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Respond to the "BID HERE" in the comments for each corresponding number to bid. It'll be easier for everyone to keep track. If you would like to be informed if you are outbid, please state so in your comment. You must have the money on hand. After winning I will note you my paypal, and if I do not receive payment within 24 hours of notification the adopt will be open again. You may not resell, claim the art as your own, or claim the original design as your own. Please credit the design to =resake or *resadoptables Once you buy it, treat it as your own OC. Name, gender, etc etc. GIVE THEM A GOOD HOOOME. Upon purchase you will receive the larger, transparent background, unwatermarked version of the adoptable. To prevent sniping, I will extend the auction by 1 hour after the latest bid until there are no more.
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Sorry but I'm not really understanding how buying an OC for that much money can be justified. I mean, congratulations on making a great profit out of the picture and all but I'm really confused here.
And that's alright, it's not something that really needs to be understood if it's not where your interests lie. But selling character designs isn't a new things; companies buy character designs all the time. Either way, I hope this helps to get a bit more understanding on the adoptable thing!
I still don't understand the "adoptables" fad at all, but it's more successful than just advertising commissions and your designs are very pretty so I think I'll get into it.
Nintendo has written contracts and have left a paper trail.
Most people on DA don't.
It's a blessing and a curse that not everyone on DA knows about copyright, but it's interesting either way.
And ah yeah I've seen a lot more adoptables than commissions lately, but it could just be because I'm paying more attention to the adopt community than I did before when I didn't know anything about them lskmdgklsg. But ah, thanks so much! If you get into it I wish you luck!