Gigs identical in purpose

[holofox]

Hello, I’m a new seller who does digital art related gigs and I had a question:

I know its against the rules to create gigs that are identical, but I was wondering if I were allowed to have two gigs that set out to do the same things, but were in two different drawing styles? I’d like to have my gigs each have a very specific drawing style so the buyers knew exactly what they were getting, but I have multiple styles I’d like to explore.

This relates to one of my current gigs.

(edit) These two gigs would likely vary in price and time.

[afzaldesigner78]

i dont know what you asking but its a very great Art

[holofox]

i dont know what you asking but its a very great Art

I mean for example: If I had two gigs and both of them are ‘I will draw your character’ but each one was in a specific drawing style (cartoon, or realism). Would this be breaking the tos? they are technically identical, but aren’t.

[imagination7413]

The way I figure it, if you swap out portions (such as images, titles, descriptions, etc.) between two gigs and they suddenly don’t make sense, they’re different enough. So I’m pretty sure your example ‘cartoon’ and ‘realism’ would be different enough.

[catwriter]

I mean for example: If I had two gigs and both of them are ‘I will draw your character’ but each one was in a specific drawing style (cartoon, or realism). Would this be breaking the tos? they are technically identical, but aren’t.

If I had two gigs and both of them are ‘I will draw your character’ but each one was in a specific drawing style (cartoon, or realism). Would this be breaking the tos? they are technically identical, but aren’t.

If you use the titles like “I will draw your character as a cartoon” (the other title would mention realism), there shouldn’t be any issues. And I do recommend stating in the title exactly what kind of character you’re going to draw, to reduce possible misunderstandings and to be easier to notice to buyers who are looking for a specific style.