reposting this cause I did it wrong the first time >_<

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to hire an artist to create a character in my current D&D session. It’s a dark fantasy campaign and it’s the long lost daughter of one of our pc’s who’s all grown up! No due date for this project, it’s just for fun! :D

Would love to work on a full body image, I’m also looking more for a 2D animated art style, not as realistic. My ideal budget is around $50-$75. Totally understand if that’s not doable for some, but if it is, would love to chat more!

Really appreciate it! :)

Hii! So, about a month ago, I got a piece done for my Dark Souls gal, Gaera. But, I quickly realized that something was missing... she doesn't have a proper faceclaim! Her face was covered in the first piece, so now l'm looking to get a piece of, well... her face. LOL.

So! l'm looking for some kind of colored-in sketch style, preferably in an almost journal-entry-esque style! $40 is my absolute maximum budget right now, but considering I'm only looking for a sketch, I hope that's more than enough. Thanks for your time!

Hi! I'm a solo dev looking for an artist to create the key art for my game, Gatto's Pizzeria, a cozy first-person cooking game where you run your grandfather's pizzeria as a cat.

The key feature of the game is its osu!-style quick time events: you cook every pizza by hitting circles and following sliders. I want the capsule to show this clearly, with the hit circles over the cooking action, so people understand the gameplay at a glance.

What I need:

- One key art illustration showing the cooking QTEs, with room for the logo

- Adapted to the main Steam capsule formats (main, header and vertical)

What I can provide:

- Final logo (transparent PNG)

- Placeholder capsules with the composition I have in mind

- Main character design, palette and in-game screenshots of the QTEs

All screenshots are on the Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3137770/Gattos_Pizzeria/

Budget: €400-600, paid 50% upfront and 50% on delivery via PayPal. You'll be credited in the game and on the Steam page, and you're free to use the art in your portfolio.

Please comment or DM with your portfolio, an estimated price and timeline.

I’m looking to commission an original, hand-drawn illustration of a group therapy scene, to be framed and displayed on a wall.

Style: A loose, expressive book illustration, preferably in pen and ink or pencil. I’m interested in traditional drawing techniques, with natural lines and character, rather than a polished digital look.

Subject: A group of people in a therapy session. I’d like the illustration to capture the interaction and emotions between the group members, with an emphasis on body language and atmosphere. The therapist should be loosely recognisable as a specific person. I can provide reference photos to help capture her general appearance, while keeping the illustration expressive and hand-drawn rather than photorealistic. The overall scene and the interactions within the group are more important than an exact portrait likeness.

Medium: The artwork must be physically drawn on paper, using traditional materials. I’m not looking for digital artwork.

Delivery: I don’t need the original artwork shipped to me. I’d like the artist to scan the finished drawing at high resolution and send me a digital file suitable for printing and framing.

Budget: €50–100 for the artwork and digital file, excluding printing.
I’m open to different interpretations of the scene and would love to see examples of your traditional illustrations, especially expressive line drawings or book illustrations.
Please reply with examples of your work and an estimated price. Thank you!

her bday is coming up soon and were currently watching it so I thought a pic of us in the style of nana might be a nice gift :). Idk how detailed it has to be, but it'd basically be redrawing a pic of us in the style of either the manga or anime. can be B&W or colored and background isn't necessary. We're definitely not as stylish nor do we have the stick bodies of nana characters haha but I still think it could be nice. her bday is Nov 10th so I'd like to have it by that date.

Budget: $50-$150 (Dependent on how complicated the job ends up being.)
I usually tip around 20% on art commissions. I don't want to guarantee that and put it in the budget as it depends on a lot of factors including my finances when the piece is finished but it has been pretty common for my last couple of commissions.

There is a 3rd party supplement for a TTRPG called Masks: A New Generation meant to make it play more like a Persona game. I bought a copy of this supplement and it is pretty great. However, I like owning physical books and this piece is digital only. I intend to have a copy printed for personal use. But because the supplement was designed to be digital only, it does not have artwork for the back cover or the spine. It does have artwork for a title page.

I need someone who can take the existing title page and expand it to the left enough to cover spine and back cover as well as overlay text onto the back cover describing the game (text is already prepared), as well as putting the designers logo in the corner and all those other little touches to make it look professional.

I have digital assets from both the supplement and the primary Masks books to be used in the creation of the cover. I just need someone who can design the image for the back cover as well as knows enough graphic design to overlay the game description and logos.

(This is not for commercial printing, it is to make 1-6 copies, for myself and friends who will be playing the game with me.)

A family member painted a kitchen backsplash that is very meaningful. It is painted to look like plain blue and marbled grey tile with white grout. That family member is moving now (leaving the backsplash behind) and I'd like to take pictures of the backsplash and have it digitally recreated in a file so that I can get all or parts of it printed as either a little sticker or perhaps even rolls of contact paper for drawer liner.
I have not taken reference pictures yet, I figured it would be useful to know from an artist exactly what pictures someone might need to work with. I will be able to take photos October 31st, so it would be useful to chat with someone before then. (Should I hold up a measuring tape to anything? a banana? white balance with a sheet of paper? extra lighting? etc)
I don't know what type of work or rights this requires, but I do want to be able to print it (for personal use only).
Please let me know what questions you have (I'll update this post to answer them here), and what you'd need as a budget for this project. I had to include a budget so I set it at $75 to start, but it is negotiable, thanks!

EDIT 1: I still cannot take the complete reference photos until October 31st, but I dug this one up that shows a bit of the backsplash. https://imgur.com/a/1ikEpmd . It wraps the kitchen. I'd ideally like a digital file of the whole thing so I can pick and choose pieces to print.

Hi! Here's my portfolio if you're interested in working with me: https://holyaphordite.artstation.com/

I'm an experienced book illustrator with over six years of experience working with authors on book covers, character designs, concept art and bookish illustrations. Feel free to reach out if you want to work with me!