Just to give those following me already a heads up, and an apology for the incoming spam of stuff you may have already seen from me, I'm giving this a solid go. Though to do that means I need to start posting some of the things I do up here and seeing how it works out for me personally.

I have been absolutely wanting to run commissions as well, and this might be a kick in the butt to get that going. So with that said I'm going to look into what it takes to do commissions and perhaps start gearing myself for it. Obviously, I'm talking about painted miniatures. What this means for me is that I'm going to need to figure out how to build a form for people to sign and work out a specific way of handling the whole "Hey Chio, can you take a commission from me? How does this work?" Especially since I'm dealing in real media, this means I'll need money upfront to purchase materials with before actually getting the paid for work money. I so far though, really like how Weasyl handles the commission side of things as far as letting people know what you're up to, what you can do, and what your price schemes are. It's amazing, actually.

I would like to wait until I actually get settled as well. I haven't posted a lot of new stuff of late, mostly because it's all packed away in a box in case I need to bail on "OH CANADA" here. =( Though any help on how to go about starting up in the commission business would be awesome.

I see Weasyl as a great professional tool and a way to get your name out there. As of the moment I don't really think it's fantastic for those who are artistic consumers, but it really blows everything else out of the water when it comes to setting yourself up and getting critiques! I'd like to use that to my advantage at least. =)

So ya! Bare with me please! Don't bail if you get spammed with models you've seen and don't care about seeing again. That will stop and I'll return to being quiet for some time.

Also, tags on journals? Really? Should I?