Amy T. Falcone

ILLUSTRATOR & CARTOONISTA

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Anonymous asked: excuse me I couldnt find this on your site but do you do commissions?

My portfolio website states that my Commission status is open, but you’re right! It’s hard to find.

As of right now I can be contacted via this Ask box, Twitter, or the e-mail address listed on my portfolio. Anyone can message me with their ideas and I can give a close estimate of cost. Right now in my queue I have:

1 Tattoo Design

1 Creamsicle Collab

1 Custom iPhone Case

So really, I take on all kinds of projects! Phew-

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Brand new #studio set up. Loving all the room. #illustration #drawing (Taken with instagram)
Little explanation:
I have an Asus hooked up to an amazing flatbed scanner (new this year) that I use for importing all the work I make traditionally.The drafting table was an awesome find, a heavy duty fold-up style for $3 at a yard sale. Those are the most uncomfortable wicker-seat chairs I sit on. They were hand-painted in Mexico, and I appreciate the craftsmanship. But, I hate them. What you don’t see to the left is a 5’5 ferret cage. To the right will go a table with a 32” screen. Plus, eventually my HP printer.
The great thing about drafting tables is that they can easily be converted into a flat surface, so I could package prints and merch or work on other crafts. It’ll be very handy when I need to cut paper and assemble comic books! Hoorah.

Brand new #studio set up. Loving all the room. #illustration #drawing (Taken with instagram)

Little explanation:

I have an Asus hooked up to an amazing flatbed scanner (new this year) that I use for importing all the work I make traditionally.The drafting table was an awesome find, a heavy duty fold-up style for $3 at a yard sale. Those are the most uncomfortable wicker-seat chairs I sit on. They were hand-painted in Mexico, and I appreciate the craftsmanship. But, I hate them. What you don’t see to the left is a 5’5 ferret cage. To the right will go a table with a 32” screen. Plus, eventually my HP printer.

The great thing about drafting tables is that they can easily be converted into a flat surface, so I could package prints and merch or work on other crafts. It’ll be very handy when I need to cut paper and assemble comic books! Hoorah.

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