NeuronPlectrum

Medium: Longtime traditional artist who finally gave in to the digital deluge by way of a Sony Xperia smartphone and a little app called Zenbrush, along with a handy little tool called the Sensu Brush. I later upgraded to an iPad mini 3, followed by an iPad Pro 10.5, along with a small assortment of styluses. My apps of choice are Procreate, SketchUp, Affinity Designer, & Paper by WeTransfer, but I'm always trying new and different options. I'm particularly interested in "smart writing" systems such as the Iskn Slate (now called the RePaper) and Moleskine.

Style: Historically, my style has been surreal and abstract, focusing more on concepts and emotions rather than characters and narrative. More recently I've tried to move away from that and present more character-based art, especially with vector pieces. In the words of John Romita Jr., "I call my style the deadline style. Whatever comes out on time, that's my style."

Requests/Commissions: I do not take requests. My commission rate starts at 50USD/hr., the total number of hours depending on the scope of the project.

There used to be a note about llama badges here, but it’s gone now. Per my aversion to adopting Eclipse for its myriad of problems (including comic scrolling, notification management, the abandonment of Muro, etc.), I’ve resigned myself to not participating in a multitude of activities on this platform, including participation in contests/giveaways, and the earning/trading of badges. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Favourites: With few exceptions, I rarely give faves to fan art. I've got Pinterest for that. I don't mind people commenting on my profile with "thank you for the fave" but I do get why some people are a little irked by it, so I tend to play it safe when someone gives me a fave. Put simply, the best way to thank people for faves is to keep doing what you're doing.