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I don’t like watersports or scat. That and those reverse vore pictures. I won’t draw that either.

Aside from that I’ll draw mostly anything? To be honest I tend to do better when I am drawing something that pertains to my interests. So I have a love hate relationship with commissions. If I like the idea a lot, I’ll tend to put a lot more of myself into it. If it’s just something I’m being commissioned to draw and I don’t find the idea to be particularly arousing or something, then I’ll do my best to output something good while at the same time meeting my own artistic standards. 

It’s a whole different creative approach, and something I’ve constantly thought about in regards to my own creative flexibility. Like, I know I can draw these things and do it well, but can I separate my mind far enough from the fact that it’s something that I don’t have invested interest in in order to draw it at a standard I find acceptable? 

It’s hard to ask yourself those kinds of questions because for some artists, it might not be an issue. They’ll draw just about anything and be able to do it without much a care in the world. Others, however, have made it a point to specifically point out that they do better when the commission material they receive relates to the same interests as their own. Some artists will even go as far as to ONLY accept commissions if they are related to what they like.

So I don’t think I’m alone in this sort of mindset. 

I know this was probably more than an answer than you had hoped for, but I hope it at least provides some insight to how artists think sometimes.