Payment before we work on any commission is how we prefer to do things; this is to minimize clients ghosting us after completing their commission. We're willing to sketch a work in progress and then request payment for more expensive commissions, however.

We don't do deadlines on commissions as we're physically disabled and our only other source of income is a job that puts strain on our physical (and mental tbh) health. We try to do them in a timely matter (can take us up to a few days to up to a month and a half depending on offline circumstances and motivation), but we don't do set deadlines because of that.

We take refunds only in specific circumstances; read the doc for specific information regarding that (please read, especially on the section regarding DOs and DON'Ts with Paypal chargebacks).

We can provide works in progress in different stages: Character sketch (+ background sketch if applicable), lineart, flat colours, shading, and any extra effects. The sketch phases are provided by default, but if you want to see how the commission is looking just go ahead and ask (we don't show more than that usually because we know some people would be a bit annoyed to get an update on every part of their commission)!

When we share sketches, that's when you need to tell me about specific things in case of a revision if needed, before we do any lineart. This is especially important if the reference provided isn't entirely clear or difficult to work with for us. Revising the art in its final stage isn't horribly difficult if not just a little tedious due to my drawing process, but if a revision is particularly time consuming (think about ~3-5+ extra hours) then we will charge extra if the drawing is in its final stages.

Communicating with us is vital to making this work! Please give us details on what you want for the commission, give references, give me a description on the background if you're requesting one, etc. We struggle a lot more if we're not given something to work off of when fulfilling someone else's request.

We typically post the commissions we do on our Tumblr and Bluesky, and are likely to use them for our art portfolio! If you want to post the commission on your own socials, just be sure to link back to our own on that platform or to either of those if you're not sharing it on either (we personally prefer Bluesky since it's we're more "professional" on that account than Tumblr of all platforms, but it's up to you).

This goes without saying, but if you use the commissioned art for things like profile pictures for example, just be sure to credit us. Moogghost works as a baseline, but Snuuyfanged works better if you're using it on Tumblr (we switched accounts a bit ago and do not check the old Moogghost Tumblr account any more. Please do not follow or link that account we don't use it any more 😭).

DO NOT: resell our artwork, remove our watermark from the art, use it for commercial purposes, use it for NFTs, use it for cryptocurrency, or use it for generative AI. You're getting blacklisted from commissioning us if you do any of these.

We're comfortable drawing the following: humans, humanoids, most anthros, most animals/ferals, mild gore, fanart (there's a good chance we might not know the fandom in question though so you might have to provide references or explain things a bit if necessary), and landscape art (depends sometimes but usually yes as we like the practice).

We do not draw these for commissions: heavy/realistic gore, vore, sexually explicit NSFW, fetish content (only like drawing this if it caters to what we're into specifically so if you somehow guess right then it's a Maybe), heavily mechanical stuff, mech characters, highly complex designs (this is more iffy because very detailed and complex designs don't translate the best into our simplified art style and also just take. Forever).

We do have the right to decline a commission for any reason.

As always, though, you're free to ask us about stuff regarding this if you're unsure about something!