This is a list of my various commission prices, should anyone wish to commission me for various artworks.. Please keep in mind that these are ballpark figures, and may vary according to what is required. Also, the commissioner pays shipping, which will depend on the weight of the item.

Sculpture prices (all sculptures are done with polymer clay; I can sculpt with other materials, like papier-mache, but polymer clay is my main material, and the prices here are based on sculptures done with it):

Note: all measurements are of the figurine without base, and use either height or length, whichever is larger.

Small (up to about 2 1/2 inches) simple figurine with no base - $10 (I've made something like this, I just need to post pictures of it)

Small figurine with a more dynamic pose and maybe some simple props (like Raven's cloak and the sun-ball he's wearing at his waist) - $15

Small figurine with intense detailing or a difficult pose - $20

Medium-sized (up to perhaps five inches?) simplistic figurine with no base - $25

Medium-sized figurine with a more dynamic pose and simple props - $30

Medium-sized figurine with intense detailing or a difficult pose - $40

Large, simplistic figurine (up to about eight inches) with no base (or just a simple one) - $50

Large figurine with a more dynamic pose and simple props - $60

Large figurine with intense detailing or a difficult pose - $70

Very large simplistic figurine (about 12 inches - which is, I think, pushing the limits of the medium in which I work) - $80

Very large figurine with a more dynamic pose and simple props - $90

Very large figurine with intense detailing or a difficult pose - $100

Sculpture samples (pardon the horrible pictures; they're the best I can do):

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Custom-Made Beads (and other jewelry-making accoutrements):

Hand-formed beads, approximately 13-15 mm with approximately 1.5 mm holes: $1 each, or $10 per dozen. Bear in mind that, since these are hand-formed and hand-sanded, size and shape may vary slightly. Also, I can make these beads in various faux stone types; turquoise, pectolite, opal, agate, and others; see my bead samples for what is possible.

Roller-formed beads, approximately 10 mm with approximately 1.5 mm holes: fifty cents each, or $5 per dozen. I can make these in any one of three shapes; round, oval, or bicone. Shape still varies slightly, but not nearly as much as the hand-formed beads.

Donut beads: Prices vary according to size and style, but 25 mm donuts with 5 mm holes start at $5 each. Size and shape vary, since these are hand-formed.

Pendants: Depending on the size, pendants start at $2 each.

Goddess Figurines: Small figurines (approximately 32 mm) start at $2. I can make larger goddess figurines, I just don't have any samples for them.

Bead Samples:

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Fursuit Heads:

Seeing as I've just gotten into head-making, I don't expect to be commissioned for one just yet. However, on the off-chance someone might like the way I built my first head, I'll take commissions for them. The first head I made is a 'use-your-own-eyes' mask, but I'm quite capable of building a head with acrylic dome eyes. (which I'm actually in the middle of doing)

So, prices. Seeing as I *am* a rank amateur, my starting price for a fursuit head will be $100+, plus cost of fur (or feathers?) and shipping. (which is probably grossly underselling myself, but which I must do until I gain experience/a portfolio) I can make a head with a moving jaw; but I must have a DTD of your head to do so. (and I would prefer to make static-jaw heads for others, actually, but I'll do my best)

If you want a bird head, I can make the beak with either fabric or papier-mache. I can also make a dinosaur or dragon head with papier-mache. I use Super-Sculpey or air dry clay for other features; lips, teeth, nose, what have you.

I've never tried a toony head, but I'd be willing to give it a shot.

Head Samples:

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Painted Stones:

I use craft acrylics to paint stones, and I generally seal them with either a gloss or matte acrylic spray. If they are to be kept outside, they'll need to be resprayed periodically with a UV protectant acrylic sealant. I generally prefer to paint dragons and other legendary beasts, but I'm always looking for a good challenge.

Slate - depending on the size of the slate and the complexity of the painting, my prices start at $5 for a 5-inch stone.

Round River Stones - again, depending on the size of the stone and the complexity of the desired painting, my prices start at $5 for a 3-inch stone. (bear in mind that the painting goes all the way around the stone)

Stone Samples:

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Drawings:

I use various media to draw, but my most common at this point are pen and coloured pencil. I can also draw with scratchboard, markers, graphite, and pastels. I also can and will draw nearly any subject (nothing mature, please, though I will consider tasteful nudity). My prices start from $20 for an 8X10 drawing and vary upward according to complexity of the subject and size of the drawing.

Drawing Samples:

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Woodburning:

Flat, woodburned 'ainting' - I generally use a 6X6 inch piece of pine, but I can get larger sizes. My prices start from $20 and vary according to size and complexity of the piece.

Woodburning Samples:

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Paintings:

I paint using acrylics (though I'm experimenting with watercolours), and my paintings have a loose, more dreamlike feel to them than anything else. I prefer to paint more natural settings and subjects; no technology, please. My prices start from $100 for a 12X16 inch canvas and vary according to size and complexity of the piece.

Painting Samples:

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