Hello everyone! I've received major health news, so I wanted to make a formal post discussing it & my current plans.

I have just learned that my condition with my right knee is worse then previously believed, so I'll be undergoing surgery on the 25th of this month to fix it. In short, there is a large gap (via birth defect) that is causing my kneecaps to dislocate and it must be fixed as soon as possible to prevent further damage. I will only be getting my right one fixed as of now, but the left will also need fixing down the line.

They'll be fracturing my tibia and moving the peices and screwing them into proper place, so that it'll heal how a normal leg is. Then in the same surgery they'll be reconstructing my ligaments as those are also messed up.

Recovery time wise, I was told I'd be in a lot of pain and wouldn't be doing much of anything for 6 weeks so I've decided to try to clear out my queue to avoid wait times so I can also relax and focus on recovery. I'm also taking off this semester of classes to recover.

During recovery, I plan to (as tolerated) produce some pre-made designs to sell. I will sadly not be offering upgrades for these, but I'll instead have discounted prices for them if im commissioned to draw them in the future! During the end of my recovery I may open smaller commissions if my queue is empty and I'm feeling confident in my ability to work.

Commission Details
Here's what I currently have to do, and what the plans are!
•Avali fullbody add on (almost completed, to be completed pre-surgery! hoping to aswell do a free bonus sketch if i have the time)

•Small pixel fullbodies (due to being paused for so long, these two pending comms are now free! these will be worked on and hopefully completed pre-surgery, however I am unsure)

•Animated pixel icon (another comm that had been paused due to pixel art block, I've decided to make this one free aswell! likely will not be completed pre-surgery but planned to get some progress done)

•Ref (completely finished excluding layout, awaiting guidance from commissioner!)

If anyone has questions, don't ever be afraid to reach out! It's never a bother!