciles [were] enough.”

Teach them about Judith Heumann and her associates, who in 1977, held the longest sit in a government building for the enactment of 504 protection passed three years earlier.

Teach them about all the Baby Does, newborns in 1980s who were born disabled and who doctors left to die without treatment, who’s deaths lead to the passing of The Baby Doe amendment to the child abuse law in 1984.

Teach them about the deaf students at Gallaudet University, a liberal arts school for the deaf, who in 1988, protested the appointment of yet another hearing president and successfully elected I. King Jordan as their first deaf president.

Teach them about Jim Sinclair, who at the 1993 international Autism Conference stood and said “don’t mourn for us. We are alive. We are real. And we’re here waiting for you.”

Teach about the disability activists who laid down in front of buses for accessible transit in 1978, crawled up the steps of congress in 1990 for the ADA, and fight against police brutality, poverty, restricted access to medical care, and abuse today.

Teach about us.

Have a sneak peek at my latest project! I honestly love the design I made, and hope you all like it too

All of my family has straight hair, and the only one who I could ask about is my grandfather who hasn’t had hair since the 50’s. I never new that I’m not taking care of my hair right!

I hate my curly hair so much I'll brush it for like an hour and itll he smooth as silk but in literally like one minute there's at least 10 knots wHY

ADFADGSFDGKSFG 

BECAUSE IT’S NOT MEANT TO BE BRUSHED!! 

STOP BRUSHING OUT CURLY HAIR 2k19!!!

I hate this, because almost no one knows it. No one tells kids with curly hair how to actually take care of their hair.

You can’t treat curly hair like straight hair and expect the same results! You can’t! It doesn’t work! Curly hair gets its own routine! 

Okay, look, here’s the deal.

Your curls are… curls. They are MEANT to go together into a GROUP. They are not like straight hair which just hands out in one big… thing. Curls have groups.

By BRUSHING it, you are splitting those good-curl groups into separate strands, which, on their own, are STILL trying their goddamned best to curl, but now that they are away from their friends, they are only clinging haphazardly to each other as best as they can and creating tangles!

Here’s what brushed curly hair looks like:

Here’s what well-treated curly hair that has CURL-FRIENDS is supposed to look like (curl size may vary):

See how the curl is NOT only one strand of hair? It’s a whole group!

You know how you get those nice curls?

STOP BRUSHING.Give your curls back their curl-friends!

Okay, here’s the deal - you sit down. You look at this chart. Figure out your type of curl. (guesstimate)

And now you go to this website and you read about what curly hair actually needs to thrive, and you change your routine, and you promise me that you will NEVER disappoint your curls like that again!!!! 

Basics:

1) Curly hair is damaged by heat, lack of moisture, and sulfates in shampoo. 

 - No blowdrying - use a cotton towel or t-shirt to scrunch your hair and get extra moisture out, and allow to air-dry

 - Turn down the shower temp while washing hair. I mean it.

 - Try to find a better shampoo.

2) Curly hair NEEDS moisture, and it NEEDS leave-in conditioner.

 - Use lots of conditioner.

 - Use leave-in conditioner

 - Try to use water spray over chemical setting sprays. 

3) Curly hair does not need to be brushed, only combed with a wide-tooth comb.

 - Comb the hair through with your fingers while in the shower and detangle while you have conditioner in. 

 - Comb again with a wide-toothed comb after the shower if needed

 - If you need to, use a twist of some sort to keep hair out of the way, but don’t squeeze it too much - give it room to breathe!

More tips from smarter people probably exist but that’s the basic stuff.

PLEASE be nice to your curly hair.

Please Reblog is Your Blog is Safe for Non-Binary People.

If my mutuals can’t rb this then we can’t be mutuals