• I do not take reservations on slots.
• Bulk order limit is 2.
• Please check my gallery for the latest samples of my artwork for style, coloring, and such.
• Paypal only; prices in USD. Always pay the Paypal fee. If it comes out of my pocket, I will refuse service to you for another commission.
• If you read everything, add "anpan" in the notes section of the form.
• WILL DRAW: ocs, avatars, het/shoujo-ai/shounen-ai, groups of up to 3
• WILL NOT DRAW: text description ocs, rl people, muscles, facial hair, streaks in hair, fanart, anthros/furries, 18+, animals, groups of 4 and up
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If you'd like to take a look at more of my past commissions as a sample they are right here ->http://nemu-re.deviantart.com/gallery/36656669 ( also at ~nemuroudelux )
Type 1 : Traditional medium style 
Paypal
Rules:
You can pay when I 'accept' the commission. When you paid, I'll start the job. queue by queue
I CAN DRAW 
Note me with details if interested, I only accept payment in advance by Paypal in Canadian dollars.
Chibi/Semi Chibi for $4 USD
What I can do: YES
ty ty ty ty very much!! <333
I will come back with some characters I've been meaning to make refs for. I will make refs for them /determined
In your journal, you've posted this:
• Paypal only; prices in USD. Always pay the Paypal fee. If it comes out of my pocket, I will refuse service to you for another commission.
I've always gotten confused on what that meant. I googled it up later. I've never sold things with paypal, only bought. For the longest time, I didn't know what these paypal fees were. The thing is, paypal fees are only issued to the seller. Customers have no idea what the fee is or how much it is. If you want them to pay the fee, I would just charge them slightly more from the start, so that, essentially, you get your money back.
Another commissioner of mine told me that if you choose the "send payment as a gift" option, there's never a fee. I'm not sure how true that is, so that's why I don't advertise it!
Actually, I'm pretty sure when you pay somebody, it tells you? From my experience buying from others, it's a small check mark at the very end, right above "pay seller", I believe. It's been a while since I've bought from others via Paypal, but I'm pretty sure that's what it is! If you check it, it'll tell you "$0.30" or something, under the original payment you're sending!
@___@ But yeah! So far the only thing I've heard is click the "send as gift" option to avoid any fees! Of course, to commissioners that can be a scary commitment, I don't think you can fight to get that back if the artist up and leaves or something!