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artists_bewareSubject: Artist Beware: Commissioner fr0stbit3 also known as Wyldfire
WHO: fr0stbit3 or Wyldfire
WHERE: Commission was taken via twitter and google docs. Communication was done through email.
WHAT: Wing-it Chibi Commission
WHEN: Initial commission form was completed 3/21, commission was completed 5/18, final changes to the image were completed 5/19
(should be noted that these are generally completed faster but I was envoled in a car accident)
PROOF: All screenshots and art will be posted below
EXPLAIN:
On 3/21 I took my 4th batch of chibi commissions, this being one of them. Commissioner provided their details and paid promptly. Commission cost $50.
Here is the screenshot of the commission form splashpage.
http://imgur.com/E6Srw5s
Please note the guidelines and the examples.
On 5/18 I emailed the completed commission to Fr0stbit3. Here is the response.
http://imgur.com/ttFP2fe
At this point I figured the commissioner was not as happy as they could have been, but I did the work as described and figured the commission complete. The commissioner agreed that he would take the commission as is. He seemed fine with it and then asked about me making changes. I let him know the cost of re-sketching, re-inking and re-coloring those areas to his specifications.
http://imgur.com/cMJwXav
This is where communication went downhill. After I let him know the costs for changes he became frustrated with the cost and I explained that characters are simplified as part of the commission.
You can see in the screencaps that the commissioner continues to become more irate as time went on and I contiued to re-state my TOS. Finally, the emails came to a point where they were causing me stress and distracting me from work so rather than argue more, I went ahead and made the requested changes free of charge.
I enformed him of the TOS: http://imgur.com/IRswaqU
New email tread started: http://imgur.com/AL6UsjR
My email in return explaining my reasoning and letting him know to not commission me again: http://imgur.com/fXrHStv
The client then emailed me back with the image and circled all of the errors in the image.
Email about the errors: http://imgur.com/D1h7Jqo
Larger view of errors: http://imgur.com/gZDOSSn
The final commission I sent him with the requested changes: http://imgur.com/Vn6tQvZ
After this, there were a few more rude emails so I stopped responding.
Edited to fix a link
WHO: fr0stbit3 or Wyldfire
WHERE: Commission was taken via twitter and google docs. Communication was done through email.
WHAT: Wing-it Chibi Commission
WHEN: Initial commission form was completed 3/21, commission was completed 5/18, final changes to the image were completed 5/19
(should be noted that these are generally completed faster but I was envoled in a car accident)
PROOF: All screenshots and art will be posted below
EXPLAIN:
On 3/21 I took my 4th batch of chibi commissions, this being one of them. Commissioner provided their details and paid promptly. Commission cost $50.
Here is the screenshot of the commission form splashpage.
http://imgur.com/E6Srw5s
Please note the guidelines and the examples.
On 5/18 I emailed the completed commission to Fr0stbit3. Here is the response.
http://imgur.com/ttFP2fe
At this point I figured the commissioner was not as happy as they could have been, but I did the work as described and figured the commission complete. The commissioner agreed that he would take the commission as is. He seemed fine with it and then asked about me making changes. I let him know the cost of re-sketching, re-inking and re-coloring those areas to his specifications.
http://imgur.com/cMJwXav
This is where communication went downhill. After I let him know the costs for changes he became frustrated with the cost and I explained that characters are simplified as part of the commission.
You can see in the screencaps that the commissioner continues to become more irate as time went on and I contiued to re-state my TOS. Finally, the emails came to a point where they were causing me stress and distracting me from work so rather than argue more, I went ahead and made the requested changes free of charge.
I enformed him of the TOS: http://imgur.com/IRswaqU
New email tread started: http://imgur.com/AL6UsjR
My email in return explaining my reasoning and letting him know to not commission me again: http://imgur.com/fXrHStv
The client then emailed me back with the image and circled all of the errors in the image.
Email about the errors: http://imgur.com/D1h7Jqo
Larger view of errors: http://imgur.com/gZDOSSn
The final commission I sent him with the requested changes: http://imgur.com/Vn6tQvZ
After this, there were a few more rude emails so I stopped responding.
Edited to fix a link
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Re: Mod Comment
Date: 2016-06-02 12:35 pm (UTC)No one wants to see you suffer. That's a bit overdramatic. I don't know you personally of course, but based on the way you speak to people/carry yourself online (not just here, but journals, tumblr, your wyldfyre account, twitter, etc) I would not have anything to do with you in a business sense whatsoever. I still remember you pretending you didn't know who your customer was in your last beware. I can't respect anyone who speaks to others that way and attempts to take advantage of them, and life's too short to waste energy on that sort of negativity. I assume the artists who refunded you felt the same way.
This is not all a big conspiracy against you, it's the consequences of your actions. Good luck in the future, dude. Just be mindful of how you treat people.