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Animal Crossing Chibis
Starting At
$45.00
Availability
5 listing slots available
Cancellation Policy
Flexible
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Illustration of a single character drawn like a character from Animal Crossing. Sketch is started using paper and pencil and is then inked and colored in Photoshop. Minimalistic shading and highlighting. Halftone added for a pop of texture. Colorful lines.
Price may increase depending on character complexity. Additional characters may be added for an increased price.
Price may increase depending on character complexity. Additional characters may be added for an increased price.
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About the Creator
BT Bigelow
I'm an animal, monster, and anthropomorphic artist, and I love doing commissions! My style is very colorful, detail-oriented, and dynamic. I'm inspired both by traditional storybooks and contemporary comic book art. Outside of art, my hobbies include video games, tea, makeup, and collecting stuffed animals! I'm also an aspiring graphic novelist and writer.
I also do commercial work! For inquiries, send an email to [email protected]
I also do commercial work! For inquiries, send an email to [email protected]
Non-commercial Use
License Description:
Standard agreement including non-commercial use for the client.
1. This Agreement
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This agreement takes effect when both parties agree to a project, price, and license. The project refers to the specific service to which this agreement is attached. Any and all communication and materials associated with the project are part of the project.
This agreement constitutes a legal contract. The artist is engaged by the client as an independent contractor to complete the job. There is no employment relationship established by this agreement.
2. The Project
This agreement only applies to the project it is attached to and only to the scope of the project as agreed. Either party may change the agreement or the scope of the agreement with written consent of both parties.
This agreement is attached to a project, as agreed upon by the artist and client. This agreement applies only to the materials within the scope of the project as outlined above. It is the responsibility of both parties to ensure positive communication about ongoing projects.
The project agreement may change at the request of the artist, with approval from the client. The project price may also change at the request of the artist, with approval from the client. If the scope of the project is changed, the artist should request a change of price as appropriate.
Upon completion of the project, the artist will submit the final assets. These will be available in a preview mode until accepted by the client. The client has 30 days to accept the final assets, request changes to the final assets, or request a cancellation of the project. If the client does not take any action for 30 days, the project will be considered "accepted" by default, and closed.
Upon completion of the project, the artist will submit the final assets. These will be available in a preview mode until accepted by the client. The client has 30 days to accept the final assets, request changes to the final assets, or request a cancellation of the project. If the client does not take any action for 30 days, the project will be considered "accepted" by default, and closed.
3. Payment
Payment is handled as outlined in the Terms of Service. Payment information is collected upon the initial request, and the client is charged at the start of the project.
Payment is handled as outlined in the Commiss.io Terms of Service. The client will not be charged until the artist has begun work on the project. Payment is held by Commiss.io’s payment partners until they are released as outlined in those terms.
4. License of Project Assets
The client receives an exclusive, royalty free license for non-commercial use of any original project assets, and a non-exclusive license for premade project assets, as outlined below.
Upon completion of this project, the artist grants the client rights in the project assets as outlined below. In the event this project is cancelled or refunded, client will retain no rights in the project assets and all rights in those assets will return to or remain with the artist.
For any project assets created specifically for the purposes of this project, the artist grants the client an exclusive, worldwide, royalty free license for all non-commercial use of the project assets. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the artist may continue to display any project assets as example materials, in online and offline portfolios, and to prospective clients. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the artist does not retain the right to use the completed work for commercial purposes, including selling digital or physical copies of the completed project assets.
For any pre-existing portions of project assets created by the artist, the client is granted a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty free license for all non-commercial use of the relevant project assets.
Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, no attribution is necessary. If a signature or other identifying mark is present, client may not remove it without prior approval from the artist.
Clients usage of all materials is limited to non-commercial purposes. Commercial use is permitted only by written agreement between artist and client, either by switching to an appropriate commercial use license, or through other arrangements made between the parties.
5. Cancellation and Refunds
Cancellations are subject to the terms selected by the artist and agreed upon by the parties prior to the start of the project.
Either party can request a cancellation prior to the successful completion of the project by using the “Contact Staff” button on the project page. It is recommended that the parties attempt to resolve any issues between themselves prior to requesting cancellation. Upon cancellation, the obligations of the artist to complete and deliver project assets are terminated. Funds will be returned to the client minus any applicable cancellation fees.
