Squog

Terms of Service

By commissioning, purchasing merchandise, or owning artwork created by Squog, you agree to comply with and be bound by the following terms and conditions:Intellectual Property & Copyright
Squog retains full copyright of all commissioned works, and the right to use and display commissioned artwork in portfolios, galleries, or promotions unless agreed otherwise.
Clients are granted a personal-use license only, commercial use of commissioned artwork requires a separate agreement.
Clients may not modify, resell, or claim ownership of commissioned artwork.
None of Squog's artwork may be fed to any AI or AI adjacent machine for any purpose.Payment Methods
Prices, estimated completion times, and payment requirements will be stated before work begins.
All payments are in USD, it is up to the client to convert the correct amount if payed from another currency.
Work will not begin until half of the payment is received. The second half of the payment will be required before the client receives the full HQ commissioned artwork.
All payments must be made through PayPal, Venmo, or Ko-fi.
The client acknowledges that once the payment is made, you must allow for up to 12 weeks to receive your commission unless a deadline is agreed upon.Refund Policy
Full refunds will only be issued before the work begins or if Squog is unable to complete the commission.
Partial refunds may be issued if the client cancels the commission before or at the initial sketch phase.
No refunds will be given for completed commissioned artwork.Termination and Modification of Services
Squog reserves the right to refuse service, cancel commissions, or ban users for any violation of these terms.
If the client is excessively rude, demanding, refusing to pay, etc. the service may be terminated at any time.
Minor modifications are free, and can be requested at any time during the commission process.
Major modifications are free during the sketch phase, and may be requested up to 5 times, any excess modifications are +$10 each. During the final stage of the commission, any major modifications are +$20.NSFW Policy
Clients must be 18+ years old.
Squog reserves the right to decline or refuse any depictions of sexually explicit content.
Squog will not under any circumstances draw content that depicts illegal/morally ambiguous content. (Examples of this include but are not limited to: rape, sexual assault, underage characters, bestiality, pedophilia, etc.)Contact Information
For any questions or concerns about these terms, please contact Squog at [email protected] or through direct message at any of Squog's social media accounts.

Prices

Portrait
$20-45

A fully rendered portrait of your character, usually from the shoulders/chest up.
Backgrounds may be simple color, image, or a scene (prices may vary).Base rate: $20
Additional character: +50%
Flat color/image background: No extra cost!
Scene: +$10

Halfbody
$45-90

A fully rendered halfbody of your character, usually from the waist/thighs up.
Backgrounds may be simple color, image, or a scene (prices may vary).Base rate: $45
Additional character: +50%
Flat color/image background: No extra cost!
Scene: +$15

Fullbody
$70-135

A fully rendered fullbody of your character, always includes the entirety of the character, however props might be cut off.
Backgrounds may be simple color, image, or a scene (prices may vary).Base rate: $70
Additional character: +50%
Flat color/image background: No extra cost!
Scene: +$20

Sketch/Doodles
$5-45

A simple sketch of your character either digitally or traditionally, may be a headshot, halfbody, or fullbody.
Sketch page option 4 drawings total. Note that if both sketch page & additional character selected, original price will be kept and each character will be drawn 2 times.Base rate (portrait): $5
Base rate (halfbody): $10
Base rate (fullbody): $15
Sketch/doodle page: base rate x3
Additional character: +50%

Custom Design$80-145

A flat colored fullbody custom design of a character made by me, additional character information may be added for no extra cost (such as the characters name, species, fun facts, etc.)
Please be sure to have ample inspiration/color palettes/moodboards, etc.)Single fullbody: $80
Double fullbody (front facing + back facing): $120
Full reference sheet (double fullbody, and up to 3 chibi outfit options): $145
Character info: No extra cost!

NSFW$70-210

CLIENTS MUST BE 18+
A fully rendered NSFW drawing of your character, may be portrait, halfbody, or fullbody.
Backgrounds may be simple color, image, or a scene (prices may vary).
Note: Examples will be blurred/censored, only the client will recieve the full unblurred/uncensored image.Base rate (portrait): $70
Base rate (halfbody): $90
Base rate (fullbody): $120
Additional character: +50%
Flat color/image background: No extra cost!
Scene: +$20

About Me

Hello!
I'm Squog, an online artist hoping to turn a passion into a career. You might find me posting my works online through Instagram, Bluesky, and other social media platforms.I have been an artist for as long as I can remember, but I started taking it seriously as a career in my junior year of high school. I took many extra curricular activities focusing on art hoping to improve my skills. I started out a huge fan of the book series Wings of Fire, this was the match that lit the fire for my passion in art. I soon joined many social media platforms and connected with people who also shared an interest in WoF. I was a huge member in a lot of "fantribes," and even tried to start my own (it didn't last). Up until 2023 I was only interested in drawing dragons, the thing that changed that was the release of Across The Spider-Verse. I vividly remember seeing so many artists on Instagram draw fanart for the movie as it was released. I hadn't heard of the Spider-Verse series until then, to which I immediately watched the first movie of the series, Into The Spider-Verse. I became infatuated with Spider-Man Noir, the 1900s rendition of Peter Parker. That moment was when it became important to me to learn to draw more than dragons. Improvement wasn't easy, there was a lot of doubt, since I mostly learned sticking heavily to references. After a while, improvement became stagnant, and I was getting demotivated. On November, 8, 2024, I purchased Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Now, I had heard of Call of Duty long before this, but never found an interest in it. Two new characters took the reins of my interest: Simon "Ghost" Riley, and Johnny "Soap" MacTavish. This was the kickstart of my platform on Instagram, a small comic about their relationship got over 3k likes (a lot for me, since I had been used to no more than 50 likes at the time). The support was a key driving factor in my online presence. While I am still a huge fan of CoD, I have still held on to other interests, like Valorant, Overwatch, Spiderman, and Marvel Rivals. In my first year of college, I found it hard to adjust in the beginning, but I have met amazing people that I am glad I can call lasting friends. Even though I was frustrated the first few classes, I can definitely see improvement after the first year. I am looking towards these next years in college with as positive of an outlook as I can. I hope to be able to improve my skills along side getting myself in the working scene as an artist, no matter what it be.I’d like to thank followers and friends who encouraged me on Instagram and Discord when I was early in my online presence and unbelieving in myself. The support was outstanding and helped me see that I was truly able to be someone.