RabidBrains

Hey all,

I've been wanting to improve my status in the community for a while now, but with not much luck. Knowing that commissions are still kind of a new thing for me, I wanted a way for people to see that I was worth while to commission. While I can't really compete with social popularity, I figured I could show possible commissioners that I am able to do quality work AND that I have good customer service skills - because this always makes the process easier for both sides.

So, while working on Livestream, I decided it would be pretty cool to have a review system for commissioners. They can grade me and make comments that would be available for the public to see. Also, they would provide feedback on to ways I could improve. How would I do that, you ask? Well, amazingly, Google Docs had the perfect solution! Now, I'm still playing with what should I ask on the survey, and I'm also question whether I should use numbers or letters for grading, but this is pretty much the gist of it. The public form that will show every review left is here: docs.google.com/spreadsheet...…

As you can see, it's pretty empty at this point, but this is where I ask former commissioners to feel free to complete the survey for me, so I can start building a database. I think it would be awesome for everyone to try it, as I believe it will help you to start building a clientele of sorts.

So, if you would like to fill out the survey, you can click the link below here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheet...…
(Please only fill in this form if you have commissioned me in the past, thanks.)

Anyways, thats all for me now. Thanks everyone!

It's that time of year again folks! I am opening up for commissions. I don't have much to do these days except clean house and chat with people online, so I'd rather make myself useful. And, with an upcoming move -yes, I know, again?- the extra cash would be really useful. I plan on making an example chart later, but for those of you who already watch me, you all pretty much know what I have available. So, these are what I am opening up for:

Scrapbook Badges:
Simple - www.furaffinity.net/view/55825… - $20 or Buy 2 for $35
www.furaffinity.net/view/55825…
Fancy - www.furaffinity.net/view/55919… - $35 or Buy 2 for $60

Pin-Ups:
1 Character, No BG - www.furaffinity.net/view/32601… - $35
1 Character, small BG - www.furaffinity.net/view/59056… - $50
Extra Characters, add $10

Sketches:
One character, No or simple BG - www.furaffinity.net/view/59107… - $15
(Kind of rough since it's a WIP, sketched commissions will be cleaner)
Extra characters, add $5
Add Ink for $5

Please read my Terms of Service docs.google.com/document/d/1po… before commissioning me.

Send me a note, or hit me up by email if you're interested. I can't wait to work with you on some fantastic art!

SabreKitty

Sorry I haven't been around much or commenting, but I don't really use DA as my primary gallery anymore. I still do try to make an effort to keep up with friends artwork, who are here but not over at FurAffinity, and I still post some art here, but I will not be as active as I once had before. I just dont see why I should put effort in being some place where my art is barely even seen by new eyes, because this site is so populated and busy no one can find it. And out of the handful of people who watch me, only a few actually look or comment on my work. For which I am grateful and I appreciate it. But those few people are the only reason I stay here, the few friends I made here and keep contact with, plus a few artists who I watch and really admire and learn from.  Other than that you won't see or hear much from me. Once I get better and learn more, I will definitely stat to post more again, but you will only see College work here from now on, and finished pieces if I remember. If you are interested in keeping up with my current art, you can still see my art at FurAffinity, without even registering.

FA Gallery: www.furaffinity.net/user/sabre…

Sabrina

bloodtaster.deviantart.com/art…

Go give love, NOW! There is no way in HELL this piece is getting so little attention.