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4 years ago
Hello folks, hope you are doing well.
I'm just passing by to tell that my website got some updates and for those who use RSS, now you can subscribe to the news feed using your favorite mail client. I'm planning on posting a monthly message with some news on the stuff I'm doing. Of course I'll continue to post things here and in the other sites I use, but the RSS is just a fun extra that might be convenient for those who like using it.
Here is the website's address: https://arcrcric.art
On a second note, I'm back posting art on Weasyl, so if you have an account there, feel free to stop by and say hi =3
https://www.weasyl.com/~arcrcric
King regards from your arty washing bear.
OBSERVATIONS
- The search system works with tags separated by space, if you add a "-" before the tag like this "-raccoon" it will exclude all arts with this tag from the results.
- For those curious, the site was developed using React + Redux with Typescript. The CSS was completely written by me, without any frameworks, to keep things as light as possible.
I'm just passing by to tell that my website got some updates and for those who use RSS, now you can subscribe to the news feed using your favorite mail client. I'm planning on posting a monthly message with some news on the stuff I'm doing. Of course I'll continue to post things here and in the other sites I use, but the RSS is just a fun extra that might be convenient for those who like using it.
Here is the website's address: https://arcrcric.art
On a second note, I'm back posting art on Weasyl, so if you have an account there, feel free to stop by and say hi =3
https://www.weasyl.com/~arcrcric
King regards from your arty washing bear.
OBSERVATIONS
- The search system works with tags separated by space, if you add a "-" before the tag like this "-raccoon" it will exclude all arts with this tag from the results.
- For those curious, the site was developed using React + Redux with Typescript. The CSS was completely written by me, without any frameworks, to keep things as light as possible.
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