(Supreme)Wayne/Wainbow\Kitty(Supreme)
(Supreme)Wayne/Wainbow\Kitty(Supreme)
@waynetheiiirdI mainly (as of recently until further notice at least) use MS Paint, Soundtrap, Ultrabox, Chrome Lab, Vocalremover, Wick editor, pixskel (piskel or just pixkel), Clipchamp, Google slides, google docs, google sheets, google forms, google draw, notepad, canva, microstudio, and homestyler for creating
I like to participate in works that I'd be most willing & eligible to do depending on which one I would likely pick (there isn't a specific category of which I would participate in, but I'll apply to do so whenever I have something that would make me a given chance of being part of it from what I'd be willing to participate or apply for/in). If there's anything else you wanna address to me about/for whichever I'd be doing or what you can do with-or-for me, feel free to email me and I'll check out & respond to whatever Important you have to say to me and I'll come check it out right away whenever I'm available to do so.
I have a PayPal but it's not fully activated meaning I won't be able to receive any cash from what I do until I have finalized, but you can still send me virtual checks to my email for any paid project I work on. I mostly prefer working for free depending on which project I participate in working on as long I have the place, material, resources, & accessibility to do what I can preferably do on other projects I work on/in.
But If I work on something where I should be payed, here are the requirements.
For larger projects
Paid Projects: Whatever amount, I don't care how much it is.
Part-Time Labor Inducing Work: $15-$30/hr (depends on project)
Full-Time Labor Inducing Work: $20-$50/hr (depends on project)
seasonal Labor Intensive work: $30-$75/hr (can cost more if labor is more intensive)
Occasional labor intensive work: $25-$100/hr (almost costs more if additional requirements are more likely impacting)
For smaller projects
Paid Projects: Whatever amount, I don't care how much it is.
Part-Time Labor Inducing Work: $5-$25 (depends on project)
Full-Time Labor Inducing Work: $10-$50 (depends on project)
seasonal Labor Intensive work: $20-$100 (can cost more if labor is more intensive)
Occasional labor intensive work: $15-$200 (almost costs more if additional requirements are more likely impacting)
But for personal or collaborative projects: They most likely depend... I can either work for free or have you require me to pay up for my work depending on which choice would more likely be fitting for my contribution of what or where I participate in/on (Spoiler alert: I mostly agree to work for free most of the time, but don't take it too seriously or for granted advantage, there will still be an occasional time where I desire to be paid on what I work in). And all of this also depends on whenever I'm not busy or if I'm working on other things else I need to be attending to.
If you are able & willing to give me virtual checks for whatever I participate in whichever works of yours I have played a crucial part in, my email is down here below.
But if you wanna contact me about anything personal or important that needs to be addressed that seriously, I have another occasionally use email as well that you can contact me at.
I'm looking forward into doing works for/in voicing, acting, singing, dancing, animating, artwork, editing, music composing, designing, writing, producing, directing, and whichever other roles I can tackle into doing. I unfortunately use a desktop computer from my dad's former workplace that gives me limited freedom of access meaning that I won't be able to fully pursue the abilities that I can entirely do meaning my works on some artwork & animating may not be too great or professional to what better I could practically do on other devices I originally had before they were lost or broke. I will let you know whenever I am the most able to more professionally often do the work I am currently less able to do whenever I eventually get a newer device of my own someday, but for now any animation or artwork I would make would either be done on sprite pixels, MS Paint, or Wick editor (Although I am almost above decent at mastering designs of work, my skills using wick editor aren't quite that great until I can get the hang of eventually doing so). I also don't have a camera meaning I cannot show artwork & animation that I made by hand.