I'm a digital painter. I specialize in fantasy and sci-fi character portraits. I love bringing life to original characters and reinterpreting canonical ones.

Typically 6-8 weeks. This can vary depending on the scope of the piece and how busy I am. Rush orders may be possible but will be subject to an additional charge of at least $10 USD.

As I work I'll submit progress shots for your approval. In this way it becomes easy to alter details if necessary. Do note, however, that any radical alterations after the fact will incur additional charges. The more information and reference images you can provide for the piece - whether it's photos, other artwork, written description, or even a crude MSPaint diagram - the better I'm able to fulfill your needs.

I accept payment via PayPal only, in United States Dollars. 50% of the cost is paid up front, and the other 50% is to be paid when I submit a watermarked version of the completed painting. Once I receive the second payment, you will receive the full, un-watermarked version.

By default all paintings will be provided as a PNG image, 2480px by 3508px (A4 at 300 ppi). Other formats, sizes and aspect ratios (for instance if you want a square or some desktop wallpaper) may be available upon request. Extremely large images will be subject to an extra fee.

A portrait from about hip- or waist-level upwards, with options for additional characters and/or more detailed scenery.
Starting at $120 USD; +$60 for a detailed background, +$60 per additional character.

A portrait from about knee-level upwards, with options for additional characters and/or more detailed scenery.
Starting at $140 USD; +$70 for a detailed background, +$70 per additional character.

A full-length portrait, with options for additional characters and/or more detailed scenery.
Starting at $160 USD; +$80 for a detailed background, +$80 per additional character.

Tasteful nudity is OK. Erotica might be OK - please ask beforehand. Anything hateful is not OK.

The artwork is for personal (non-commercial) use only.

Typically, I post work-in-progress shots on my deviantArt account and Tumblr sketch-blog, and I may include the piece in my portfolio as well. If you'd prefer I didn't - for example if you're commissioning a gift and want it to be a surprise - please let me know ahead of time.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. The best way to do so is to email me.