Finally, after 3 years, I got my first graphics tablet; the first drawings with it will be coming soon. I'm just now setting it up because I lost this weekend due to power outages.

Thanks to  leafstone Because of the commission that made this purchase possible.

4000 bad things might happen to me, but there will always be something good. I found another microtask site; it's not a fortune and not recommended, but I'll be able to dedicate time to my hobby art. Even so, to take the big leap forward (nobody's going to die), I need a graphics tablet (it costs $50), so I'll open a full-body commission slot.

In case you're wondering, my job is to solve captchas for bots lol. The advantage is that when Skynet controls the world, they'll spare my life.

Well, my "new job" turned out to be scams. The good thing is that I didn't completely sacrifice my time, but it was still disappointing not to get paid (for an online microtask job). I had another one before (that did pay), but the system overload caused my earnings to drop.

But it was a shame because I wanted to separate my art from the commercial side of things now. The good thing is that I have followers who never let me starve and always lent me a hand without expecting anything in return, but that's not the idea, since I don't want to depend on others.

I was really looking forward to buying my first graphics tablet (it costs $50) but now I have to postpone the purchase until I sort things out. Anyway, I'm open to a full-body commission to buy the tablet.

I have two ideas for places where I could develop my satirical post-apocalipsis story with tyrannosauruses. At first I imagined a Wild West-type environment, like Texas or the Argentine pampas, or a wooded place parodying Canada or Europe/Siberia


So this will be a vote of this journal, on Twitter and bluesky I am already organizing elections

For My tyranosaur civilization...I was drawing a conclusion about what the tyrannosaurus arms would be used for in a hypothetical world with a civilization; the short arms are enough to write (using the tips of the claws as a brush dipped in ink).

with the mouth and using the hind legs to manipulate a pencil is not very precise, it is more of an acquired skill than something viable. and I think it's one of the few useful things you can do with short arms, even increasing the size