For a full scenic piece I would rather have the extra time to deliver exceptional results than speed. Taking the time to plan out the layout, background, posing, lighting and atmosphere can be the difference from a good piece to a great one. The check boxes down below are a little constricting so I'll detail the process a bit better up here. 1 - Discussion and design phase. You tell me or show me roughly what you would like to see. 2 - I deliver 1-3 basic outlines to narrow down the direction. The clearer your goal in step 1, the faster we get to step 3. 3 - I sketch out a more thorough piece filling in major details, minor adjustments are expected and will help finalize the piece. 4 - The final sketch will be completed for approval before full rendering begins. 5 - Finished product The nitty gritty that few people like to address but saves a lot of time. When we get to the first sketch after an outline has been selected, minor adjustments include character repositioning, flipping the image from left to right, changing the posture slightly. Major alterations such as reposing the character from a different angle or changing significant portions of the background or selecting a previous outline that had been ruled out will cost extra. $50 for major alterations at stage 3. Major alterations at stage 4 will be $100. There will be no major alterations at stage 5.