About the Artist

I have ridden on a cannonball in flight with a madcap Baron. I have delved ancient tombs with the enigmatic Dr. Jones, and I have travelled with a company of thirteen to the slopes of a lonely mountain.


I’m ANIVI, and I live and breathe stories. I grew up on films like Baron Munchausen, Lord of the Rings and Hellboy. I was drawn in by the amazing depth of the worldbuilding that brought their characters and settings to life in front of me. I obsess over the details of a scene, the items in the background that make a story not just a tale, but a living breathing world.My work as an illustrator lets me experience the stories of each character I bring to life. I relish shaping their stories into visual beings with scars and lines on well-travelled faces. For me, each piece is like adding a new face to a gallery of heroes, all with grand stories to tell.

If you have project or an idea and you're interested in working with me, please do reach out at [email protected]. Tell me a story. ❧

COMMISSIONS


Greetings, traveler! Thank you for stopping by my humble haunt. I have a limited number of slots available for Portrait Commissions before Christmas.I'll resume taking larger commissions after the holidays. If you're interested, please don't hesitate to drop me an e-mail and we can talk about your project. I'd love to hear your ideas!You can reach me at [email protected]. ❧

Last call before Christmas!

Terms of Service


The following are my terms of service for non-commercial commissions:

Usage Rights

Upon receipt of full payment, the Artist will grant the following rights to the recipient of the Client for the finished commission (hereinafter referred to interchangeably as ‘the commission’, ‘the work’, ‘the image’, or ‘the art’). By paying for this commission, the Client agrees to these terms of service.

1. The Client may freely post the commission on their websites and social media, or use a cropped version as an icon, banner, signature, wallpaper, etc. Credit to the Artist for the image must be included on all sites the Client displays the work.2. Print quality (300 dpi) digital files of the commission will be provided to the Client upon completion of the commission and reception of payment. They may have the image printed for personal, non-commercial use.3. The Client may not publicly share the full 300 dpi image. Online use is limited to web quality versions of the image (72 dpi). These files will also be provided by the Artist.4.The Client may not use the commission to advertise, encourage, or support hateful acts, or discrimination.5.The Client may not use the commission in the training of generative AI models.6.The Client may not solicit the commission as their own work.

Reserevation of Rights

All rights not expressly granted above are retained by the Artist. The Client may not reproduce, repost, or resell the image commercially.

The copyright of the produced image, including preliminary sketches and concepts, remains with the Artist, and may be used in her portfolio and shared online on her social media.

Preliminary Work and Revisions

The Artist will submit work to the client for approval in stages, with the following number of revisions allotted per stage, free of charge:
*This is subject to change depending on the scope of the commission.
In this instance, these are the alloted revisions for portraits and half-body commissions.


1. Rough Pose. The Artist will create 2 to 3 rough poses based on suggested poses. 2 series of revisions may be requested by the Client and will be met by the Artist free of charge.2. Sketch and Colour. 3 series of revisions may be requested by the Client and will be met by the Artist free of charge.3. Rendering. 2 series of minor revisions may be requested by the Client and will be met by the Artist free of charge.
The Client must pay the Artist an additional fee, to be negotiated separately, for major changes to the final commission that deviate greatly from the initial request or the feedback from the sketch phase.

Payment

Commissions must be paid upfront before the Artist begins work.

Cancellation and Kill Fees

Cancellation (‘kill’) fees are determined based on the amount of work completed at the time of the cancellation and price of the commission.

1. The Artist will refund 100% of the fee if the Client cancels before any significant work has been done.2. If the Client cancels before the Sketch and Colour is sent to them for approval, the Artist will refund a minimum of 50% of the total fee.3. If the Client cancels after having approved the Sketch and Colour, the Artist will refund anywhere between 0-50% of the total fee, taking into account on how much work had been completed.4. No refund will be provided if the Client cancels when the work has been completed.5. The Artist reserves the right to cancel any commission.6. In all instances of a cancellation from the Artist, the Client will be refunded 100%.