Hi, and thank you for stopping by to read what I've to say.

I’m not someone who talks a lot, and honestly, I don’t like talking about myself.
But I have something heavy weighing on my heart that I need to share, as it concerns my future and my art.

I don’t recognize myself in what I do anymore.

Before the holidays, I thought I had found a new workflow to lighten my load and be able to create poses without draining too much of my energy.
Ironically, it had the opposite effect and only weighed me down more.
I started dreading work, and it caused me a lot of anxiety. Even though the quality was there, just the thought of doing more made me feel nauseous.
I was really desperate and sinking into dark thoughts, wondering how I was going to get out of this.

I thought long and hard about what to do, and in the end, it became clear to me that it’s time for a change.
I need to make a 90° turn, work differently, and review everything I’ve learned to start fresh.

It may sound small to some, but for me, this was an incredibly heavy burden to carry. Drawing is the only thing I have.
This idea of real change lightens both my heart and my mind, for sure.
And don't get me wrong, I still love what I've done and proud of it, and will always be!


I’d like to move toward a style like or —it’s a style that really moves me. It’s sketchier, livelier, more spontaneous, and that’s what I need!
So, thanks to them for existing because their art gives me strength and hope!
I’ve started working on this new style (The student Spirale and Juno one), and I feel like I can grow and offer so much more by drawing inspiration from it.
I’m confident that it will only improve my quality. I’ll still be creating NSFW, but I’ve been missing that touch of life in my work.

I also need to learn to slow down and perhaps take more time to finish my pieces.
I work very fast, but it takes a toll on my energy and morale. I come from a family that has always worked hard, and you could say it's in my blood—changing that is hard. But it’s necessary.



Now comes the part that scares me the most: prices.
This has always held me back because I wanted my art to be accessible to as many people as possible by keeping my prices constant. I was (and still am) afraid of losing my clients.
In the end, I was putting others' comfort and security before my own. Thinking "Nah, It'll be fine!", and it strikes you back at some point.
I won’t hide the fact that there will be an increase, and these prices may no longer be accessible to a lot of people.
But I have to take this risk if I want to evolve and help my art grow too.

As for payment plans, I’ve thought about it, but I can only consider them once I’m more financially stable myself. Not before.

I want to thank those who are ready to work with me, and I’ll do everything I can to give them my best!!
The start might be a little timid, but I have high hopes of growing more confident in myself and my art.



I’ve been working in the furry community for 15 years now, and I need to finally accept that I’m no longer the artist I was yesterday,
and the artist I’ll be tomorrow needs more space and renewal to grow and thrive.
I’ll probably take fewer commissions so I can focus more on personal art, which I’ve missed terribly (oh, so much).

I’ll post the next YCH pieces this week, and I think you’ll see a difference compared to the older ones.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope you enjoy my upcoming work! Thank you for your support!
Wishing you a happy new years and your loved ones, cheers!

See ya!
Spirale.