[Updated 2/7/2023] I might! However, please do not be discouraged if I'm not interested in your design. It's not personal, I'm just very particular about what I add to my lineup. The design might be completely sound and beautiful, but simply not be my preferred aesthetic. It's also possible that I may love a concept but want to alter it to fit a specific character I have in mind. I'm known to pick up promising projects and make sweeping changes if necessary, so if that doesn't sit well with you, you will probably want to work with a different company who wants the design as-is. These are the requirements if I'm going to buy a design: You must be the original creator, or be able to put me in contact with the original creator, and both of you must sign contracts when transferring the rights to me I won't engage in a bidding war with other makers, nor will I try to haggle with you, so if you are offering a design to me, I will want to see your full, fixed price up front. I will either accept or decline outright, you won't be harassed to lower your price. No restrictions on edits (by me) to the design. I need to have the ability to edit it freely, otherwise it's a lease, not a sale. I must have sole, permanent ownership. The design cannot be given to any other entities, private or public, either before OR after you sell it to me. I will only buy a 'secondhand' design if the previous sole producer is permanently giving up rights to it, has ceased production, and will sign the contract. The design cannot be overtly feral (meaning, no real-world animals). It can be non-anthropomorphic, but must be a clearly fantasy creature. You are willing to forfeit all media related to the design (such as associated character art, which may be of an original species you created). Don't offer something from an original species if you intend to retain rights TO that species. It cannot be explicitly based on/'inspired by' the intellectual property of any other type of creator, whether they're a maker or not. Even an 'open species' in the furry fandom is not permitted. This is especially true of other properties belonging to notoriously litigious megacorporations. There's some wiggle room with regards to 'parody' and the like, but this will be a case-by-case situation.   If all of those requirements are met, here's what I typically offer in exchange for a design: Your full asking price, upfront. I don't do royalties, so make sure you've set the price you want and don't lowball yourself! At least one custom cast of the final design. The custom design must fall within the realm of things I regularly produce; I will not be opening infinite options, especially not for techniques or materials I don't utilize often (EG Glow in the Dark or complex painted details). You can show me a concept and I'll tell you what methods I can use to get as close as possible, but please prepare to be flexible about altering your concept. An equivalent amount of 'Store Credit' so you can choose from any other toy design I offer, if you wish to opt out of a custom toy of your design for whatever reason. Some folks can't or don't want to use their own designs, or might not like my alterations, so this way you can pick an alternative. Any merch featuring this character, within approximately a year of the design being released. Guardians, stickers, Dicklets, etc. Not guaranteed unless stated by our contract, but I like to make 'Gift Packs' of stuff like this and will often do it for fun even years after I buy a design, as long as I still have contact with the artist.   Anything offered above may be rendered void if I am unable to contact you for any reason. Please also be aware that when it comes to custom casts of your design, I will not be creating the toy's size lineup according to your size preferences; you will be asked to choose from the available sizes at launch. If none of the sizes appeal, you will be offered 'Store Credit' instead so you can choose a different toy to customize, from whatever selection is available at that time, if desired.