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[kappyjeanne.livejournal.com]

I have a question... when somebody commissiones you for two peices.. on for them and one for their girlfriend/boyfriend... and you finish theirs and they like it...

then you find out they broke up with their boyfriend.. and you ask if they want a refund and they very clearly say NO.

Then they get back together and expect the other peice done...


o.o what do you do?

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[kappyjeanne.livejournal.com]

I have a question... when somebody commissiones you for two peices.. on for them and one for their girlfriend/boyfriend... and you finish theirs and they like it...

then you find out they broke up with their boyfriend.. and you ask if they want a refund and they very clearly say NO.

Then they get back together and expect the other peice done...


o.o what do you do?

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[kappyjeanne.livejournal.com]

I have a question... when somebody commissiones you for two peices.. on for them and one for their girlfriend/boyfriend... and you finish theirs and they like it...

then you find out they broke up with their boyfriend.. and you ask if they want a refund and they very clearly say NO.

Then they get back together and expect the other peice done...


o.o what do you do?

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[vekke.livejournal.com]

So . . . how long does it actually take all of you guys to finish commissions, or how quickly do you expect your commissions to be finished?

Reason I'm asking is because I've had this commission for a while, and I'm taking a long time. The first part of the delay wasn't my fault, my tablet had broken so I had no way to finish it. But I've had a new tablet for a while . . . and my problem is I'm just not inspired to work on it and feel like I'm actually doing a good job. I am working on it and I will finish it, I'm just wondering when latness gets to be unacceptable. I don't neglect to reply to any of his emails inquiring about progress, but I'm starting to feel guilty nevertheless. At the same time, I don't want to rush the piece in fear that it'll turn out badly.

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[vekke.livejournal.com]

So . . . how long does it actually take all of you guys to finish commissions, or how quickly do you expect your commissions to be finished?

Reason I'm asking is because I've had this commission for a while, and I'm taking a long time. The first part of the delay wasn't my fault, my tablet had broken so I had no way to finish it. But I've had a new tablet for a while . . . and my problem is I'm just not inspired to work on it and feel like I'm actually doing a good job. I am working on it and I will finish it, I'm just wondering when latness gets to be unacceptable. I don't neglect to reply to any of his emails inquiring about progress, but I'm starting to feel guilty nevertheless. At the same time, I don't want to rush the piece in fear that it'll turn out badly.