Commissioned Orchids
I've decided to start making Orchids for commission. The way this works is you pick out colors you'd like on the different possible locations and chat me the description and what you would like the flower to be named (please use the location names and color numbers described bellow). There are some limits to what flowers can be made generally darker colors in lots of places are harder. Black (444) is the hardest color to make and generally the Main and Lower petals are the hardest places to color.
Payment
You can pay me as much or little as you would like (including nothing). Making these flowers is a lot of work and probably comes out to more work than any profit I could make on the payment. If I have multiple orders for flowers in at the same time I will chose which to complete first based on how interesting I find the flower and what you're offering to pay me. So if it's important to you to have the flower completed as quickly as possible you can give me incentive to do so.
Replication
I will keep 1 copy of the flower for myself and give you one copy of the flower. I will never give out copies of the flower to anyone else without your explicit permission. This of course also means that if you see a flower you like I might not just be able to give you a bulb of it. Additionally if you ask for a design that is very similar to a design someone else has requested I may turn you down. You of course are free to do what ever you would like with your bulb including reproducing it and giving it to everyone.
Orchid Locations
Bellow is a picture of a few flowers I have made. Every part of an Orchid can be colored, except for the pot, the black spots on the leaves, the white area on the front petal and the two white "lighting" locations on the main petals. There are 5 different areas which can be colored referred to as the Upper Petal, Main Petals, Lower Petals, Front Petal, Leaves and Stem. Each of these locations can be colored any of the colors shown bellow.
Pictures of Flowers
Colors
Bellow is a table of all possible flower colors. The actual color may very depending on location, lighting, etc. The numbers are descriptions of the colors' Cyan/Magenta/Yellow levels which correspond to particular gene sequences in the flower.
