impendingsenseofdoom

Hey guys, I'm going to try to update everyone who is in the process of commissioning me and I'll send notes to anyone that messaged me inquiring about a commission today. May has just been really hectic. I had to go visit family in El Paso earlier this month and thought I'd have more time to work than I actually did. I also have a baby shower for my sis coming up pretty soon. I'll be posting a few adopts this week since I need the extra cash for the shower but my priority rn are the commissions I am currently working on. If you've messaged me about starting a commission, just realize it might be another week till I can start a new project.

Hey guys, you've probably noticed how frequently I've been posting adopts lately. I would prefer to post 4-5 a month but recently I've been having a few health issues. I had a stomach bug that turned into a fever and chest pains after a week and I tested positive for covid again. I had to take some time off and now I'm trying to catch up with my finances. I'd really like to start doing more commissions and fanart but right now adopts are the most reliable way for me to keep up with my bills. If you see this and you're interested or would consider commissioning me in the future let me know or comment on the commission and sale posts I make. I'd also like to know what type of adoptables you'd like to see. I feel the types of characters I really enjoy making/designing don't do very well so I want to know what you guys think. What body types do you wanna see? What species and customization options?

I know I don’t use this account much but the character limit on Twitter is making me crazy. I’ve been meaning to make this post for a while now.. Ok so, I’d known for a while now that my aunt had cancer. I was traveling for work but came home once in a while to help take care of the yard and other things that needed to be done around the house. I took a month off during the middle of the year for the same reason only this time when I came home I found out it had spread to her brain. During the month of July, she lost her ability to walk and eventually stopped talking almost altogether. I contacted a friend who is an LPN and they guided me through the whole process. I became my aunt’s main caretaker since I knew which pills she needed as well as being the only one in the household that could lift her from her wheelchair/bed. She passed away a month later. She was the only person I felt understood me in my family. We were both gay and there was always an unspoken understanding that we