... How do you feel about clothing/scenery commissions? Because I'm intrigued about reading the webcomic you've mentioned in some of your posts, but it seems that your posts so far are character posts rather than setting details. I'm kinda interested in supporting you here, but I'm not 100% sure whether any of my characters really suit what you're doing, so concepting might be the best choice of "Things to do to pay back basically the $250 art slave" I can think of.

Do you have a Picarto set up? I notice in Twitter and here you're saying "Jeez I really need to post more", but are you more of a private artist or a "Working public motivates me, helps me work better"?

I feel like that came out way more accusingly than maybe intended, sorry about that rude tone. If you send me a note with your paypal and we can get this started. I apologise in advance for the level of indecision it'll involve for me.

Oh I like clothing and scenery stuff. I do have some picarto setup. Need to test it though. Let me send you stuff.

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Thank you so much! Well, yeh a bit of a private artist, but mostly been plotting for a webcomic. I'm actually been using D&D to create my webcomic. There are core classes and races, but I've been creating my own classes and races. Lots of homebrewing. Been busy creating the world too. Haha

Ooh, so you've basically been in worldbuilding/system crafting for a while? It's always pretty interesting to see what people come up with when they've been mulling a setting in their head for a while. To be honest, doing my Literature degree burned so much desire to write or concept stuff out of my head due to how intense it was over a short while, so I've been having issues really doing the same for 5th edition D&D that I was having absolute ease with when I was more into the Warhammer/tabletop scene and could rattle off entire codexes of creative/mechanical content over the course of a family holiday for example.

When your tablet comes in, I'd love to see some of your other work you've put into custom class/race combinations. To be honest my character portfolio's kinda become slowly more homogenous and, well, distinctly adult only over time. Dragonlance was always my favourite setting of D&D to read through and it kinda shows in a way XD

Oh, I should! Right now it's like a bunch of nonsense. Been writing all over the place and I've been writing bits here and there. I've been considering writing everything into a module for D&D. And yeh, I get it. it can go pale. I just get some ideas here and there. I want to roll some dice and see how my story goes too! I think it's more fun if I let the dice roll instead of I'm trying to make something. I find it more genuine and hilarious that way.