Hey all! Still open for commissions.

Also, I don't think I've ever really posted a schedule.

My workdays consist of Sunday-Wed and then Saturday. My days off are Thursday and Friday, and I only work a 4 hour shift on Sundays.

I'm still trying to figure out what the best time frame will be for my artwork. Seeing as my retail job sadly pays more than what I'm getting paid to draw at the moment, I have to put that first. I work a very labor intensive job, so it does tend to wear me out quickly, and some days I don't have the energy to draw much. Those days I might only put 20-30 minutes into a piece.

If you are trying to contact me via any messengers about business or artwork, I will only be available between the hours of 12:30pm-6:30pm Central Time, Monday through Friday. I am trying to get skype to work for me and will have one for strictly business purposes. I will be removing kik and the like, as I only need one messenger service. XD

That being said, Sundays, Thursdays and Fridays will be my art days, and I will try to get as much done as possible in those days. If I can get enough business in, I can cut down my hours at work, which would be a blessing. Thus, more time to work on getting commissions out. Win win for all. XD

I am also still learning this new style that I've recently picked up, so little inconsistencies in my art are to be expected as I continue to grow.

I am also working on a Patreon, so I am hoping that will help.

If you read all of this, thank you and have a cookie. =3

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Doing a bit of streaming. Probably won't be talking as I tend to get super focused on what I'm doing and tend to forget to reply to people. XD

So my Wacom Intous Pro, which I've had for perhaps less than a year is giving me issues. Wacom in general has been giving me issues my entire digital art career. (9 years or so) I've spent more time installing and reinstalling drivers, restarting my computer and cursing the gods, than I have actually being productive.

Finally folded and got a Ugee UG1910 Pen Display Drawing Monitor. The reviews on it are actually pretty damn good, and it should be here in a few days.

I do apologize in advance if the quality of my art changes slightly as I try to calibrate and try to get things situated with it. As for my recent art, and the commission I just finished, I'm surprised that the Wacom got through it. I spent an entire day trying to get the thing to work yesterday, which really did piss me right off. I know there are some out there that have never had issues, and a ton of people that have. For Wacom being in one of the top spots of the digital world, they sure don't know how to have working drivers and or helpful tech support.