Hello everyone

That sounds interesting and seems like a good place to start in terms of franchises. I'm into fantasy, rpg's and anime myself, and also have a lot of OC's I'd like to place in perilous scenarios. If I were to commission you, I would prefer a short comic strip. Perhaps 2 pages with 2-3 panels on each to convey the ideas I'm going for. Something similar to your Ariel comic would be ideal. Just the right amount of gore mixed with the right amount of humiliation, makes that a personal favorite. Your facial expressions and ability to capture a particular emotion is superbly done.

You know what... I quit playing Genshin after the first month in favor of Honkai Impact out of frustration, now i follow it through my friends, but unfortunately LOL is on an even worse situation because all i know about it comes from the tons of fanarts and the same friends discussions, because i never played it (i shiver in disgust whenever i see an isometric view in videogames)

I started with Disney stuff because to me has always been the safest thing in fiction, and this really lights me up; BUT, i have a lot of things of my own (not tied to any existing franchise) in mind and on paper as well as franchises i want to touch upon: For honor has been an obvious one before, but the lackluster armor design of that game pushed me away, Symphogear is one i love and which i'd like to work on, the Soulsborne saga is another one, Pokemon has been suggested before and is in a similar position to Disney. Now i'd like some feedback: to an artist like me, who's focusing on comics and sequential art, what would you submit as commission? Would you prefer a short comic strip or a single more polished image?

Glad to hear!

Draw what you want to draw! That is when you'll produce your best results. But I would recommend not being tied to one specific franchise. Perhaps choose different franchises to be in ryona scenarios, and construct polls for characters in those franchises for your patrons to choose from. And you don't have to do just ryona, you could do a "bundle" of sorts for the characters you choose to use. You can put them in ryona situations, but also pinups and sexual content as well. Your style is beautiful and very unique in the ryona genre, so I know you'll do very well. If you ever open commissions, I'll be one of the first in line!

I've been waiting!

Arcan

It's ok. It's just suggestions. I only play Genshin a little bit when I have nothing better to do. But I know that there are 3 cute 'adult' lolis in it. A zombie, bomb girl and frost archer girl. :P So it would be fun to stack them in a sexy pile. XD Honestly I know more about girls from League of Legends and i find their cast much more diverse. :)

i'd really like to draw more playtime with the bodies, but i also want it to make sense, even the slightest one; to make this happen i have to set the scene right so it usually take a few steps more than i'd want to. Just be aware that the Barbara-Cicin scene is not over, and a third contendant approaches

That was fast, thank you for being the first to both support and to give your thoughts. That thing about the 2-4 pages minicomics is an advice i'll keep in mind, thanks a lot

Arcan

Maybe a big pile of those 1000yo lolis from Genshin then? XD Beside that I would just like to see more playtime with the dead girls bodies after they are dead. :)

I'm biased so I'd like to see more Genshin, but I think you should draw whatever you're motivated to draw the most. I also think it's better to plan for short 2-4 page minicomics(you can always add more pages later) rather than long serial ones because you might get burned out or bored after a few pages and lose motivation to work on them(happens a lot to other artists). If you're going with Disney then Jasmine is great. If you're drawing more Genshin my personal favorites are Mona or Ganyu. Also, your Barbara comic made me chuckle because of how relatable it is. I immediately imagined a similar scenario where she uses her skill then gets frozen by a random cryo enemy and falls over and shatters, still with a smile on her face(taking her into coop against the wolf was a huge mistake). In general, though, I think variety is the spice of life and you should draw a large variety of characters/series that you like rather than sticking to any one series.