Sadha (THEY / THEM / THEIRS) is a Japanese and Black nonbinary illustrator and writer based in Huntsville, AL and soon to be in Portland, OR.They're currently focusing on writing and illustrating comics alongside other illustrations, writing poetry, and short stories usually in the horror/thriller genre.Sadha studied at the Watkins College of Art (pre-Belmont era) and is finishing up their degree in illustration and minor in creative writing at Pacific Northwest College of Art.
Punchee & Chrome - Ch 0.1
Unpacking
deweeding.
A Guide to Teleportation
Zinc Yellow (PANTONE 114C)
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Downpour is collection of poetry. But, it's also a gush of trauma, broken hearts, reconnection, and repressed emotion.Sadha's relationship with themself and with the world around them is on full display, and nothing has been held back. 21 years of unspoken words, missed opportunities, and heartbreak compiled into one book.Through imagery so vivid you can feel it in your bones, Downpour is not for the soft hearted, however, Sadha occassionally finds the time to write in a light hearted moment (even if it's at the wrong time, in classic Gen Z fashion). Buy Sadha's first published book out now.
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Commissions done on a slot by slot basis. Commissions are currently OPEN.Before you can view my pricing sheet and other information, you must read and understand the rules I have set for my commissions below.
1. I have the right to deny any commission I feel uncomfortable with drawing. This is includes (but is not limited to) nsfw art, offensive themes, etc. I do not draw mecha and furry subjects.2. If you even REQUEST underage nsfw art I will block you immediately.3. You can request seeing work in progress shots at any time while I'm working. Depending on the subject matter, work will be done around the time frame of 1 week to 1 month (I will alert you beforehand if I believe it will take longer).4. DO NOT CLAIM ART AS YOURS5. You can repost the work as long as you provide credit. On instagram tag me @sad.ha6. DO NOT EDIT THE WORK. If you need something fixed let me know before our transaction is over. After that I will be charging an edit fee.7. You will be charged a kill fee, aka a cancellation fee, if you decide to terminate the commission after I've started working on your piece.8. The work you receive is for PERSONAL use unless you state that you will be using these COMMERCIALLY. You must contact me before the commission starts if so.9. The price for adding characters/people is only when drawing one (1) piece. If you want multiple drawings/icons/etc then you will be charged the full price for each.10. Please be serious about this. Commission fee under $50 is due up front. Any commission over $50 can be paid in installments (half at the beginning and half at the end).By commissioning me, you are hereby stating that you accept and understand the rules stated above.
Q: Can I ask for progress shots as you're working?
A: Yes absolutely!Q: I sent you a sketch and you drew it, does that mean the art is technically mine and you digitized it?
A: Not quite. You gave me a concept, and then the work I produced is still my work unless you state that you are commissioning me for commercial art. There's a separate system for work you're planning to sell with my art on it. Long answer short, it still is my work unless we talk it through.Q: I'm working on a brand and would like you to draw some pieces for me, can you do that?
A: Yes, however, if you are going to be selling work with my art on it I will need to contact you to get a contract started.Q: I don't get paid until later but would like to commission you, is that okay?
A: It's totally okay to let me know that you plan to commission me, but until I receive payment I will not be able to start on your piece.