BLANKET STATEMENT

This section is dedicated to detailing my transformative policy.

Regarding my fan work

The following points relate to my pieces that are considered fan works, that is to say, pieces I created based on somebody else's property or work that isn't in the public domain. This includes fiction writing, illustrations and comics.

You do not need to ask for my permission to:

• make fan art or fan fiction based on my fan works.
• translate my fan works into other languages, excluding English and Spanish.
• translate the alt text of my fan works to any language in reblogs, replies, quote retweets, and any such functions on the platforms I've shared my work on.
• create podfic of my fan works.
• make icons using my fan works as a base.
• upload your transformative piece to your non-monetized platform of preference.

I'd be happy if you asked for my permission to:

• use my fan work as a cover for a story, playlist, fanmix, mixtape.
• use my fan work for a video.
• bookbind my fan work.
• print my fan work for personal use. For example, printing an illustration and using it as a cover on a notebook.

I do not give permission to:

• create works based on my fan works for commercial purposes.
• upload works based on my fan works to monetized platforms, accounts or posts (for example, a social media account that makes promoted posts or paid advertisement).
• translate my fanworks into English or Spanish.

Please credit me in some way when you share your transformative work. You can tag my account, or you can link back to this website's homepage if I don't have an account on the platform you're using. You can take a look at the list on the exit links page to find that out.

Any transformative piece you create based on my fan works must be non-commercial, that is, for your personal use only. These pieces should at least offer the same freedom to transform to others as I have given you.

If there's something not specified on this section, please ask first. I will add it to the appropriate list.

Regarding my original work

The following points relate to my pieces that are considered original works, that is to say, pieces I created on my own, or transformed so extremely they no longer resemble the work they were once based on. This includes fiction writing, illustrations and comics.

You do not need to ask for my permission to:

• make fan art based on my original works.
• translate the alt text of my original works to any language in reblogs, replies, quote retweets, and any such functions on the platforms I've shared my work on.
• upload your transformative piece to your platform of preference.

Please do ask for my permission to:

• make fan fiction based on my original works.
• use my original work as a cover for a story, playlist, fanmix, mixtape.
• translate my original works into other languages.
• bookbind my original work.
• create podfic of my original works.
• make icons using my original works as a base.
• print my original work for personal use. For example, printing an illustration and using it as a cover on a notebook.
• make R18 fan works based on my original work.

I do not give permission to:

• create works based on my original works for commercial purposes.
• upload works based on my original works to monetized platforms, accounts or posts (for example, a social media account that makes promoted posts or paid advertisement).
• translate my original works into English or Spanish.

Events I participate in that are focused on making fan works of the participants' original works (such as ARTCADE, for example) are automatically given permission to non-commercially transform my original works in the ways established by the event, as by joining, I have agreed to the rules. Any transformative piece you create based on my original works must be non-commercial, that is, for your personal use only.

What's with the translation limitations?

I can use Spanish and English to a level I find satisfactory, so I'll make versions of my work in those languages when I find the time to do so.

This section is dedicated to detailing my policies on homebrew art gifts, both made in a private context and during events such as exchanges, secret santas, stockings, and other such things.

Regarding my gifts to YOU

You, the person receiving gift art from me, are free to use your gift however you see fit. You may make icons or banners, create remixes, print physical copies of the gift, create your own pieces based on the gift, share and re-upload the gift to social media or personal websites. There's no need to ask for permission to do these things. The piece was made for you.

Anything done with my gift to you, however, should be for personal, non-commercial use. This includes physical gifts such as the original copy of an illustration. It'd make me too sad if a piece I made for a specific person was re-sold. If you don't want it anymore, please destroy it instead.

Regarding your gifts to ME

If you make a gift for me, I'd love to know if you give me permission to re-upload it to my website, as I like to archive and show off such things here, and if and how you'd like to be credited for the piece. Do you want a link to your social media? Do you want a link to your storefront? Do you want me to use a specific name? Do you want to remain anonymous? You don't want me to share your gift at all? Please let me know.

If the platform you're using to share your gift to me has a tagging or gifting function, you may use it to tag me if you wish. Otherwise, you can simply say "for spill". You can let me know you made a gift for me through or the mailbox. Don't forget to link the gift!

Besides the freedom given to people receiving gifts and commission clients, I don't enjoy my work being reposted without my permission. It takes away the control I might have over my work, something I feel increasingly self-conscious about in an era of shameless technological exploitation and theft of workers and artists. If you want to share something I made online, please ask for permission first. I might already be on that platform, and can post it for you so that you may re-share from my account. Check the exit links page for a list of almost all of my active online presence.

Saving my work to your personal devices or archives is fine as long as these systems are offline (an USB, a hard drive, a burned CD, etc). Please don't use cloud storage and other such online services to archive my work. I prefer if you do not send my work that you downloaded to other people. You might be sure that you can respect my rules, but there's no guarantee your friend will.

