My Pricing is in EUR, which is the currency of Germany. When sending money, send it in that exact currency.
WHAT I DRAW
Basically everything, every ship/character/kink, as long as it’s not illegal by German law.
REQUIREMENTS
If you have some really elaborate ideas, reference pictures are a big help.
PAYMENT
Paypal only. Please also keep in mind that using Paypal transaction services cost fees so I charge 4€ extra for any artwork.
PROCESS
I will send you a Paypal Invoice to your Paypal address. You pay 50% of the previously arranged price. Based on your idea, I’ll provide you with a sketch. If everything is to your liking, I will send you a preview of the final artwork, you pay the remaining 50%. After I have received the payment, I will send you the high-resolution JPEG file.
DEADLINES
If you have any deadlines, let me know. Usually, I finish artworks in 2-4 weeks.
WHAT NOW
Contact me via janduny@gmail.com (this is also my Paypal address) if you want the art :V
In your email, I will need to know:
Type of commission
Description
Deadline (if it exists)
Your Paypal Address
If you’d like to obtain the rights of the commission, further details will be discussed via email only.
And remember, communication is everything. If you have any questions/critic/thoughts about the artwork, let me know timely.
He wasn’t expecting it. Not here, not now, not ever again. The city was quiet in that peculiar way only Matt Murdock could hear — the usual drone of traffic dulled beneath the weight of a recent storm, neon signs buzzing softly in puddles, distant sirens echoing like ghosts. He walked alone, cane tapping in steady rhythm.
Then it stopped.
The cane clattered to the pavement, abandoned.
Because somewhere, just around the corner, he heard it — a heartbeat. That heartbeat. The one he’d memorized through late-night study sessions, courtroom whispers, rooftop confessions. Steady, a little fast, familiar in a way that knocked the air clean out of him.
No.
It couldn’t be.
But the second he heard a shaky, whispered: “Matty?”
Matt ran.
The world tunneled around him, senses narrowing to that voice, that pulse. He turned the corner like the street was a lifeline, like salvation waited just out of reach — and there he was.
Foggy.
Standing in the soft streetlight, alive, real, blinking like he couldn’t believe it either.
Matt crashed into him like a storm.
He slammed Foggy against the brick wall, not in violence but desperation — as if anchoring him there would keep him from vanishing again. His hands fisted in Foggy’s hoodie. Their chests collided. And before either of them could speak another word, Matt’s mouth was on his.
Foggy gasped against the kiss, then melted into it. Fingers slid up Matt’s back, clutching him just as tightly, just as breathlessly.
When they finally pulled apart, foreheads pressed together, Matt choked out, “I thought you were dead.”
“I was,” Foggy whispered. “But I found my way back.”
❤️🖤
I HAD SO MUCH FUN DRAWING THEM AHHHH. Also not me making me sad with my own art ahahah cries in gay
“You’re staring again,” Dean murmured, a lazy grin tugging at his lips. “I’m allowed,” Cas said softly, thumb brushing over Dean’s collarbone. Dean huffed a breath that might’ve been a laugh. “Yeah? Since when?” “Since always,” Cas answered, and Dean turned his head just slightly, just enough to meet his gaze. ☀️🌾💛
The thing about ADHD is that the “lack of reward chemicals in your brain” doesn’t just mean that you don’t want to do any tasks that don’t feel particularly yummy :(, it means that your brain will look at chores and tasks that need to be done like “doing this would be painful and tedious for absolutely nothing to gain from it, Do Not Do That.” The same thing that your brain tells you about everything else that would feel really bad and hurt the entire time that you’re dying. The part of your brain that stops you from doing the thing is the same part that keeps you from shoving your arm into a wood chipper.
With unmedicated, unmanaged ADHD, “I have to do this assignment or I fail and my life will be ruined and I die” feels like a SAW trap, every single time.
Articles written by neurotypicals will be like “ADHD children find the external motivation of the SAW traps is very effective. Here’s how to build SAW traps to maximize their productivity.”
