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Hey all! I commissioned an artist who, right away (like within an hour) produced all sorts of great sketches. They even started to sketch some side ideas I had out of pure interest. I try to be artist-friendly and I paid up front. The quality of even the sketches was genuinely pretty good, and clearly drawn by hand. It seemed the artist was quite excited about this commission and the prospect of more. He literally made 10 sketches over the course of 3 hours; it was incredibly impressive and something no other artist I've commissioned has ever done so rapidly with such a clean artistic vision. (Usually I'm lucky to get a sketch in 24 hours, and even then, it sometimes need artist-patron calib

Hey all:

I used to work with this phenomenal artist to draw characters in a semi-realistic, anime/fantasy-leaning manner. They did such a great job with anatomy, texture, perspective, lighting, poses, etc. I was often interested in exploring characters and poses and the like, and they always brought them to life in a way I couldn't even imagine. Some characters whose references were mere pixelated polygons were transformed into something that made them almost tangible.

We worked together for about 3 years doing lots of commissions. Never once a single dud. Unfortunately, most likely due to circumstances in their country, they disappeared months ago and I've been unable to contact them sinc

An interesting thing about a piano subreddit is that there are so many different backgrounds and viewpoints. However, this context is often lost unless you're a regular and start to recognize names. As such, we are introducing flair There are two kinds of flair:

- Self-Assigned Flair, where you can describe your cumulative years of experience studying piano as well as your predominant style (classical, jazz, other). You can set your flair on either the Reddit website, or on mobile. (On iOS, go to the r/piano subreddit, click the 3 dots at the top right, and select "Change user flair".)

- Verified Flair, where you can message the mods to verify that you are a professional tea

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The "Critique Welcome" flair is to share videos of you playing piano and you're genuinely seeking feedback on your technique, sound, etc. Your post doesn't need to be classical music, but it does need to have intent for you to improve. Videos that are overproduced or over-edited typically (and only very rarely otherwise) indicate it's not a video whose intent was to get some honest feedback; instead, it's a lazy veiled attempt at advertising under the dishonest or inauthentic guise of wanting feedback.

In a similar vein, the "No Critique" flair is also to showcase your piano playing (perhaps a bedroom, exam, or recital performance) with the community, not to broadcast it to as many internet

Essentials:

• Instrument: Piano
• Length: 3–5 minutes
• Fee: $200/minute
• Timeframe: Negotiable
• Payment: Paypal (goods/services), $100 up front, $200 first feedback, remainder on delivery
• License: Any Creative Commons license of your choice, I suggest CC BY-SA.
• Deliverables: Score (preferably MuseScore), example rendered audio (does not need professional production)

I am happy to negotiate an additional fee for a basic piano recording.

I am looking for an idiomatic*, pianistic arrangement of a specific track from Final Fantasy VII in which you can take some artistic liberties. I would want the piece to be of an "upper intermediate" level to "early advanced" or so (similar in scope

I'm pleased to announce that on Sunday November 2nd at 12pm EST (9am PST, 1700 UTC) we will host two guests for an AMA:

Paul Kopf is the head of product management at Vienna Symphonic Library and part of the company's management team.

Peter Lemken (u/OE1FEU) is the CEO of Clavierhaus Gmbh in Vienna. He is the private owner of the 1887 Steinway D and in charge both of having this unique instrument restored and brought to modern performance standards, together with an exceptional piano technician.

After approximately 7 years of contribution to this subreddit, I am leaving. I usually just unsubscribe and forget about it (because who really cares?), but I poured tremendous time and energy into trying to answer people's questions here in the spare moments I had, sometimes spending upwards of an hour just to write a single comment. I've written more about this in a post in my own profile, but it basically comes down to some of the mods here protecting those who engage in harassment, defamation, and character attacks, and the other mods not wanting to get in the middle of it. I think that's antithetical to a learning subreddit, and a dereliction of leadership. However, many of the actual p