The commission platform
A commission marketplace for my corner of VRChat — avatars, world art, textures, drawings. The scene already runs on commissions; the hard part is arranging one without it falling apart. The platform holds who you’re dealing with, what you agreed, and that the money moved — and gets out of the way for everything else.
cartoon-style fox avatar
I sent it✓
I got it✓
✎ The platform doesn't make your avatar. It makes the deal real.
✎ one commission, start to finish — faked
I'd rather grow a little scene than ship alone.
Where you come in
I'm in this community, not visiting it. If you make things, I want your work on the wall; if you want something made, this is how you find the person without the gamble. Two calls in the design are very me: identity lives on Telegram, because that's where everyone already is — and the platform stays small on purpose. The talking, the work, and usually the payment happen off-platform, where they already happen. It keeps the record, not the hostage. I overbuilt it first — a whole machine of contracts and checklists — then tore it back to the smallest honest version. Knowing what to cut is the part I'm proud of.
The handshake is just honest — the client marks "sent," the creator marks "received," the same way people actually confirm a deal. And a rating only exists on a finished order, so a number here means something.
Where it's going
Ratings that mean something because they're tied to real finished work. A place that feels alive when my community's on it. And a hardware side I'm cooking with a friend, so it won't stay only-digital.
✎ the wall — what the community is making
what people commission
Nyx
VRChat avatars and custom rigs since 2022. anthro / kemono, clean blendshapes.
Full VRChat avatar — sketch → 3d → rig → upload
by @nyx_studio
terms, deadlines and the checklist are agreed in chat — the order is locked by both sides' agreement.
message on Telegram