If you donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/Rebuild-Home-Fund

you can get art from me!!!

Options available:

$1 = bean
$5 = icon
$15 = Chibi
$25 = half body
$35 = full body
$60 or MORE = animated icon!!!

Anything above $250 is ALL OPTIONS

I am also putting together a care package of foods, clothing, money for a bed, a bed set etc for him so if you would like to send something rather than donate, PM me and I'll give my address!!!

I prefer it be sent to me because I want to send one BIG package! :D

if you take this route you WILL get updates from me on packaging, shipping, and a shipping number so you can track that your things are getting where they are supposed to go!

If you DONATE, write a note with your donation saying WHO it is so I can note you for a ref!!!

If you donate you will also get image and VIDEO proof of where the money is going!

I don't scam people and I want to be able to give back to someone who has been a major support to me! I might not have the official seal but I DO consider myself a trusty artist <3

Please consider donating, sending items, and sharing!!!

TTFN

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One of my best friends in the whole world was just DRASTICALLY affected by hurricane Maria and has lost so much.

He deserves something good to come his way, and I want to do whatever I can to help.

ALSO: IF YOU COMMISSION ME ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO A CARE PACKAGE OF CLOTHING AND NECESSITIES AS WELL AS THIS CAMPAIGN.

A list of necessities that will be sent his way:

Clothing, Bed sets, Pillows, Money for a new bed/books for school, blankets, bathroom essentials, and foods that won't spoil overnight.

omg just found this artist while browsing and I'm upset they don't have more watchers!

Go check them out their work is AMAZING!


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Ever want to say something to me but you're too shy? Ever think I wouldn't respond well?

Well now you can send me messages ANON!

Go send me things!

I'll be replying to them!!!

https://chaifennec.sarahah.com/
https://chaifennec.sarahah.com/
https://chaifennec.sarahah.com/
https://chaifennec.sarahah.com/
https://chaifennec.sarahah.com/

I've opened up my etsy shop!!!


https://www.etsy.com/shop/SpaceUnic.....?ele=shop_open

I'm building my own fursuit and I'm on my FIRST attempt at a head!!

If you'd like to keep up feel free to add me on facebook!

https://www.facebook.com/profile.ph.....00018021570226

If we have little to no mutuals I suggest sending a message telling me who it is :D

Found this guy hiding in the shadows, those of you who have followed me since the beginning can remember that when I started out my art was very similar.

I see a lot of potential in this artist and I want to give them as much support to continue as possible!

PLEASE GO GIVE THEM A WATCH

SPREAD SOME LOVE AND POSITIVITY

A LONG LONG time ago I thought "I would LOVE a Shiranui hoodie" so I designed this one!

But I never wound up making it or having it commissioned

BUT, I want to set money aside to possibly get it before the year is over!

So give hoodie maker recommendations! I'd like if the tail could be detachable as well!

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KING: http://kingtemperance.deviantart.com/

ADD ME ON FACEBOOK!

I post WIPS, I post up art there BEFORE here, you can delve more into who I am as a person rather than just an artist!


ADD ME HERE!!!!

Alright so that's totally unrelated as is this eNTIre journal.

But yah there's an article I found that says "Instant noodles can make babies gay"

Article: http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/02/2.....F_9c97cd65d5e5488ab414b164e1cb3f9c


ALSO! Pro tip: "Don't do that"

Do NOT go onto the internet with health concerns.

I typed in symptoms I was having that were concerning because I would prefer to avoid going to the hospital if I can lmao

and it diagnosed me with having a stroke....when in reality I just had low blood sugar.

So hey don't do that.


As for works that I owe people!

I have one ref sheet to finish for a friend that I said I would have done by tomorrow, so I will be working on THAT today, as well as a fix on an icon (my booboo, my bad <3)

Funny enough I'm usually the one saying artists should read the info in the ref sheet description and I didn't do it. And att this point I can SAY that I blame the pregnancy but really it was just my own negligence.


THAT SAID....everyone please remember to read lol me included.

After the two pieces are finished I will be pretty MIA, so I probs won't reply to comments, notes, shouts, etc.

I'm already kind of not doing that and I'm sorry, but with time ticking faster it's just more diffficult to sit on here and reply to literally everyone and everything.

Remember I appreciate you :D

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Never be afraid to ask me questions about commissions

I don't ask but are ALWAYS appreciated!


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THIS IS NOT MINE I DO NOT CLAIM TO HAVE WRITTEN IT! Here is the original source;
http://phantom42.tumblr.com/post/78.....k-to-an-artist
and the artist who posted it here: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/...../#cid:39007039
Feel free to re-blog it on your Tumblr too! (I sure did!)

Sharing it here because I feel it is important and quite professional.
Agree, disagree, whatever. This is just how I personally feel on the matter;



"Don’t tell an artist, “SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!" or "I would totally buy that!" if you’re not ready and/or willing to back it up with an actual purchase. Artists love that you love the piece, but often produce pieces/quantities based on apparent interest and potential customers. Gauges of potential buyers and gauges of general interest are both very important, but they are very different.

