Open for commissions

Hey, I'm a human artist making a living by drawing fantasy and sci-fi stuff, mostly for TTRPGs.I hold a degree in Figurative Arts and I've been doing this professionally for the past 10+ years.On this page you'll find a gallery of my works, my prices, and my terms and conditions.

Not sure? See how the commission process works here.

SCAMMERS WARNINGPlease be aware of scammers claiming to work with me or sharing this portfolio as a collaborative project. All work on this site and my linked social profiles is created solely by me, Flygohr. I am not currently collaborating with anyone, and any claims to the contrary are fraudulent.To confirm any communication, please check the domain name and contact me directly at info@flygohr.com. Do not send payments to anyone else.

Gallery & Prices

Portraits & Busts

150-300 €

Waist-up or shoulders-up portraits and busts. Any race. Simple or custom backgrounds. Perfect for PFPs and tokens.

Full body, standalone

250-400 €

Full-body ortraits of humanoid characters. Any pose, with detailed equipment and clothing. Simple background with colorful gradients or basic shapes. Perfect for print and table display.

Full body, extended

300-600 €

Perfect if you need a custom background, intricate armor, exotic races, extra effects, reference sheets, mounts, vehicles, or familiars in the scene.

Custom creatures or scenes

400-800 €

The option for action scenes, bosses, and custom creature or monster designs.

Group portraits

800+ €

Scenes featuring a group of adventurers, each with their own detailed appearance.

Price is decided by three factors:

  • mainly by complexity (higher complexity = higher price)

  • then by deadline (faster = more expensive)

  • and finally by volume (more work of the same type = cheaper prices)

What you just saw are ballpark ranges to give you a rough idea of what you could be charged. Price is ultimately decided by the complexity of each request. The best way to get an accurate price is to get a quote based on your specific brief using the BOOK NOW form.

Prices always include...

Whenever applicable, my prices are always comprehensive of:

  • Unlimited revisions at every stage of the process (sketch, lineart, and color)

  • High resolution, print-ready files

  • Files optimized for web display and sharing

  • Optional transparent background files (if applicable)

  • Original, layered source files for futureproof editing

As a registered business here in Italy, my quotes also take taxes, accounting fees, and a portion of the payment processing fees into consideration.

Can't see what you are looking for?

The above list is not representative of all the things I could do for you, these are just the more common options. As a 2D digital artist specializing in fantasy and sci-fi, I can also work on:

  • Book covers

  • Couples and reference sheets

  • TTRPG supplements

  • Weapons, items, and props

  • Tokens and stylized tilesets

  • Comics and webtoons

  • Concept work

  • Black and white illustrations

  • And more..

Just fill-in the form with your request. I'll take care of getting you a custom quote tailored to your needs!

Commission request form

Fill out the form below or drop me an email at info@flygohr.com. I'll do my best to respond within 1-2 business days. To make sure you receive my reply, please add me to your contacts and check your spam folder just in case.

* I might not be able to start as soon as you submit the form. Check my queue here for my current and future availability.

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FAQ

  • What if I don't like the final artwork? I offer unlimited revisions at every stage of the art process to ensure you're completely satisfied with the final product.

  • How long does it take for a commission to be completed? The timeline varies depending on complexity and current workload but rest assured, I am committed to meeting agreed deadlines without compromising quality. Ballpark range is usually one to three months from start.

  • Is my payment secure? Absolutely! All transactions are securely processed via PayPal, WISE, or Stripe, all very secure international payment networks.

  • Can I get a physical print of my commissioned artwork? Yes, upon completion of digital artwork, you'll receive a private link through INPRNT where you can order physical prints if desired, at a small additional cost. Alternatively, you can go to your trusted local print shop and use the original files I’ll send you.

  • What happens after our project is finished? Can we still work together in future? Definitely! After your project's completion, there are post-support perks such as discounts on future commissions & referral codes for friends/family plus priority booking for future slots.

  • Do I need to know exactly what I want before reaching out? Not at all! Part of my service includes character development assistance - so even if your ideas aren’t fully formed yet we can collaborate closely during consultation phase to flesh them out.

  • What is your refund policy? Refunds are possible if work on the commission has not yet started. However, once I've begun sketching and putting in time and effort into your project, refunds cannot be issued.

  • Can I use my commissioned artwork for commercial purposes? Yes, a commercial license is a free opt-in service. If you're interested in using the artwork commercially, please let me know upfront so we can discuss appropriate licensing terms and I can issue a proper license. It's free, but there's paperwork involved.

