COMMISSIONS

Your Story. My Interpretation.

There are moments of ourselves that we don't always know how to put into words.

A gesture. A pose. A glance. A fantasy. A private part of ourselves that feels worth preserving.

This is where you can bring one of those moments into the studio.

I create commissioned artwork from photographs, ideas, and personal references, interpreting them through my own artistic language.

You bring me the subject. You bring me the feeling. I make the art.

What I create

My commissioned work explores the human figure, intimacy, sensuality, eroticism, fantasy, and the beauty of being seen.

I work across a variety of approaches, including:

  • Digital Illustration
  • Traditional Media
  • Black & White
  • Grayscale
  • Color
  • Watercolor
  • Figurative and Portrait work
  • Erotic and Intimate artwork

The medium and visual treatment are determined as part of the commision process. You are not commissioning a reproduction of a photograph. You are commissioning my interpretation of you.

the Commission

$300

A commission begins at $300. This fee represents a place in my studio schedule and the time, attention, and creative energy I reserve for your work.

The base commission includes:

  • one commissioned artwork
  • one primary composition
  • one subject
  • digital or traditional executions
  • black & white, grayscale, or color
  • your submitted reference material and/or concept
  • one reasonable feedback opportunity before final delivery
  • final delivery in the agreed format

Additional artwork, compositions, subjects, physical pieces, alternate versions, or other deliverables may be available for an additional fee. These are discussed and agreed upon before additional work begins.

I don't believe in turning creativity into a menu of arbitrary fees. If your idea grows beyond the original commission, we'll simply talk about what that means and find a price that makes sense for both of us.

How it Works

01. TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE IMAGINING

Submit your concept and any reference material you'd like me to consider.

Tell me what drew you to the idea. Tell me what you're hoping the finished piece feels like.

You don't need to know exactly what you want. That's part of why you're coming to an artist.

02. I Review It

Every commission is reviewed personally.

I'll make sure the concept fits my artistic practice, boundaries, and current availability. If I don't think I'm the right artist for your idea, I'll tell you.

There is no obligation to proceed.

03. Reserve Your Place

Once I've accepted the commission, you'll receive the commission agreement and payment information.

The $300 commission fee reserves a place in my studio schedule. Your commission does not begin until the agreed first payment has been received.

Because commissioned work is intentionally brought into my creative schedule, please understand that the agreed timeframe once your commission is officially accepted and paid.

04. I Create

This is where you let me work.

Your references give me the material. Your concept gives me the directions. My job is to interpret it.

There may be moments when what I create isn't exactly what you imagined. That's intentional. You aren't hiring me to become your hands. You're hiring me to use mine.

05. One Conversation

Before the final piece is delivered, you'll have an opportunity to provide reasonable feedback. This is intended to address meaningful deviations from the agreed concept or reference.

It is not an invitation to redesign the artwork.

Changes to my artistic style, compositions, interpretations, or creative direction are not considered standard revisions. If you decide you'd like a substantially different composition of additional artwork, we'll discuss that separately.

06. Your Artwork

Once complete, you'll receive the final artwork in the format we agree upon.

If you commission includes a physical original, we'll arrange delivery or pickup separately.

And then the piece leaves my studio. What it becomes after that is yours to experience.

erotic commissions

Erotic, not exploitative.

Eroticism is part of my artistic practice.

I am interested in intimacy, sensuality, vulnerability, fantasy, kink, the human body, and the many ways people express themselves through it.

I am kink-positive, but consent matters. I welcome consensual adult BDSM themes within my artisitc boundaries.

I do not accept commissions depicting bodily harm, extreme physical abuse, sexual violence, or non-consensual sexual activity.

18+ Always

Every client must be 18 or older. Every person depicted in a commission must be 18 or older.

I do not accept, create, or work from reference material depicting minors or anyone who appears to be a minor. If there is uncertainty about the subject's age, I may decline the commission.

By submitting a commission request, you confirm that you and every person depicted are 18+.

Your Privacy Matters

Some commissions require an unusual amount of trust.

Especially erotic ones.

If you send me an intimate photograph, I understand that you are trusting me with something personal. Reference photographs and private materials are used solely for the purpose of creating your commissioned artwork.

They are not shared, published, sold, or used for another purpose without you explicit permission.

I do not use client reference photographs to train generative AI systems or submit them to generative AI services.

Reference materials will be deleted form my working files after the commission and agreed-upon revision period are complete, unless we have specifically agreed otherwise.

Your privacy isn't something you should have to wonder about.

You Choose What Becomes Public

The finished artwork belongs to the commission experience, but you decide whether I may public share it. When your commission is completed, you'll choose one of the three options:

Public

You allow me to display the finished artwork in my portfolio, website, social media, exhibitions, promotional materials, and other professional contexts.

Anonymous

You allow me to display the finished artwork, but I will not publicly identify you as the subject of client.

Private

The commissioned artwork remains private and will not be publicly displayed by me without your later written permission.

You may also discuss any special privacy concerns with me before the commission begins.

I will never assume that because commissioned an erotic work, you are comfortable having it displayed publicly. Your privacy is your choice.

Copyright & Ownership

The commissioned artwork remains my artistic work and, unless otherwise agreed in writing, I retain the copyright.

Purchasing a commission does not transfer copyright to the client.

You receive personal rights to possess and enjoy the commissioned artwork for the purposes we agree upon. Commercial reproduction, resale, merchandise, licensing, or other commercial use requires separate permission.

If you'd like to discuss commercial rights, we'll do that separately.

A Few Boundaries

I want the commission process to remain enjoyable for both of us.

I reserve the right to decline a commission that falls outside my artistic practice, personal boundaries, ethical standards, or availability.

Submitting a request does not guarantee acceptance.

I also reserve the right to stop work on a commission if circumstances arise that make continuing inappropriate or impossible. Any payment or refund resulting from a situation will be handled according the commission agreement.

Before You Submit.

Please Have the Following Ready:

Your Idea - Tell me what you're imagining, even if it's difficult to articulate.

Your Reference - Photographs, sketches, inspiration, or anything else that helps me understand the subject.

Your Boundaries - If there are things you specifically do or don't want represented, tell me.

Your Privacy Preference - Public, anonymous, or private.

Confirmation of Age - You must be 18+ and every depicted subject must be 18+.

READY?

Erotic, not exploitative.

If you've got a photograph, a feeling, a fantasy, a moment, or simply an idea that you think belongs in my hands...

I'd love to hear it.

Submitting a request is not a purchase. I'll review your idea personally and contact you if I'd like to bring it into the studio.