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​> If you're about to inquire me about commissioned work, please provide me the following information:

-  What you need in detail.

-  Your Budget.​

-  Deadline.

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>  I'll then reply you either  to confirm your proposal , or to make you a new one. I can also provide you with  work examples and their different costs, according to their different levels of complexity.

You can also  provide me just the deadline and your idea, then I can offer you a cost.

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> If you're planning to merchandise my design, we can agree on an extra cost for royalties, according to your revenue expectations. You can also offer me a percentage of profits. But usually, due to the dimension of the projects, I don't consider the royalties issue. In most cases, I'm happy to work for a fixed price, and then you can do whatever you want with the design.

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> Turnaround  time also depends on how busy I am with other projects at the time  you contact me. Generally I'll have time to focus on your project within one week after the deal.  Extended deadlines will permit me to offer you a cheaper price, and very tight deadlines will increase it.

Remember the good old rule: Fast/Cheap/Good - you can pick any two!

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> I'll send you a sketch of the ideas, on which you can suggest me iterations - I can do up to 2 or 3 iterations, on that stage. If we agree on the sketch, I'll ask for 50% of downpayment, paypal or bank transfer. Right after I receive it I can move forward with the project.

 

> During the process, i can send you pictures of the progress, where you can suggest me small iterations.

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> After completion, I'll send you high resolution files of the project, for print or web publishing. At that time, you can pay me the last half.

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And that's it, looking forward to hear from you!

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