I am taking traditional art commissions for $30 depending on the complexity of the scene described to me. Additional original characters in any scene is about $1 extra. Additional canon characters have a 50¢ discount.

Things I work best with:

Horror/Gore

Animatronics/Simple Robots

Humans

Furries

Simple Designs

OCs/FCs

Things I suck at:

Complex designs

Mechas

Muscle

Things I will not be doing:

Any content that is considered pornographic or overly sexual. I don't pornpost for a reason(confidence level: dead low).

Alternatively, if you want something cheaper, I am willing to do voices so long as I am paid for it, and my price is $1 per line. My vocal range runs from small child(boy or girl) to any female character from teenaged all the way up to elderly. Those willing to pay for my services must be able to provide a link to your YouTube in the form of an example of your past work.

What I will voice for:

VHS/Analog Horror projects

Animations(SFW/Horror) that need voice talent

Comic Dubs(SFW only)

What I will NOT voice for:

Any content that is considered pornographic or overly sexual. I may be desperate, but Bart Simpson I am not.

ALL PAYMENT MUST BE GIVEN UP FRONT TO AVOID SCAMS. I like to get to work the very second I am paid as to not disappoint. No silver, no service.

If you're interested in what I offer, please DM me!

And to think I posted it last year!

https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/689590

And with 5 stars, it's The Wailing!

Thanks a bunch!

As you probably already know, the FCC just made a 3-2 vote to ultimately dispose of Net Neutrality, which has been giving us full Internet Freedom since 2015. While it all seems quite bleak, don't forget, it's not over yet. We still have hope, because it has to go through Congress, and of course, the Supreme Court system. Thanks to a fantastic friend of mine, I have this piece of information that we all hope works out against the FCC's favor:

As of 2:35 p.m.: Rep. Doyle has announced he plans to introduce a resolution of disapproval that would overturn today’s FCC decision, with support from ten other Democratic representatives.

“I’ve tried repeatedly to convince Chairman Pai to abandon his plans to dismantle the Open Internet Order—most recently by organizing a letter from 118 Members of Congress urging him not to take this vote today—and now that the FCC has voted to kill Net Neutrality and give ISPs a green light to control access to the Internet, I will introduce legislation under the Congressional Review Act to overturn today’s order and restore Net Neutrality,” he said in a statement.

The battle hasn't started just yet. Let's make the victory ours before it really begins!