Quick changes to top commission tier (Patreon)

Okay, so my normal 175 commission has changed a little; after a few kerfufles with trying to coordinate more than 3 characters with various commissioners over the past several months (and the fact that people almost never request more than 3 characters anyways), I've officially limited the 175 tier to 3 characters at a time, rather than 3+.

Experience has taught me that trying to coordinate more than three figures into an image is actually more difficult than I anticipated; especially more difficult than the simple time investment of drawing a 4th character. Once that many figures are on the page at once, coordinating their poses and interactions while simultaneously composing an interesting and easy-to-read image becomes much more complex than one would initially anticipate (definitely more complex than I anticipated.)

This doesn't mean I'm incapable of drawing more than 3 people in a commission. If you'd like to commission me for more than 3 characters, I'll do it. I'm just going to start charging for each character that gets added in beyond the 3rd, rather than capping the cost at 175 like I was before.  Like with the rest of my pricing, it's +$50 for each character beyond the first, so $225 for 4 characters, $275 for 5, etc.

Any such commissions can still be handled via patreon; simply pledge the amount you want (Ex. $225 for a 4 character commission), but you'd still select the $175 tier reward. That way you'll still be taking up a commission slot so I don't get overwhelmed with too many commissions at once. I'm capable of seeing who paid how much, even if they selected a lower-tier reward, so I can be sure to actually get you what you pay for if you wanna throw down the big bucks on a larger set of characters in your commission despite having no reward tier actually set apart for it.

If all of the above is too confusing or there's some kind of an issue with it, I can still handle commissions via Paypal in a pinch, so that can be done if the 'higher-pledge-amount-but-lower-reward-tier' doesn't make sense to you; it can get a little confusing sometimes.