Rhazel’s diary

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🫐 • frequently asked questions

1. What tools do you use to create your digital art?
I primarily work with Procreate with my iPad Pro 2020 11″. I also own a Wacom Cintiq.2. What led you to become a digital artist? Since when have you been an artist?
I’ve always been drawn to art since the very beginning of my life.I was attracted to art deeper when I started playing online games and watching animated movies. I always wanted to be like the creatores of these games/animations. I started learning digital art when I was 13 years old. I continued painting and developing my own style.3. Do you collaborate with other artists?
Yes! I enjoy collaborating with other artists. It’s a great way to learn and share ideas.4. How long does it take you to complete a piece of artwork?
The time it takes depends on the complexity of the piece. Simpler illustrations may take a few hours, while detailed works can take several days or even weeks.
I always aim to give each piece the attention it deserves. Therefore it’s dependable.5. Can I commission a custom artwork from you?
Yes! I’m open to commissions. Please read the “Commission” section. You can reach out to me with your idea or concept, and we can discuss about any other details. If you have further questions please do not hesitate to contact me via email.6. What inspires your artwork?
I’m usually inspired by personal experiences, nature, videogames and fantasy worlds, attractive people and other art forms. I enjoy exploring different themes and atmospheres. Therefore my work can range from colorful to more serious or dark. Overall, I’m into worlds of games and animations and I’m often inspired by them.7. Do you offer prints of your artwork?
Currently, no.8. Can I copy/trace your work?
Absolutely NOT. Each piece I create is a product of my time, effort, and creativity. I’d be glad If you’re inspired by my work, but copying or tracing another artist and posting it on social media or selling it for own benefits is totally unethical and illegal.9. Can I repost your work?
Yes, but only with giving credits to me.10. Are you self-taught or do you have formal training?
I have learned many stuff on my own and I practiced most of the time for my personal projects. But I also attended courses related to art. I continuously learn through practice and online resources. Art is a lifelong journey for me!11. How do you deal with creative blocks?
Creative blocks happen to everyone! I usually take a break, look for inspiration outside my usual sources, or try something new in my art to spark creativity. Sometimes, stepping away from a project and returning with fresh eyes helps a lot.12. What is your creative process like?
My process usually begins with brainstorming and sketching, followed by refining it. I focus on color schemes, lighting, and adding details, then do final touches before considering the piece complete.13. Do you offer art tutorials?
Not yet but I’m working on it! You can find them by following my pages on social medias.14. What advice do you have for someone starting out as a digital artist?
My advice is to practice consistently, experiment with different styles and tools, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes.

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🍞 • information

portrait

full-body

*Sending me references and giving me sufficient explanations about your commission is required.
Also if your commission has a special point or a remarkable story, explain it to me.Note that the more details you want, the higher the amount. That’s why the time I spend on each painting will be calculated. It goes the same for the background if you want your art to have it.
The amount of background design for a portrait can vary from 20€ to more, depending on the details you want.

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