Real Hump Day Stream

I’m streaming on my regular time for once! Come on by and watch me push pixels and ponder life!

https://youtu.be/kU23mzsN9Ls

I’m into a good stride with these weekly art streams on Twitch! If you miss me when I go live, I upload edited VODs on my Stream Archive Channel on YouTube!

August Saturday Morning Cartooning

I did another stream on the next day to get more commission polishing done, do some digital painting, and play Blue Prince for the first time.

https://youtu.be/egV_jtU_DqE

I’m into a good stride with these weekly art streams on Twitch! If you miss me when I go live, I upload edited VODs on my Stream Archive Channel on YouTube!

Dragon Knight Sinai Sprite Process

In the past four weeks, I created this large fighting game sprite commission! Despite it’s length, the turnaround was faster than my previous commissions taking me more than a month on an off with streams on my Twitch Channel. I’ll go through the process creating it all from the start.

pixel animation of an yellow and brown striped anthropomorphic male dragon with brown spots in his wings and a scorpion-like stinger at the end of his tail. He wears full steel armor, a green scarf, an indigo rope belt at his waist, and yellow thorns wrapped around the horns of his helmet. The dragon stands at the ready with his long spear in hand.
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Open for Commissions

I’m open for safe for work pixel art and animation commissions! Payment upfront with prices in USD. Direct message me for more details.

Pixel Character Art Commission Prices for 2025 64x64 Pixel Icon Commissions: Animated $60 Still $20 128x128 Pixel Half Body Commissions: Animated $200 Still $120 128x128 Pixel Full Body: Animated $400 Still $150 Extra Animated Actions: $60 Backgrounds $100 Email artist at Commissions@mastafran.com with the subject "Pixel Commission" See more examples on the artist's website: mastafran.com

Payment up front via Paypal or another form of payment of your choosing. You can fill out the Commission Google form here. You can also message me at commissions@mastafran.com with the subject “Commission”

Click the post below for my detailed rates!

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Monochrome GameBoy Commissions

Spring Break is happening so I’m taking GameBoy Style Pixel Art Commissions!

I have 4 slots open for 144 x 144 non-animated monochrome 4 color pixel art commission of only $80 for now.

Monochrome green pixel illusion of three anthropomorphic animal characters. Left is a anthropomorphic female sheep carrying a travel sack on his back and a mini sword. Middle is an anthropomorphic pig in overalls tipping his hat to the camera. Right is an an anthropomorphic female goat with a silly beard.

First come first serve, if I finish them in a timely manner, I will open another 4 slots.

Message me at commissions@mastafran.com or fill out the Google form

Monochrome green pixel illustration of an anthropomorphic raccoon looking at the camera with casually hanging his hand on his belt.

You can check my commission notes for larger details.

2024:A Year In Review

It’s February of 2025 and it’s high time I talk about my accomplishments and disappointments of 2024! Because I certainly didn’t dally writing this post over last December and January to cut out the negativity weighing down this post. No siree!

As usual, I drew plenty of art, tackled new projects and went to lots of art shows. Yet, I know I can do more of this coming year!

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2023: A Year In Review

It’s been a long year, I’d say! 2023 had plenty of ups and downs, but overall, I’m alright with this year.

Besides all my art stuff, going to conventions, and I losing my iPad, I’ve been living a simple enough life. Back in August to went on a trip to Arizona to met up with my friends and visit SabotenCon. The previous time I went to Arizona, we did more hiking and exploring the state. Most of my 2023 trip was wandering the convention, but I’d love to comeback again and visit the Grand Canyon or Las Vegas.

As of wring this, I’m doing laundry and not feeling that my day is any special. I still waste my time wondering what I did wrong in the year and hoping that I can fix what’s wrong with me in the future. For now, I’ll look back on what I’ve been doing for the past month and the past year.

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