Cancellations as a result of artist action or inaction will incur no cancellation fee. Examples include, but are not limited to: an unresponsive artist and project materials outside the agreed scope.
Cancellations through no fault of the artist will incur a cancellation fee according to the cancellation policy associated with the project listing.
Cancellations and cancellation fees are subject to the Commiss.io Dispute Resolution process outlined below.
6. Dispute Resolution
Commiss.io staff provide dispute resolution, should the need arise. Disputes may be raised during or shortly after project completion. Commiss.io will make an ultimate decision regarding the project outcome intended to mutually benefit both parties.
The parties agree to participate in and be subject to the Commiss.io dispute resolution process as outlined in the Terms of Service. A dispute may be raised within 7 days of project completion by using the “Contact Staff” button on the project page.
It is greatly recommended that the parties attempt to reach an amicable solution between themselves prior to raising a dispute, though Commiss.io staff is available to provide assistance without raising a formal dispute.
As outlined in the Terms of Service. If a dispute is raised, Commiss.io will attempt to assist the parties in reaching a solution. Failing that, Commiss.io reserves the right to make an ultimate decision regarding the project outcome, relevant refunds, and any necessary transferring of intellectual property rights or project asset licenses.
7. Miscellaneous
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Project Guidelines
From BT Bigelow
I can draw almost any kind of character, whether it's a feral animal, an alien, a robot, a human, a furry of any species, or a monster.
I reserve the right to refuse a commission for any reason. I will not draw nazifurs, hateful content, sexual or romantic content featuring underaged participants, or really anything that squicks me out.
MULTIPLE CHARACTERS
Listings are for single characters. Multiply the price by the number of characters you want. (Example: a piece with two fully rendered characters is $150 x 2 = $300)
COMPLEXITY FEES
Wings, armor, multiple limbs, vehicles, and guns incur a complexity fee of $25 or higher, calculated based on the estimated amount of work. Each should be treated as individual items with separate price points; $25 doesn't cover a car, wings, and several arms and legs.
ADJUSTMENTS:
Large adjustments (pose, props) can only be made during the sketching process and before line art is finalized. It's completely okay to redline my work so I can make corrections! Feel free to make your own thumbnail!
PERSONAL VS. COMMERCIAL USE
Commiss.io listings are meant for personal use. Personal use entails: print and distribution to a third party as a gift, display on the client's social media or blog (with proper credit). Clients cannot use these illustrations for profit.
COMMERCIAL commissions include: T-shirt designs, album covers, book covers, illustrated book interiors, logos, visual novel frames and portraits, promotional graphics such as ads, etc. Prices are negotiated before signing a contract and are based on estimated labor, potential project profitability, client/brand resources and prominence, and other factors.
email me to discuss a commercial use project at [email protected]!isplay on the Client's social media or blog.
I reserve the right to refuse a commission for any reason. I will not draw nazifurs, hateful content, sexual or romantic content featuring underaged participants, or really anything that squicks me out.
MULTIPLE CHARACTERS
Listings are for single characters. Multiply the price by the number of characters you want. (Example: a piece with two fully rendered characters is $150 x 2 = $300)
COMPLEXITY FEES
Wings, armor, multiple limbs, vehicles, and guns incur a complexity fee of $25 or higher, calculated based on the estimated amount of work. Each should be treated as individual items with separate price points; $25 doesn't cover a car, wings, and several arms and legs.
ADJUSTMENTS:
Large adjustments (pose, props) can only be made during the sketching process and before line art is finalized. It's completely okay to redline my work so I can make corrections! Feel free to make your own thumbnail!
PERSONAL VS. COMMERCIAL USE
Commiss.io listings are meant for personal use. Personal use entails: print and distribution to a third party as a gift, display on the client's social media or blog (with proper credit). Clients cannot use these illustrations for profit.
COMMERCIAL commissions include: T-shirt designs, album covers, book covers, illustrated book interiors, logos, visual novel frames and portraits, promotional graphics such as ads, etc. Prices are negotiated before signing a contract and are based on estimated labor, potential project profitability, client/brand resources and prominence, and other factors.
email me to discuss a commercial use project at [email protected]!isplay on the Client's social media or blog.