Do tell an artist that you love the piece. Just be honest about it. It’s OK if it’s out of your price range. It’s OK if you have no practical use or place for a piece. Most artists get the warm fuzzies just from honest compliments even if you’re not going to be a paying customer.

Don’t assume that every message to an artist is going to get a response. Most artists read every message they get, but don’t always have time to respond to everything.

Do give the artist some time to respond. Some artists get a lot of messages and have to balance their time responding with their workload and still make time to be a person and have a life outside of art.

Don’t comment on a piece telling the artist how much it reminds you of some other artist’s work or other character (unless you’re calling them out on a blatant copyright violation). In your mind, you may see it as a compliment. You loved the art style in some movie, and this seems similar to you - you’re complimenting this artist, right?! The artist may have been influenced by that same work, but most are consciously aiming to evolve from that influence. Just as it’s dangerous to tell someone that you notice that they look good after losing some weight (“What, I didn’t look good before?!” or “No, I haven’t. Do I normally look fat?!”), not everyone sees this as a compliment.

Do be specific about compliments. “I really like the pose” or “This really captures the movement well.”

Don’t tell an artist what they should do next. “This is awesome! You should do this other character next!” The only people artists need to take instructions from are themselves and paying customers.

Do politely tell the artist what subjects you might like to see. There’s a big difference in tone between, “Do my favorite character next!” and “I would love to see more art along these lines, possibly of this character.”

Don’t tell artists how to use their tools or materials better. You don’t know what they’ve tried or what they do. They may have tried it and it didn’t work. Lots of ideas sound good in our heads or on paper, and don’t work out as well in reality.

Do ask artists how they use their tools or materials. Ask if they’ve tried it your way. Offer informed insight. This boils down to attitude and tone. Bad: “Do this instead.” Good: After a conversation leading to it, “have you tried doing this instead?”

Don’t assume or expect artists to share their tricks, techniques, sources of materials or services with you. Some are open; some are guarded. There is no right, and no wrong. They don’t owe you anything. Most sources of materials or services are near the top of the page if you do a simple web search.

Do be gracious and actually respond if they answer your question about tricks, techniques, sources, or services. If they took the time to answer your question about something, a minimum of “Thank you.” is in order

Don’t ask for freebies, or free/spec work. For many artists, art isn’t a hobby - it’s their living. They don’t have time to make you free art. We’re all very sure that your new game/book/comic/restaurant/store really is going to be the next big thing. Part of building a business the right way is properly valuing your talent and assets - that includes the artists you hire - “hire” being the operative word. Exposure is great. Food on the table is even better.

Do contact artists with well thought out opportunities that acknowledge and value their time, skill, and effort. Just understand that they may not be as passionate about your project as you are.

Don’t be a creeper or be inappropriate. Just because you’ve gotten a response to an email or comment, or because you’ve purchased something from an artist, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re BFF’s now. Being friendly is not the same as being friends. Until you’re friends, a general rule would be to not say anything that would be inappropriate to say to any random person on the street.

Do be conscious of boundaries. Be polite, complete your transactions or interactions, and move along.

Don’t come across like a five year-old (unless you are one). No one is expecting your message to read like a Pulitzer winning story, but thoughts should be mature and cohesive. Proper grammar and punctuation go a long way.

Do proofread your messages before you hit post/send. If you’re dealing with an artist in person, pause for a moment and think about what you’re about to say - and don’t ever be a creeper or inappropriate.

Don’t ask if you can ask a question. This tip is brought you by the Department of Redundancy Department.

Do check the artist’s FAQ and relevant descriptions if applicable. If your question has not already been answered, just ask it.

Don’t automatically assume that the artist knows as much about your favorite fandom as you do. Artists often know just enough about a subject to complete a piece.

Do express your love for your favorite character or fandom, just remember that you may be the only one who shares the love.

Don’t ask why a piece of art “costs that much”. A piece of art is not the end product of just the time and materials to create a piece. It is a result and sum total of the artist’s career as an artist as they learn and hone their skills, as well as the materials and time spent creating that particular piece.

Do ask how much an available piece costs (assuming that the price isn’t already listed. You looked right?)

Don’t tell an artist you “wish [you] could afford this.” Most artists see this as a passive-aggressive complaint about their prices, which are usually under priced to begin with. If you can’t afford a piece, that’s on you, not the artist.
Do begin saving up for a piece if you’re honestly interested in it, or contact the artist about getting a custom piece done in the future.

Don’t ask how much another customer paid for a custom piece of art. The price charged to the previous customer was the agreed upon price at the time. It is possible, and even likely, that the price will be different. Artists learn something new with almost every piece they do. What took 10 hours the first time may only take 8 hours the next. But an artist’s hourly rate may have gone up. Prices of materials may have changed. The cost to produce a piece varies constantly. Plus, it’s just a little gauche.

Do ask if prints are available (after checking the description, of course)."

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***MY PERSONAL INPUT: In reference to saving up: Also ask if the artist if they are willing to make payment plans***