Good news! All pins have been unlocked! (We didn't quite reach the final stretch goal, but ahh, who cares!), I wanted to see the plantoid pin done, so I changed the rules. Pray I do not alter them further.

Pick out your favorites, or get all of em!

Thanks for all the support, without your help these pins would not be made :) Campaign closes on Tuesday, so get in theeere!

link to the indiegogo page: https://igg.me/at/usVE2XZHvho/x/37764673#/

The pin campaign has been going well, so one of these will get turned into a pin, but which one?? Let me know which is your favorite, I'll probably print the one that gets most votes :) To vote, just comment below.

PS: if you got multiple favs, you can include more than one.

Whoo, the dragonoid pin has been unlocked! What, you don't know who this is?! It's this guy from dark souls 1, you can transform into a dragon dude once you progress far enough in a sidequest. This pin's just for me, because this dragon from DS1 is my fav design of all time.

You can order one here:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cerberos-pins/x/37764673

Oh to be a lizardman, floating contently in the water, letting you worries dissolve as you float weightlessly...Now you can carry that idea with you, since we just hit the first stretch goal in the campaign! The fading worries pin will receive a print run :)

You can get yourself this pin here: https://igg.me/at/usVE2XZHvho/x/37764673#/

PS: The Cold Turkey pin design is currently on hold as there were some problems with the design. It has been moved to be the final stretch goal in the campaign

Hello all!

I am currently doing a fundraiser to try to have a Cerberos pin made (And some other ones too if we raise enough!) Please check it out and if you know someone who could be interested in a snazzy new pin or two, please do let them know about this campaign :)

Also you can get the design as a print too through the campaign!

Cheers!

Link to the indiegogo campaign:

https://igg.me/at/usVE2XZHvho/x/37764673#/

Hey all, I will be doing a donation drive for United24, a charity helping Ukraine where you can choose which par of Ukraine's efforts you wish to donate to. Top donor will receive a full character illustration for free, and among all donors I will raffle out a speedpaint.

To join, just head to https://u24.gov.ua , click the donate button in the top right corner, and once you have donated, please send me your receipt and any proofs of your donation in a direct message. This campaign will run till 10th of April, so please be generous and help folks in need.

Update: The donation drive has concluded, we managed to raise a total of 1769,42 USD! Thank you so much to everyone who donated, that is a big chunk of cash we all came together to raise for this good cause. As mentioned before, everyone who donated has priority in the next commission opening and more importantly here are the two winners!

The top donor to whom the full character illustration goes to, Jubatian on fA who donated an incredibly generous 450 USD

And the speedpaint raffle goes to....Vyruem on fA as well, there were a total of 19 donors, so I simply rolled a D20 to see who got this one

Thanks again all, it was nice :

I have seen many articles and presentations about starting an art career, but not too many about the middle section. So here's a presentation for those who have already got their art chops about them and are now looking to get commissions. This presentation is less about art, but more about everything that surrounds it, you know, the boring bits which we all have to unfortunately deal with : https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1rXd2V_kQyB4NipxxZEU8zvyU2IcDujuR6HJw7hFi5i8/edit?usp=sharing

Heyo! I held a lecture yesterday about character design and I now have translated my presentation in English so y'all can enjoy it too :) I added some more text in it as well, so it is easier to comprehend. You can read through the presentation here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10rcHSMeN54DjIa2YRv66HFYiEQsmWuN5fEOUZjandrQ/edit?usp=sharing

How does one go from a sketch to a finished illustration? Here is a free art book containing 176 images that detail different parts of my art process. It is free, so check it out and I hope you gain some insight too :)

Here is a link to the download: https://ko-fi.com/s/e67e5ceff8

Hello! I have created a Ko-fi page for tips and such. If you enjoy the content I create you can support me through there if you so wish: https://ko-fi.com/A2343YMK