Standard Icons
- Canvas Size = 
1000 x 1000 - Background = Default
 - Rendering = mild
 - Circle Crop = Optional
 
Icons - Icons are not the same thing as Headshots for me. I have a guide for headshots listed, here.
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1000 x 1000Icons - Icons are not the same thing as Headshots for me. I have a guide for headshots listed, here.
An icon is set on a 1000x1000 canvas and is commonly
used for profile pictures (pfp) or avatars. These are on a square canvas
by default…although platforms are slowly getting rid of square icons in
favor of circle-icons, so I offer those as well. A free circle-crop with
your square icon, upon request.
some examples of variety are as follows:
1000x2000)Icons focus on a character’s face, expressions, and can be depicted from the shoulders up, neck up, or whatever the composition is in the request.
There are some exceptions to icons, but they are rare. Here are some examples.
Halfbody - This typically is captured from the mid-waist or sometimes thighs depending on the idea and overall composition of the commission itself. The character’s legs, ankles, and feet will not be displayed, for halfbody commissions.
My Standard Halfbodies come with the following;
1378 x 2039
A halfbody is set on 1378 x 2039 canvas, and typically
show off the character from the waist up. Depends on
composition. For the most part a good rule of thumb, is that
nothing below the character’s waist will typically be
displayed.
Fullbody - The entire character is rendered from feet to the head, or at the very least all limbs would be implied (sometimes obscured.) All depends on the request of the commission itself.Otherwise a standard fullbody typically comes with;
2362 x 3496Fullbodies imply the entire character will be drawn, which unlike half-bodies will display the character’s feet (or at least imply it.)
($) = price increase (Flex Prices.)
My will-draw, wont-draw rules and general list is on my wiki, here.
A good rule of thumb for Flex Prices. Ask yourself if what you're ordering is more than what the standard offer is? If yes, then flex. If no, then base.
Please refer to my wiki, where I have fully written guides for all options not on my main menu.