I've realized that more than half of my transformational pics use some kind of pun or saying. I'm fresh out. So, if you know a good TF pun, send it to me and I might make it into a drawing. This is especially true should someone ask for a commission, collaboration, or barter.

As for commissions, I'm going to accept one, but not for money: for barter instead. I'm involved in another long term project that requires me to do some heavy data mining on the Internet, and I just don't have time for that. So, that's where you come in. Instead of spending money for a commission (since not everyone has it), I'm instead asking for sports information on the history of Major League Baseball and all its parallel leagues. If you're up to that task or are interested in it, I'll draw a pic for you in return. Contact me at zaximillian@yahoo.com, and I'll send you the links and the format of the data I need in return.

Getting a hold of me is also easy on Yahoo Messenger, where my nick is also zaximillian. If you do, please introduce yourself and where you saw me, that way I know you're legit and respectful. Don't ask for the pic right away; I like to get to know my commissioners first.

Strangely enough, I tend to draw faster when I'm talking live to someone online: if I do a commission independently, my perfectionist streak takes over, and it just drags on and on, and I get distracted by my other hobbies in the meantime. If you set up a 3-4 hour block of time and I happen to be on, I can draw While-U-Wait and send you scans at every step of the process so you can add input as I draw.

Another weird thing is that about 30-40% of my drawings on paper are actually 5x5" or less in original size, including "Grrl Talk", which is only 4 1/4" by 4". So, when I open paid commissions, I'm going to set aside a special price, probably five bucks or so, for a 4 1/4 x 5 1/2" inked TF pic, which would have the same quality as most of the pics that I've put out. Just smaller in physical size. Note that this is NOT open yet, and I'll decide on final prices by bidding, probably.

Finally, things that would increase the difficulty, time, and charge of a pic for me? An unusual pose, species, rippage / risque content, shading, or any kind of gore. References will cut that time down greatly. And finally, the title.