The rigger reserves the right to refuse any project.

Invoices are due upon receipt. Failure to pay within the agreed timeframe may result in project termination.

Written descriptions alone are not accepted, except for character creation.

Video references alone are not accepted but can be used with other references.

Work is processed in the order received + deadline, but multiple projects may be in progress simultaneously. Smaller projects may finish before bigger projects in the queue due to this.

Deadlines are encouraged, and clients should give the rigger three months' advance notice when they wish to set a deadline for their commission. Flexibility is appreciated in case of emergencies due to health reasons.

If the client's deadline requires suspending other commissions, a rush fee will be charged if the commission is accepted.

One free revision is provided while the commission is in progress.

Additional revisions will incur a 10% fee.

Large changes or redraws after completion will be charged a fee.

"Laundry listing" adjustments count individually.

Technical issues are not part of the revision process.

The project's timeline may be extended due to excessive revisions.

After completion, there is a two-week revision period.

Revisions will only cover subjective or stylized changes that are not essential. Issues such as missing details, bugs, glitches, or clipping problems will not be considered part of the revision process, as these need to be fixed for the model to work correctly.

The client must make payments through invoices provided by Paypal from the rigger's work email.

The first payment is due on receipt.

When confirming a slot or securing a slot in advance, a non-refundable deposit of 10% is required, which will be deducted from the project cost at the beginning of the work. This deposit is non-negotiable and covers the time I spend preparing in case the client cancels. Choeurie can apply your deposit if the client needs to reschedule. However, if the client needs to reschedule twice, the slot will be forfeited, and a new deposit will be required.

Payment can be made fully upfront for projects, or 50% is due upfront, and 50% is due upon completion.

The client must agree not to initiate a chargeback without first contacting the rigger.

Refunds will not be issued once a commission has been completed.

There are no full refunds under normal circumstances.

Project deliverables cannot be shared or resold without written consent from the rigger. If assets are resold, the new owner must adhere to the rigger's (Choeurie) Terms of Service.

Live2D and illustration-related commissions may not be altered without written consent. This includes texture atlas/art mesh adjustments if the rigger is the artist of the model. The rigger would prefer to teach the client how to approach such alterations properly for color-altering toggles or alternative texture atlas swaps. Written permission from the artist is required.

Usage on social media, video, and streaming platforms

[(base price) x 2 = ext. license cost] Includes everything from the standard licenses.

Grants production rights for digital and physical merchandise.

For Live2D commissions, this does not include rights over the art if the artist is not the rigger. The client must discuss this with the model artist.

Choeurie will publish showcases of projects 90 days after completion.

If a project is made public within the 90-day window, the showcase may be published concurrently or later. If not made public within 90 days, Choeurie can post the showcase at their discretion.

The rigger has the right to terminate a project if the client fails to comply with the terms, fails to complete payment, loses communication, or fails to provide necessary information or materials.

If cutting notes are consistently overlooked, the project may be terminated early to prevent ongoing miscommunication with the third party involved. In such a case, a refund will be issued.

Corrections are included in L2D rigging costs but not for extensive cutting.

Processing for uncut art starts at 200 USD. Price may vary. Consult your artist before requesting processing.

Clients are only charged if correction notes are excessive.

A PSD will be provided for advanced cutting to prevent miscommunication with the artist.

If the artist is comfortable receiving a CSP file for the notes, they will be free of charge. This allows direct notes into the model file using rulers and color coding, making it easier for the artist. Only artists who use Clip Studio Paint can open CSP files.

The fee is 100% of the base price.

Deadlines under three months for model/rig-based commissions are considered short notice.

Deadlines under three weeks for animation and VBridger-only commissions are considered short notice.

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