  • Do I own the copyright to my commissioned artwork? Upon full payment, you receive rights to display/use the art personally (including printing & online posting). However artists retain the full copyrights, meaning it cannot be altered/resold without prior permission.

  • Can I use my commissioned artwork with AIs? Absolutely not. No exception. See the General Terms below. Offenders will be legally pursued.

  • How do revisions work during design process? Is there a limit? I offer unlimited revisions at each stage of the art process. However, it's important to note that once you approve a stage (like sketching or linework), we can't go back to make major changes without additional costs. This is why I encourage thorough feedback and revision before moving on to ensure everything aligns with your vision.

  • What information do I need provide when ordering a commission? Character descriptions/backstory; preferred poses/emotions; color schemes etc.; any reference images also greatly help. Please try to keep it brief, as longer briefings might hinder creativity and timely workflows.

General Terms

  • AI use: Flygohr expressly prohibits any entity from using his drawings, illustrations, and copy for purposes of training AI technologies to generate content like text or images, including without limitation technologies that are capable of generating works in the same style or genre as the works showcased on this website. Flygohr reserves all rights to license uses of his work for generative AI training and development of machine learning models.

  • Payment fees and refunds: Fees should be covered by the client on top of the agreed upon price for a commission. When it comes to refunds, the payment fees for both the initial payment and the refund transaction are not covered by Flygohr.

Do's and Dont's

Non-exclusive list of stuff I can or can't draw, based on previous requests.

  • Light NSFW

  • Porn, overly NSFW stuff

  • Mechas, robots

  • Furries

The commission process

What follows is a detailed description of the entire, standard commission process. Please note that some things might change from one job to another due to differences in scope, details, or other factors. I will always guide you through the whole commission process myself, you don’t have to read this unless you want to know how your art is made from start to finish.The whole commission process usually takes one to three months, depending on scope and on how revision rounds go. I will always give you a precise time estimate before starting the job.

Briefing

You send me your request, and we do some back and forth to make sure we are on the same page. After agreeing on price, details, and scope, you send me the first part of the payment.

First draft

You will receive a first, rough draft sketch of all the assets we are working on. This preliminary setup is meant to block-in the main shapes, the thumbnail, the “camera angle”, and other broad details of your commission such as equipment type and shape, weapons, poses, etc.This is where we start the first round of revisions. You’ll be able to request changes and edits, and we could even re-start the whole sketch from scratch. The whole process usually consists of a few back and forths, until you are satisfied with the starting point. It’s important that we have the general idea locked-in before going into more details with the lineart stage.

It’s important to spend extra care at all the steps of the commission process. If at a later stage you change your mind on something you previously approved at an earlier stage, you might incur in extra charges not covered by the unlimited revision policy. That’s because backtracking over an illustration can be very difficult or time consuming.

Lineart

This is the stage where you get to see all the finer details in sharp, clean, and refined linework that builds on top of the preliminary sketch.This is where we focus on the actual details of the commissions with the second round of revisions. Together, we’ll be able to tweak facial expressions, armor trims, equipment, and other features that weren’t completely fleshed out during the sketch stage.

Some details might need to wait until the coloring stage, as they would be better rendered without contour lines. Some examples might include visual effects, magic, intricate runic patterns, etc..Upon approval of the lineart, I request the second and final part of the payment.

Coloring (if any)

Building on top of the previously approved lineart, I work on the final stage of the drawing process. This includes the full coloring of the image, as well as the addition of visual effects, magic, and all the details that couldn’t make it into the lineart stage.With the third and final round of revisions we can focus on making sure the colors are just right, and make all the final touches to the image.

Final delivery

Upon approval of the final version of your commissions, I will spend a day or two packing everything up for delivery.The final delivery package usually includes:
- High resolution, print ready files
- Smaller files, optimized for web display and sharing
- Original, layered source file for futureproof editing (Clip Studio Paint format)Optionally, transparent background files, tokens, video timelapses, and other assets might be included in the final delivery depending on the agreed upon scope.For characters, group portraits, and custom illustrations and scenes I also provide a private INPRNT link to order gallery-quality art prints at a discounted price.And that’s all for the entire commission process. Don’t hesitate to contact me at info@flygohr.com if you have any questions or concerns!

Thank you!

Thank you, your request has been submitted!I'll do my best to respond within 1-2 business days. To ensure you receive my reply, please add my email info@flygohr.com to your contacts and check your spam folder just in case.Looking forward to hearing from you!

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