commissions

the short version

I'm a UI designer for Roblox games. Four years in. Currently doing it for Marmot's Oven and as co-owner of Topline Studios. Roblox verified me. I make UI in Photoshop, ship it fast, and I don't make you pay for the first draft and then ghost.

what i actually do

• communicate. like a person. with words. in your DMs. on the same day.
• iterate until you're happy. not "two revisions then it's $20 extra." infinite. that's the whole job.
• think about your game, not just my Dribbble shot. UI exists to do something. if it looks gorgeous and nobody can find the buy button, i failed.
• import fast. i have a workflow that gets UI from PSD into Studio at a stupid pace. you don't need to know how. you'll just notice the turnaround.

what i don't do

• charge per "frame." what's a frame? a rectangle? cool, here's my $60 invoice for a div.
• vending-machine commissions. you don't insert a coin and get a mediocre menu screen. we talk first.
• Figma. i tried. i hated it. Photoshop has been working for 30 years and i'm not switching because a venture-backed app told me to.
• silently disappear for two weeks then send you a half-finished PSD with the layers named Layer 14 copy 3.

what i can design

everything^*. cyberpunk, cartoon, brutalist, neon, horror, prestige AAA, casual mobile slop. four years of jumping between very different games means i've had to fake almost every aesthetic at least once.

if you bring a style i haven't touched, i'll spend a day or two ripping apart references until i actually get it. i don't half-ass something unfamiliar and call it "a stylistic choice."

*okay fine. medieval fantasy. wood textures and scrollwork make my soul leave my body. don't ask.

price

Roughly $60–100 for what most designers would call "one frame." I say roughly because real pricing depends on complexity, scope, how much thinking it actually requires, and how nice you are in the DMs. A button is not the same as a full inventory screen and I refuse to pretend otherwise.

Exam season tax: prices double when I have midterms or finals. I'm a CS student first and a designer second. Your shop UI is not worth a failed Algorithms exam. Sorry.

proof

Receipts from people who've actually paid me.

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