S  ince I work entirely in the computer I have the flexibility to make corrections and changes as needed. I use a digitizing tablet and I’m as comfortable drawing in the computer as on paper. The final illustration can be either in vector format, like an AI file, or a pixel based image, like a Tiff file, depending on the client’s needs. Vector art is what I'm most often asked for, whether color or black and white. For color in pixel based art, I often use watercolor on heavy Arches paper, and send the art as a Tiff or Photoshop file or whatever the client prefers.

I  begin every illustration with an initial sketch which is sent to the client for approval. Like with all illustrators, unless the client pays per sketch there is usually a limit on the number of sketches wihtout additional payment. After the client approves the sketch I can proceed with the finished artwork. The art can then be emailed as soon as it’s finished. Unless it's to correct an error, changes to completed art usually require additional payment. If there's any concern I can send a sample of the art's progress at the start to make sure it's going in the direction the client has in mind. As with any job, payment is required in full even if the work is not used.

I look forward to working with you and I hope this all makes sense. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Here is my contact information.
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