Regarding death

If I die, the rights to my work go to my partner, or my mother, should she be in need of monetary aid. If both my mother and my partner are also dead, my work becomes public domain and you can do whatever you want with it. I dream that with death, me and my art will disappear completely and be nothing more than a vague vanishing memory to other people, but I can't stop you from making the opposite of that from happening from beyond the grave, can I?

This section is dedicated to detailing my general preferences in what I receive in fandom or fannish exchanges. These are basic pointers and might not apply to specific ships or characters. The list will change as I figure out what to add, or change my mind on things.

Medium

There are no limits! I love to receive any kind of art in any kind of medium. If you want to know a preference, I think I like reading fics best, but whatever type of art you make is perfect. Illustrations, comics, fan fics, collages, song covers (someone recorded me a cover of BEYOND THE TIME once for an exchange!! What?! Amazing!!!), playlists, AMVs, meta, dress-up dolls, pixel art, anything. I just want it to be made with care.

I'm also open to receiving written works in other languages that I am able to translate with an online tool. If your native tongue is something other than Spanish or English, go ahead and use it! I might not be able to enjoy it at its fullest because of the quality of machine translations, but it'd be cool to see a work about a character or ship I love in a different language!

General likes

• In the words of Edward Elric, "regular couple yaoi couple yuri couple I see no difference love is love 👍". I like any type of ships, and you can mess around with character presentations as well. For example, it can be mobrei... but yuri! Or mobrei... but Reigen is a hot chick! Or mobrei... but I wasn't thinking specific genders for the characters when I drew it! Anyway, have fun.
• Funny stuff. I like to giggle, I like to laugh!
• Soul crushing stuff. I like crying face down on the floor.
• Fluffy stuff in a non-romantic way. I do like characters having moments of softness, just not when it's topped with syrupy romance.
• Lopsided power dynamics.
• Slowburn.
• Pre-relationship scenarios.
• Becoming aware of feelings.
• One-sided feelings and one-sided pursual.
• Scenarios with platonic vibes.
• Unhealthy bonds. Obsession, codependency, grooming.
• Major character death.
• Unresolved sexual tension.
• Furrifying the characters. Not in the common humanoid body furry way, but in the assigning-them-an-animalsona way. I also like vague animal traits being sprinkled in on human characters.
• Age swap AUs.
• Canon divergence AUs.
• Missing scene scenarios.

General explicit likes

These will vary greatly depending on the character or ship, and some of these might even end up in a specific request's DNW list, but a few general pointers are:

• Dubcon vibes.
• Perverted nonsense, or as people like to call it, PWP. The nonsensical type that involves sex pollen, fuck-or-die, healing semen, etc.
• Guro, sexual or non-sexual.
• Violence.
• Cannibalism, with a feelings approach rather than an erotic one.
• Monsterfucking.
• Old man uke.

General Do Not Wants

• Ship reversal. For example, if I request mobrei (top Mob x bottom Reigen), do not make me a reimob (top Reigen x bottom Mob) piece. I put this in the general section because even if the piece might not involve explicit content, my ship order usually also matches my preference for one-sided feelings, with the top being the pursuer.
• Focus on a character's gender identity or sexual orientation, especially on negative feelings like transphobia, gender dysphoria, struggling with coming out, etc. This doesn't mean you can't get gender-fucky with the characters (unless otherwise stated), but "realistic" discussions and heavy focus on this topic in fan works make me feel bad.
• Established relationship.
• Corporate-style AUs like coffee shops, flower shops, company employees, and such. Stuff that has to do with being at a workplace.
• Scenarios centered on real life events (COVID, 9/11, WWII, etc).
• Unrequested AUs.

General explicit Do Not Wants

• Dom daddy, daddy kink, and general use of daddy as a sexy word.
• Age play.
• Sex involving realistic animals.
• Older character as a top. I can count the exceptions to this rule with one hand, so unless otherwise stated, just assume I don't want older seme.
• Omegaverse, unless I explicitly request it.
• Hyperfocus on and excessive amounts of bodily fluids in written or spoken media. Blood gets a pass. Visual media is OK.
• Scenarios involving underage sex.
• Fetishes that involve cartoonish body manipulation like inflation or flattening.
• Unsanitary fetishes, like feces and urine in an erotic context. Piss and vomit are both OK elements in a context where the character is reacting negatively to something (feeling nauseous, feeling scared, etc).
• In general, don't add fetishes I don't explicitly request.

Regarding my limits on what I'll make for others

It can depend on fandom, ship or character, but I'm pretty open to making whatever the giftee wants, even if it involves stuff on my DNWs. The art I make is usually pretty tame, though, even when filling R18 requests, so don't expect a masterpiece of erotica from me.

The only hard rules are no underage sex, animal sex, and no reversing dynamics for a ship I hold close to my heart.