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Client Guide

Everyone who registers for an account on our platform has the ability to submit proposals for commissions.

If you would like to offer commissions, then you will need additional permissions added to your account to open a studio after completing step 2 of this guide.

Step 1: Create an account

Register for your account at https://banchan.art/register.

Step 2: Verify Account

Check your inbox for an email titled "Confirm Your Banchan Art Email" from the banchan.art domain. Click on the confirm link in that email to verify your account.

Step 3: Find and follow artists

From the home page, you can search by offering or by one of the suggested tags. From the discover, page you can search by offering type or artist. TO-DO: add images of these pages

Step 4: Review offerings

- Offering status
- Slot availability
- Request notification when an offering re-opens

For example, if someone has 3 of 4 slots available, then that means they already are working on one of that commission type and are willing to accept 3 more of that type.

Step 5: Submit a proposal

-   add-ons
-   accepting the terms

Step 6: Commission status

-   the various statuses
    -   accepted
        -   in progress
        -   paused
    -   rejected
-   invoice deposit
-   discussion and updates
-   adding add-ons
-   releasing funds early

Step 7: Completion

-   completion of commission
    -   paying final invoice
    -   accessing file

Vocabulary

  • A studio is any place where an artist works. Here we use it to describe the place where an artist sets up their shop, gallery, and branding.
  • An offering is a listing created by a studio for a potential commission.
  • A proposal is a request for a commission that you submit to a studio, including the details of what you would like for them to create based on their offering.
  • A commission is when you enter an agreement to exchange funds for art, and it is also the term often used to describe the art created from this agreement.
  • Slots are a way to express how many of a commission type that a studio is willing to handle at one time.