I am currently working on setting up a commission page. Right now there are mostly examples of what you can get at various prices. Unsure how much what you want would cost? E-mail me for a more precise quote.

$65

Small sculpture or con badge up to 6". Minimal clothes and props.

			Save the Quails! It's a rat-ical protestor! Saving the whales is so passe. We must save the quails! ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 5 inches tal. 2007.
Both Eyes for an Eye		Rite of the Stone	3 FAUX BAS RELIEF PLAQUES Both Eyes for an Eye Dragon's Tears Rite of the Stone These were built up as a sculpture, rather than carved down into a surface as with true bas relief.
		Link to detail shot	Piggies! A pair of collered peccaries, also known as javelinas. They're native to the American Southwest. ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 4 inches long, 2 inches tall. 2007

Other Examples:

Sense Prey (hyena) (similar style to badge)

Thousand Cubs 1 (hyena) Thousand Cubs 2 (hyena) (similar style as badge)

Die Mammal Scum (dinosaur)

Think Big 1 (rat) Think Big 2 (rat)

Pi-rat!

$115

Standard sculpture with some props, fancy costuming- up to 9”

			Tosa A Japanese sumo wrestler as a tosa inu a type of fighting dog that wrestles other dogs. ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 7 inches wide, 6 inches tall. 2007
			Seeing Eye A blind mouse and his seeing eye newt. ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 4 inches long, 3 inches tall. 2007
			PINKERTON STRIKEBREAKER The Pinkerton security agency gained an unfortunate reputation as stikebreakers during the late 19th century. Pinkerton is also the name of a great Dane in a popular series of children's books. ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 12 inches tall 2006
The mouse has a nouse ring with lead rope rather than a bridle. The lead rope with ring is common for cattle and camels	It's just not a real rodeo is you don't wave your hat!	The cricket has no wings as its a flightless Mormon cricket, common to the Western US.	RODEO! Skip the flea circus and head to the beetle rodeo! See beetles riding their cutting mice to rope a cricket out of the herd! Fun for the whole family! ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 7 inches at longest point, 4 inches tall 2006
Nipper even has belt loops and pockets on his pants.	A nice detail shot of Nipper's book. The spine of the book even has the piece name on it.	The picture in the book is a miniature reproduction of "His Master's Voice" showing a dog listening to a gramophone.	iNIPPER alternate title, "His Master's Podcast". An anthro version of Nipper, the RCA Victor dog, listen to his iPod while reviewing his history. ApoxieSculpt. Painted in acrylic. 8 inches long 2006
Her wrap and jewelry are based on traditional African styles.	There's a little trail of tears coming from the pup's eye.	You can just see the cub peering over mom's shoulder.	COMFORT A striped hyena mother in traditional African dress comforts her crying cub. ApoxieSculpt. Natural stone base. Painted in acrylic. 2005

Mice Cream Cone (cat)

Wardrummer werewolf 1 Wardrummer werewolf 2 Wardrummer werewolf3

$175

Single Complex sculpture with complex props or second simple figure- up to 12”

Faster! Faster! (horses) 1 Faster! Faster! (horses) 2 Faster! Faster! (horses) 3

$225

If you want any of these things in your commission:

• a whole scene
• Moving parts
• Water effects
• More than the standard number of limbs for that creature (two heads, six arms, wings on species that is normally wingless, etc)
• Large flat area with minimal support such as spread wings, dramatically blowing capes or trenchcoats
• Extremely dynamic postures with minimal contact with the ground (example, leaping off one foot)

Anubis and Ammut 1 Anubis and Ammut 2 Anubis and Ammut 3

$450

Honking ass big sculptures over 1 foot. Only example I have is a monstrous 2 feet high.

Serpent slayer werewolf 1 Serpent slayer werewolf 2 Serpent slayer werewolf 3

What I will and will not do
I will not do:

• Porn
• Scat or watersports
• baby furs
• Pokemon
• Digimon
• anime style
• Tentacles
• Unbirthing
• Hermaphrodites
• Hyperendowment
• Any prop that is more complicated than the character! No airplanes, cars, motorcycles, washing machines, computers, etc.

Maybe, depending what you want exactly. If you're unsure, e-mail me with a brief description

• Cubs: I will happily do a piece of you and your mate playing with your cubs, or totally innocuous art with children. I will not do anything that implies pedophilia.
• Bondage: depends on request. I am unfamiliar with bondage, so you will need to supply lots of pictures to be able to get what you want
• Inflation- doesn't lend it well to this medium, but if you have a specific idea you think would work as a sculpture, run it by me
• Pregnancy- normal fine. Hyper, no.
• Guns- you will need to provide me a lot of referance photos to do a gun appropriately
• Nudes- If you want a non-pornographic nude, that's generally fine.

Everything else is generally okay. If you're uncertain, look at what I've provided as examples and go from there. If you're still unsure, and I haven't specifically mentioned it, e-mail me and ask! (yes to gore, violence, vore, and fat furs)

When can I expect my commission to be done?

Once you have given me the specs and we've worked out what exactly you want, I will work on armiture. Once you've seen that and made sure it's in the pose you want, I will do sculpting. Once you have seen picture of finished sculpt, I'll do the painting. It usually takes me about a week each for armiture, sculpting, and painting. If you require adjustments or are slow responding to e-mail, it may add more time. Overall, it should take about one month from when you have given me the specification for your piece to finish it. If you have requested a piece over 1 foot in size, this will increase the time to finish.

Payment options

Don't you hate it when the artist up and vanishes with your cash? I realize these are expensive commissions so you may be wary of handing me a big wad of cash. You have three payment options. Shipping will be calculated at the end and due then. Shipping will be added to final payment.

• Lump sump- whole amount at completion of armature, shipping amount due at completion
• In halves-1/2 due when I show you finished armature and you've approved it, 1/2 when it is done.
• In thirds- 1/3 due when when I show you finished armature and you've approved it, 1/3 when I complete sculpting, 1/3 when finished

What's this "armature" thing? I basically need to build the skeleton that will hold up the sculpture. It's about equivalent to the preliminary sketch for a 2-D piece.

I can accept payment through PayPal, money order, personal check, or if local, cash.

Shipping

I generally prefer the US Postal Service Priority Mail. Not everyone's favorite, but my main business ships between 5-10 items per day with them with no damage. Our local UPS office has consistently managed to break things. If you would prefer UPS, I can ship that way, but only if requested. Buyer will pay for shipping, I will pay for tracking and insurance. To estimate what final shipping will be, 6" and under will be roughly 2 pounds when boxed. Add 1 pound for each additional 3" in size.

I will ship internationally.

IF YOU WILL BE ATTENDING FURFRIGHT... you may pick up your piece in person and skip paying the shipping. I can still give you a travel box to take it home in, if you like. I can also give it to a designated pick up person at FurFright if you wish. Local buyers (southwestern CT) may pick up in person if they wish.

I've never heard of ApoxieSculpt. Is it any good? Will it fall apart in a few years?

ApoxieSculpt is used by the Smithsonian Museum. It was also used by the Chicago Field Museum to mount the skeleton of Sue the T-Rex. If it's tough enough to hold together a 65 million year plus skeleton in a museum, it will withstand normal wear and tear. Just don't hit run it over with a truck or play football with it and you'll be fine.

Ready to get a commission?

Send me an e-mail with a brief description of what you'd like and roughly how big an item you want. Once I've read the description, I'll give you a quote as to what kind of price you're looking at. Remember, what's shown here is guideline! If you have a tiny but incredibly detailed sculpture, it will be more expensive than a larger but otherwise simple piece.