Request (WILL PAY $$$)

@muhfriend Soo cute! Sadly I'm not a skilled digital artist, but I've been told to be skilled on making paintings. I feel like they usually say that, because I'm good at making layers. For example a waterfall with a lot of cascades of blue. ---Final Notes--- I wish I could digital paint, but the pen feels off putting in my hands. So I usually mess around in Microsoft paint, to get a slightly different avatar.

@bashful_hubris Photoshop has brushes that are used to imitate paintings I suggest for you try it and see if it works!

This was an odd way to request a commission. I highly suggest looking up how to interact with commission artists. Artists set their price based on their skill, your artistic requirements, time spent fulfilling those requirements, and whether or not the piece is for commercial use. For context, this was the equivalent of going to Walmart, shouting at the entrance that you needed a new car, and that you'd only pay $50 for it. Pro tip: Find an artist that has art that meets the style you're looking for, instead of hoping any artist can create the look you're thinking of.

For all the young artists here. I highly recommend looking up how to market your art. Even if you feel your art doesn't meet some standard you set in your head, someone, will look at it and think "That's something I can't do myself" and it's true. Not everyone knows how to draw and paint well. Set a price, make sure that price is reasonable, and stick to it until you've improved in your style. Don't do anything you're good at doing for free, especially if your goal is an art career. You'll get a complex and undersell your art well into the point where it should be making you a living if you do.