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Q: What do you use to create your pictures?
A: I started digital painting in November 2007, using an old 2nd-hand 7-inch tablet that broke down after no more than 2 months.
I use a Wacome One M tablet together with Photoshop Elements 7 and ArtRage now, but I also use traditional stuff (mainly pencils & acrylics) from time to time.
Q: How long does it take you to finish a picture?
A: Usually between 8 and 12 hours, depending on the size and the amount of details.
Q: What PS-Brushes do you use?
A: The only brushes I use besides the ones PS comes with are a set from DeviantArt's Leventep.
Q: Are your pictures photo-manipulations?
A: Nope. They're drawn from scratch, though I do use photos as reference sometimes and I have incorporated a couple of 3D models (rendered with DAZ studio) into my more recent paintings.
Q: Do you sell prints?
A: Yes. A few of my paintings are available as prints here.
Q: Are you open for commissions?
A: No, sorry. I have a full-time job that keeps me quite busy. I only work on personal projects to relax during my spare time.
Q: Would you consider exchanging website banners or links?
A: Sure, just send me an e-mail.
Q: Are you on Facebook or Instagram?
A: Yes. You can follow me here: https://www.facebook.com/MorJersArt or here: https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahmorelli/
Q: Can I use your paintings for my own projects?
A: If you are looking to use one or more of my images commercially, please contact me via e-mail (morjer [at] googlemail.com), so we can work out an agreement. I usually reply to e-mails within no more than two or three days. Examples of commercial use include: Company web pages, apps, product labels, book and magazine covers and merchandise.
Please do not post or share my images on blogs, web pages and social media accounts (e.g. facebook, twitter, pinterest or tumblr), as these websites generally use all the content uploaded there for AI training. Thank you! :-)
If you wish to use my illustrations for private, non-commercial projects or at schools, then go ahead! :)
Q: Do you use AI?
A: No. I dabbled in AI when the first image generators appeared in late 2021 / early 2022, but that was before I knew how they worked. I consider AI training a form of theft and think AI companies should be sued into oblivion.