Now you too can own a PURE Horse, just like Esil! At least if you play in Second Life you can. 
Only Second Life items listed in this blog are officially sanctioned by me and only one person has permission to make things. You can pick up your horse today in a variety of colors!
This is the sample for a VERY limited themed commission run – This is a 10 x 10 inch piece featuring Sean of No Angel – with really short hair! It’s just a sample to show the style and coloring method.
The ones like this are $30.
Simpler cel shaded type ones are $15.
The List:
1. Databank – Molly – Complete
2. Herman – Nevix – Complete – Thank-you, Hariman.
3. Elfgrove – Swan Prince – Complete
4. Azlan – Pencilling
What you get: A SINGLE character (one of mine or your own), simply drawn and shaded in this manner with one Christmas prop. The image will be sent to you in a 10 x 10 300 dpi jpg file or posted somewhere you can download it, suitable for printing and as a web saved version if you are intending it for a Christmas gift.
I do want to post them all to my website, so please let me know if it’s a gift so I don’t post it before Christmas. PLEASE be thorough in your description. I will not go back and add/fix things that are not in the description you give me. To make this as fast as possible I will also not be sending you lineart/pencils for approval.
What you do not get: The original inked artwork, because they are inked digitally and possibly drawn digitally depending on what I’m feeling like doing and what day it is. Inking something by hand involves having to go in and clean my daughter’s room, which I’m just not in the mood to do, nor do I have time to do it. 9.9
Please, nothing controversial, disturbing or simply out of the spirit of Christmas. (Not in that type of mood and I will likely not find it funny.)
You also cannot sell the artwork as prints or such things. This is for a COUPLE of prints off the file and publication on your own website if you like with proper notes on who did it.
My table is a mess … moreso than usual. 
I have created 5 scrabble tile pendants and am about to make 95 more. These will go on sale at A-kon and then I will post what’s left online. ALL of the artwork is completely new. Only the Swiftpaw playing with a ball design has even been seen online. Please leave me a comment! I need them right now since I’ll be running on adrenaline for the next five days and then collapse and try to sleep all day on Monday.
- Tiff
This is the first of the commission badges and the first one I’ve done using this particular method. The little bits of ‘glimmer/lighter/textured looking things’ on the outfit are actually a special glimmering watercolor wash that is over the basic copic colors. This particular badge is on the higher end. It’s also larger than the usual badges. I need to stick to a 4.5 x 5.5 size. It’s easier on my laminator. It’s laminated with a heat laminator which I use for badges now. I also wanted to take a picture of my method of attachment. I use metal grommets to secure the ring into the badge that also has a badge clip attached.
AS for the earring… those ARE actual dice beads on chains serving as an earring. The glimmer near them is a transparent rubber jewelry beading thread that’s very strong and … transparent. It’s not noticeable except when a flash hits it. I was going to add a little wing charm to the collar piece, but mine were all too big to use.
Extra bits like that cost extra. I can add 3D effects like flowers, necklaces, etc.
