Hey guys! I just wanted to bring to light something that I will be trying. :)

I got this awesome idea from one of my favorite artists, Alex Dachsund on FA. Who is also working on commissions full time like me.

They decided to create a 'schedule' of how they will spend time on their commissions. Basically, Monday- Thursday/Fridays are time for working on actual commissions, while the weekends are to work on personal stuff/art. Kind of like an ACTUAL work schedule. I couldn't like this idea more. There have been times where I would honestly push myself a bit too hard to work on so many commissions all at once, and getting them all done all at once. I would ignore my personal health, personal matters, family stuff, personal art work (Which is still important too), school work and loads of other things.

I am NOT saying commissions aren't important, and I'm not saying that they shouldn't be done ASAP! When I get commissions I ALWAYS try my hardest to finish them quickly and as professionally as possible.

But on the other hand I can't let them completely take away from my personal life, art, and matters as I have in the past, as all of those are just as important.

So I just wanted to let my commissioners, and FUTURE commissioners know, this is how I will be working from now on. I AM NOT DROPPING YOUR COMMISSIONS, and I will try to finish them as quickly to the best of my abilities!

I just wanted to tell you guys this, in case on the weekends, you see no activity from me, or if you see a piece of personal work or two being posted, it is NOT me ditching your commission! I just need a little slice of personal time over the weekends to re-energize and do some really fun stuff. :)

I hope you are all okay with this, and I hope it doesn't sound like I'm being selfish! I just really want to be more organized and fair to everyone about this.

If you have any questions about this kind of arrangement, please feel free to ask! Even over my weekends, I can still probably squeeze in some commissions if I feel like it, so don't worry! :D

Thank you, and I hope you all understand!