Commission
The same studio and the same machine that make the monthly sets, working on your character. You bring the character and the scene; you get finished pages with one face held consistent across the whole order — not ten variations of ten different women. Fictional adults only, AI-generated on local hardware, disclosed as such everywhere it goes.
按件报。
Where the numbers come from: the single-image, ten-image and short-video figures sit inside the current market range for AI art services (roughly $15–30 per image, $70–120 for ten, $45–220 for short video). The parts that are not in that range are the two things this studio actually sells: a character model trained per client, and a first draft the next day. No hidden extras — the price of the tier is the price, unless you ask for more pages than the tier lists.
一整本。
One character model per order, trained before page one.
Frames below are from set 01 — 43 pages, one character, one model trained for that set. Her face does not drift between pages, which is the difference between a set and a folder of pictures. A commission works the same way: the model is trained from your reference or your written description before any finished page is drawn.
后动手。
- You send the brief: character (reference images or a written description), the scene or situation, how explicit, how many frames, what it is for, and your deadline.
- Within 24 hours you get a one-page quote: fixed price, delivery date, what is included, what is not. No quote, no charge.
- Half is paid to start. You get two rough drafts of the character and the first frame to approve before any finished page is made — this is where direction changes are cheapest.
- Finished pages delivered as PNG (plus layered files for sets). The other half is paid on delivery, and you keep everything either way.
Two slots a month. The rest of the month goes to the monthly set, which is why slots are limited rather than a queue. If a slot is full you are told the next opening instead of being put in line.
免得扯。
What I will not make
No real person's likeness or a lookalike of one, no characters presented as minors, nothing in the scatological or gore register, no bestiality, no pregnancy. Those are fixed limits and a paid request does not move them. If a brief touches one, the order is declined and any deposit is returned in full.
Who owns what
Your character stays yours, and a commissioned piece is never resold, never put into the subscription and never listed on DLsite. The studio keeps the right to show finished work in its portfolio; say so in the brief if you want the order kept private and it is not shown at all.
Payment
The order is opened and paid inside Fanvue, as a custom-content slot. You pay there by card; Fanvue collects, holds the funds for 7–28 days, keeps 20% and pays the studio out — the studio never sees your card details and this site takes none. Half up front opens the slot, half on delivery closes it. Fanvue pays creators out to crypto wallets, which is how a studio with no corporate bank account still gets paid in one step. Nothing is collected here, and no other payment route is offered.
AI disclosure
Every frame is generated with open-weight diffusion models running on hardware in this room, then cut, retouched and lettered by hand. It is AI-generated and it is labelled as AI-generated wherever it is published. A commission does not change that.
How do I send a brief?
Message the studio on Pixiv with the character, the scene and the deadline — Pixiv messages work in Japanese and English. If the brief is clear the quote comes back the same day; the order itself is then opened and paid on Fanvue.
Can you match my existing character exactly?
Close, by training a model on your references. Exact line-for-line matching of another artist's drawing is not what this is — the model reproduces the character's features, not someone else's hand. Send references and you will get two drafts before anything is finished, so you can judge before paying the rest.
Do I have to make it explicit?
No. The tier prices are the same for a clothed or a fully explicit frame. Explicit work is limited to fictional adults and to what the selling platform allows.
What about use in a game, a video or a paid product?
Commercial use of the delivered frames is included in the price. Reselling the frames as an image pack, or running them through another model to make new work, is not — that needs a separate arrangement.
What if I do not like the result?
The two rough drafts exist so you can stop before the expensive part. After that, changes inside the listed rounds are free; past them it is $8 a round. If a finished piece is simply wrong against the approved draft, it is remade at no cost.
Two slots a month.
Tell me what she is like.
Character, scene, how explicit, how many frames, deadline. A quote comes back within a day.