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[foxwolf321.livejournal.com]

WHO: absinthe stellary

WHERE: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/stellary/

WHAT: 4 full colour, fullbody pictures (1 is completed) and 1 flat colour bust. traded for 2 shirts totalling 42 dollars.

WHEN: Originally commissioned June 2011, problems started 3 months later.

PROOF: http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk7/fowolf321/?action=view&current=page1.png

http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk7/fowolf321/?action=view&current=page2.png

http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk7/fowolf321/?action=view&current=page3.png


EXPLAIN: Commissioned her, at the time her paypal account was closed. So we traded art for shirts. She is great to deal with right up untill she gets paid. Then the real fun begins. She has already stated many times that she does not care about artist beware as it paints an unfair picture of her. Well, I suggest to anyone reading this, dont fall for it. Find another artist!


Edit: I have since been put on her block list on FA, so looks like my refund or art will be quickly coming........
Edit: hmm, not sure what this giant space down here is about, I can not delete it......

Comments

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[foxwolf321.livejournal.com]

if i walk into a store, the owner goes my 'father died last week.' I think 'wow thats random', I say, 'Sorry to hear that'. then I still buy my shirt. this is no different.

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[taasla.livejournal.com]

Except the shirt is premade. You're buying someone's services.

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[foxwolf321.livejournal.com]

my example has nothing to do with the shirt...... i give up. the thread is a bit off topic now. lets try to keep it on track.

If stellary wants to make a post about me, she is more then welcome to.

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[skittlewolf.livejournal.com]

It's not really off-topic though considering it's responding to how you acted in regards to the situation with the artist.

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[tunavoice.livejournal.com]

Actually, it is different.

When you're commissioning someone you're likely to be talking to them on a more personal level, as you're approaching them for the work you want done. It's not pre-made, it is CUSTOM made for YOU, the commissioner. You're hiring their services to create something from scratch. Hence you will have to communicate beyond a "hi, how are you?" and a "have a nice day." You have to be descriptive.

You're not in a shop, you're on a computer talking one-on-one to an artist. The aspect of buying and completing the transaction is no different, but the level of communication is.