my oomf recommended me an american printer that specializes in doujinshi and prints using japanese machinery so the quality is apparently p high! i haven't printed with them myself but i am intrigued and will prob order a sample soon. if anyone has any experience w/ them do share
Skeb's Pros and Cons
Pros
・220,000+ Japanese creators registered
・Cheaper than most private commissions
・Creators receive most of amount by the low platform fee (from 6.8%)
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Cons
・Quotes, communication, revisions, and publication restrictions are all prohibited
・Primarily for personal enjoyment — not intended for commercial work or asset orders (e.g. thumbnails)
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* “support” refers to functions focused on commercial-use requests — such as pricing plans, quality sssurance, or NDA found on other commission platforms.
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Over 30% of users are now from overseas.
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Skeb is fundamentally different from Western art commission platforms.
It’s a creator-support platform rooted in Japan’s "Sukebu" culture — where artists draw illustrations on the spot at doujinshi convention.
Skeb is NOT a stock-material marketplace.
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All rights to works on Skeb belong to creators.
Clients cannot restrict creators from publishing their works for any reason.
This notice is shown at 4 times before sending their first request, and they cannot proceed unless they check the box agreeing to it.
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