Ms-Starskitty

Hi everyone! I'm currently closed for commissions, but I write this journal for my future customers!
Here my terms are, for more infos, just ask!

What can I draw for you? What I don't draw?


✅ Both SFW and NSFW contents are accepted
✅ Every species are welcome
✅ I do ferals, anthros and humans
✅ Most of fetishes (paws, fat characters, bondage, tickling, diapers, vore, gore, etc...)

❌ Everything that might be associated to zoophilia (it means NO to human/animal NSFW pics) and pedophilia (NO to NSFW artworks with cubs or simila)
❌ Everything that might contain racist and generic offensive contents
❌ Extreme fetishes (scat)


Process


🔸 When you pay me, you automatically accept all these terms
🔸I always start drawing AFTER I got paid
🔸I always send sketches and updates before inking and coloring them, so as to allow lil changes and guarantee a result as close as possible to the customer's desire
🔸Once the customer approves the sketch, I start inking. Possible big changes (about the poses or the species of the characters) after this step, will require an extra payment
🔸 Once I start working on your commission, possibly refunds will be 50% of the total amount
🔸 Please, be patient. I assure you I will send updates, but the time I will spend working on your updates, may depend on severeal things: difficult of the artwork, personal tasks, etc...
🔸 I usually need from 2 days to 1 month to complete a commission, depending above all on its complexity and, once again, on my other things I have to do in my every day life
🔸 The complete artwork is always a PNG picture with 300 dpi, this means it may be printed if you want it
🔸 I'll send you the pic by email


Payment


💶 I only accept PAYPAL payments
💶 I will send you an invoice request, please accept it to pay (I don't accept "friends and family" money tranfers!)
💶 I usually ask for euros, but I may accept other values if necessary

That's all! ☺️

SPOILERS!!!
Ok, probably nobody will care about it, but I HAVE to write this. Ralph Breaks the Internet was so disappointing to me, that I really need to pour my heart out. I don’t want to trigger anyone, I respect the fact that someone actually enjoyed it. BUT I want and need to say my opinion about this movie, and WHY I think it’s pure trash, point by point. Let’s start (and sorry if my english isn't perfect).

1) Ralph and Vanellope. Oh my God. Now, I don’t know what you think about this, but I really can’t say they’re the same characters from the original movie. Both of them, but Ralph especially. In the first one, Ralph describes himself as an irascible person. It doesn’t mean he’s a bad guy, of course, but this aspect of his character is strongly shown due to his programming as a game villain. He’s easily overcome by fits of anger, pity that in the sequel this trait is almost missing; he appears more as an extremely dumb and whiner person instead. Yes, I know he was ostracized in the first movie, and most of his insecurities may derive from this treatment. BUT he wasn’t as needy as in the sequel, I’d rather say he coped with his condition developing a more cynical and passive-aggressive behavior. Aaand, don’t forget the movie ended with Ralph conciliating with the nicelanders and Felix, so I really don’t get why they wanted to portray him like that, if he wasn’t this way not even when he still was discriminated. Also, don’t forget how mature he was when he realized what King Candy wanted to do with Vanellope: I think he responded just like any adult who wants to protect a child would do. He also realized he caused some troubles to his game, and he wanted to remedy to that. What about the sequel? They demand to turn him into a childish one, just to make a weak plot working!!!

And Vanellope? We all know she’s sassy and somehow irriverent, and that’s also why we like her. But, despite these traits, she always proved to be a real friend, not only Ralph’s friend, but racers’, Felix and Tamora’s too. And what does she do in the sequel? She leaves them, for a game and some characters she has just met. Yeah, I don’t really know how long they have been into the internet, but I’m sure you won’t leave your family and your friends, right then and there, because you have made a new friend like… 2/4 hours ago? Ok… -.-’ That’s not the way the real Vanellope would have behaved, especially if you consider the fact that she could have returned in Slaughter Race whenever she wanted, after Litwak’s closing time.

2) Felix and Calhoun. I don’t want only to reaffirm how unfair the fact that they appear just for 3 minutes in the whole movie is, since they were some really important characters in the first one. Like, no comment. I also want to highlight how flat they have become in the sequel. We know they’re married and that they love each other but… They are still 2 different characters with their personalities, own spaces and separate moments. All we get here is: “hey we are wife and husband, nothing more”. Sad.

3) What about other friends? This is one of the most hilarious points of all. Why the hell they made Ralph and Vanellope act like they only had each other and nothing more?? Felix calls Ralph “brother” and he’s clearly his friend, the other “bad guys” he met in the first movie also showed him support and friendship, the nicelanders reconcilied with him at the end of the first movie. Vanellope and the racers were really friends, in fact Taffyta and the others mistreated her JUST BECAUSE OF Turbo, and they actually showed to care about her, and Vanellope about them too! They were a big family, and there were also canon Disney’s books to prove this. Don’t forget Vanellope was also Tamora’s bridesmaid at her wedding, and this means Felix, Tamora and Vanellope bonded after all that story. I can’t believe how they easily erased this in the sequel, pretending they all haven’t these emotional bonds! Vanellope, the racers, Felix, Tamora and the Nicelanders didn’t even say goodbye, just like they have never met each other in their entire lives.

4) Incongruities and incoherences in relation to the first movie.

- Ralph leaves his game in the middle of the day and nobody cares about this, while in the first movie this had a severe consequence.

- It was the 30th anniversary of Ralph’s game in the first movie, God knows why he said he was there since 27 years.

- The sugar racers: some of them are missing (and no, they were not simply “recolors”, they were regular characters, no excuses: they also had their own names, and you don’t give a name to someone who doesn’t exist). Also, why Felix and Calhoun say “15 kids” if  they only adopt 10 racers? Rough mistake for a Disney movie.

- Sugar Rush had 2 seats, why has it only one in the sequel? Was it a too strenous work for the animators to make 2 of them?

- Where the hell went all the candies of Sugar Rush? I bet animators said “oh well, nobody will care about this, let’s eliminate them just as we did with the other racers”. No.

- Didn’t Vanellope refuse her role as a princess? .-.

- Must I really say something about “going Turbo” and Vanellope? -.-

- Do you remember the homeless game characters (Q*Bert and co) got their own homes inside Niceland? They're completely gone in the "sequel".

- Tamora explained how Cy-Bugs' behavior is the same of viruses': "“Cy-Bugs are like a virus. They don't know they're in a game. All they know is eat, kill, multiply!". Ralph was present at Sugar Rush's destruction by Cy-Bugs, and he realized how true the sentence was. Now, how could he bring a virus inside Slaughter Race ignoring what he learned from that experience? Do you enjoy making fun of us, Disney?

At the end of this…

I can say this movie really had a huge potentiality, but unfortunately they didn’t develop a strong and faithful plot, and it feels it’s poorly connected to the first one in my opinion. The characters are somehow odd and different from the original, there are too many discontinuities in relation to the first movie and I don’t know… this destabilized me. I didn’t want to talk about the new characters because they’re new, and this make them ok to me because I can’t benchmark them with their previous appearance. I’ll always love Wreck-it Ralph because I think it’s a terrific movie, but for these reasons I just can’t take the sequel seriously, even if I really wanted to.