I'm kinda sad you're moving away from the style you favored when I first started watching you. Though I'm eager to see how you evolve as an artist.

I'm sorry to make you sad!

I still like doing the vector drawings! I've just been playing around with Clip Studio a lot in the last month or so. Both Clip Studio and Inkscape have their advantages and disadvantages, and they're both fun to draw with in different ways. I have certainly not abandoned Inkscape entirely, and will surely do more drawings in that style in the future. ^_^

This was just an attempt to combine the two, and I'm not entirely sure it succeeded. But it's always good to push myself in different directions as an artist, I figure!

Oh, it looks very nice! I'm not REALLY sad... I mean, I love your vector drawings a lot. But I like you and want to see where you go as an artist more than I care about any one style you may choose to employ.

And, really, I enjoy your stories at least as much ^____^ That's something I do with my pictures too. I like to add context to the image as I'm drawing, it's usually a long process (i'm really slow beyond sketching) and I actually need that context to draw within, otherwise I lose focus and it becomes a mess. Or worse, I forget what I was drawing and lose interest!

Thank you!

Yeah, I know what you mean. Writing the stories is fun, and having the added context can definitely help with focus. I'll often have a particular idea for a story and that will push me to draw a picture.