I've finally decided it's time to sell art prints. I'm saving up for a good quality printer and am thinking over where I'll sell. Etsy isn't the same as it used to be (from what I've heard), but I don't know any other options at the moment.

I have basically no experience with shipping out items and building a tiny little online shop, but the learning curve will be worth it to share my art in physical form to more people!

Considering I can already make art just fine, why torment myself with the stress of extra academics? I like the idea of making new friends in art classes, but not a fan of learning a second language and math.

I'm wondering if people would like to know percisely what certain pieces of my art are about. A lot of them have meaning behind them, and a few are admittedly just surreal nonsense for funsies. On the other hand, I enjoy when people take time to interpret my art and tell me what they think it means. Looking for opinions on this to help me decide.

You can find some really good hidden gems on here by just scrolling through the portal and stumbling across some real cool stuff that's posted at late hours!

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Sometimes I stumble across very unique, cool art, so I check out the users profile. What I see is that their account for whatever reason is abandoned, gathering dust. It's kinda heartbreaking. Usually they just started out on Newgrounds and gave up very early on before people could discover them.

I'm excited to meet new people and improve my skills in various mediums. At the same time I'm feeling very anxious about jumping into a new enviroment and having to dedicate myself daily to classes. If anyone has experience with college art classes, I'd love to hear some tips and tricks about having a smooth ride through it all.

For the 50th follower milestone, I will draw Boyfriend from FNF. For my 100th follower milestone, I will draw... you guessed it, Girlfriend from FNF!

I make sketches, doodles, and full blown art of some of my dreams. I was heavily inspired by Yume Nikki and other games in the dream-exploration genre to start doing it. I may start sharing some of them on here if it interests anyone. It's mainly a personal project, so I get a little anxious about sharing things that are deep and personal to me. That's also why I keep a lot of my art to myself to begin with, and struggle with actually posting my stuff these days.