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Come in and stay a while.
While you’re here, why not learn more about me, take a peek at my portfolio, or take a look into my ramblings?
I first ventured into the realm of pixel art when I was around 14 years old. I was surfing the internet and discovered “pixel dolls” – an art form where someone makes a pixel “base” (usually, a human body) and another person utilizes the base to create the clothes, hair, etc, of the piece. It is an interesting and unique art form in that it is inherently collaborative. Very few dollers make bases only for themselves, and most use bases by other people quite liberally in their journey – and many dollers never make a base at all!
I exclusively made pixel dolls for much of my time as an artist. I feel that specializing for so long has helped to strengthen my fundamentals as a pixel artist – I can easily adapt my style to suit elements around it (learned from changing the style of pixel dolls to suit the base), and I feel that I excel at some subjects that many artists find challenging (hair, especially).
As a result of the amount of time spend making pixel dolls, my venture into “pure” pixel art (everything created from scratch for each piece) went surprisingly smoothly. It was around the time of the transition that I really, fully fell in love with pixel art. I started to create pieces with the intent of improving – each piece was an experiment, a study. I saw very rapid and sudden improvement in my pieces. This is the stage I am in currently, and I will never stop finding aspects of my works that need improvement. That is the fun of art, though. If you were perfect, you wouldn’t have anything to aim for!
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General Commissions Emote Commissions
Commissions go smoothest if you have some idea of what you would like. Do keep in mind that concept art takes time, so if I have to make many drafts of your piece it may affect the price.
Once you’ve read this page and know what you’d like, use the contact form below to get in contact with me! The more information you include about what you’d like, the better. Trust me, it’s much better to be overly-detailed rather than under-detailed!
At this point, I’ll give you a price and an estimate of the amount of time it’ll take me to finish. Keep in mind that this is just an estimate, and it may take more or less time depending on my other commitments at the time.
At this point, I will send you my paypal address and will ask for at least half of the price I quoted. If you pay half, the other half is expected upon completion of the work.
Now, I will create a rough sketch based on your idea, which I will then send back to you for review. Please feel free to request changes!
Keeping your feedback in mind, now I will complete the work! If you only paid for half of the work, at this point I will request the rest of the payment before sending you the finished piece. I am also receptive to minor edit requests at this stage if there’s something you’re unhappy with.
If you have any questions about the process, let me know! I will be more than happy to answer them. Just drop me a line!
General Commissions Emote Commissions
Maximum size: 60×60
Samples (click to view portfolio entry):
Maximum size: 150×150
Samples (click to view portfolio entry):
Maximum size: 480 x 270 (scales to 1080p!) OR 320 x 180 (scales to 720p!)
Samples Coming Soon
Samples (click to view portfolio entry):
If you’d like a commission for anything not listed here, feel free to contact me! We can discuss a price.
Kamirose has been a pleasure to work with on all the projects I’ve commissioned. Her process allows you to see where a project is going before it’s finished, making it easy to request changes and ask for suggestions, both of which she’ll happily provide. Kami ultimately cares about you receiving a product you’ll love, and that’s exactly what happens every time.
Commissions go smoothest if you have some idea of what you would like. Do keep in mind that concept art takes time, so if I have to make many drafts of your piece it may affect the price.
Once you’ve read this page and know what you’d like, use the contact form below to get in contact with me! The more information you include about what you’d like, the better. Trust me, it’s much better to be overly-detailed rather than under-detailed!
At this point, I’ll give you a price and an estimate of the amount of time it’ll take me to finish. Keep in mind that this is just an estimate, and it may take more or less time depending on my other commitments at the time.
At this point, I will send you my paypal address and will ask for at least half of the price I quoted. If you pay half, the other half is expected upon completion of the work.
Now, I will create a rough sketch based on your idea, which I will then send back to you for review. Please feel free to request changes!
Keeping your feedback in mind, now I will complete the work! If you only paid for half of the work, at this point I will request the rest of the payment before sending you the finished piece. I am also receptive to minor edit requests at this stage if there’s something you’re unhappy with.
If you have any questions about the process, let me know! I will be more than happy to answer them. Just drop me a line!
General Commissions Emote Commissions
Higher resolutions will be obtained by simply resizing the final 28×28 emote. This results in a pixelated appearance on devices with a higher DPI, such as on mobile phones.
Samples (click to see the portfolio entry):
Higher resolutions will be manually optimized for a smoother appearance on devices with a high DPI such as mobile phones.
PLEASE NOTE: This is only recommended for partnered broadcasters or broadcasters who plan to use these same emotes when they achieve partnership.
Samples:
I have worked with Kamirose on a couple projects and each time was an absolute pleasure. Not only is she very talented with the artwork that she does but she is does it in a timely professional manner. She will also work with you to make sure you get exactly what you are looking for. Stop reading this and hire her now!
Kamirose is an incredible pixel artist who puts so much thought and care into her work. Collaborating with her was extremely pleasant and the final result of my commission was exactly what I had envisioned! I would definitely recommend her for all your pixel art needs.
