I certainly don't mind my name on an artist's queue, unless I'm specifically asking to remain anonymous for gift reasons but I would ask for that up front.

I do pop in every few weeks and peek at queues in on just to see how they're progressing.

Usually the info I see on public queues is paid, sketching, lining, coloring, shading, finishing, or even just a percentage to completion.

And any advice is, due to a couple recent negative experiences, I will no longer commission a new artist I've never gone through before that does not have a public trello or some form of easily accessible queue. At the very least, seeing a queue getting regularly updated makes me feel a little better knowing they're actually progressing and are active.

Just my two cents!

Thank you so much for your thoughts! O:
I like the idea of showing progress stages! That should be super easy to implement into what I've made so far.

I can also assume it stops atleast a handful of messages asking if you're working on their commission!

Typically I don't mind my name but maybe if I'm doing lewd I might ask to remain anonymous.

I do check status updates.

I'm fine with a general idea of where the piece is: Percentage or sketch/line/color, etc.