Jan saved you a line skip.

Nothing before checkout. Right after you order, your private commission portal link arrives by email. Add the details and pictures you've prepared there, and Jan messages you in the same place.

Your polished first draft arrives in about 2 weeks, and every draft shows up in your portal.

When the first draft arrives, you have 3 days to decide. If it misses, tell Jan and you get every dollar back. If it's close, you get unlimited revisions until it feels right. Once revisions start, the money-back guarantee ends.

Yes, with her team. Jan works on every commission alongside her team of vetted artists, who help with the edits and every revision round. You talk to Jan the whole way, right in your commission portal.

Yes. Jan has painted hundreds of homebrew and unusual characters. If you can describe it, Jan can paint it. Jan doesn't take NSFW or heavy gore, and if yours can't be taken you get a same-day full refund.

Because most commissions are stressful and disorganized. You pay a stranger, then spend weeks wondering if they still remember your character. As a D&D player and an artist, I've seen it from both sides.

I wanted the complete opposite. Bringing your character to life should feel fun and exciting, the way it felt when you first made them.

A portrait of your character is a core part of your campaign. Once your table sees it, that's the face they picture every session, so it ends up defining the whole story. Still, most players have never commissioned one. Commission horror stories scare them off, and I get why.

So I made the whole thing easy and fun on purpose, and I designed and built all of it myself. The Character Quest, the waitlist, this site, and the portal where you talk to me while my team and I paint.

I overthink capes for a living, so yes, I overthought every button too.