Just what it says on the tin. I'm new in town and I like drawing pixels and pagedolls, so I'm opening a little shop to help get my game rolling!

Please note that payment must be given in full up front. The estimated turnaround time is between 1 day and 2 weeks, depending on my real life workload.

There are three image choices you can get:

Pixel Pals --> 300 Notes for each figure included.


Page Dolls --> 500 Notes for each figure included. Approximate size of each page doll is 250x250 pixels, but width can be adjusted as pose allows. Background elements can be included for +50 notes.


Palette Scenes --> 1000 Notes per scene. You can either provide the palette, or leave it up to me with a few words of inspiration.



Not-Cat Scenes -> (with background) 1000 notes. (without background) 800 notes starting price.


I'll also accept love letters and catmint teas if you don't have notes! (Honestly, if you want to trade for items, we can do that, just let me know and we can work something out.)

I also offer lore for people who are interested.

Prices are as follows:

Aesthetic Blurb -- 100 notes per character. Examples can be found here and here.

Art Slots:

@TacoTequila [ palette piece ]
2/3 open!

Lore Slots:

5/5 Open!

@TacoTequila aw oh my gosh, thank you so much! to start, I won't turn down anything you want to give, haha. I'm so happy you like my style this much :) I've learned a lot this past year, because i've been developing it in my spare time after work. Really makes the work day much better.

First: I would be a-ok with drawing something that isn't a not-cat! I picked a lot of cat examples because not-cats are what the site revolves around, but I have drawn plenty of other things (including birds and such!)

Second: Palette scenes can absolutely be bigger as well! It really just depends on what a customer wants. Those examples I chose were all that size mostly for the challenge of producing work at that... well, size, but here are some larger examples (not necessarily of the palette style itself, but of varying sizes that these can be, as well as different styles I've tried my hand at):





(the second style was me trying my hand at something like a scene out of an adventure game, and the third was a limited palette to try and emulate the colors of a retro game system ahah).

Ultimately it's up to you what size you'd like. Those smaller sizes just tend to look better next to eachother, is all!

@TacoTequila Haha, no rush! :) Take your time for everything you think is important to send; the more I know about the characters in the piece, then easier it is for me to dig into it! Especially with the palette pieces! I will absolutely hold a slot for you! I'm really happy you like my work so much. Absolutely made my night.

Character theme songs and stuff are always welcome, too!

I've updated this with a few more complex examples -- and will be further updating it soon with more complex 'small pixel' options.