I guess I’ll just need to keep what I do with both separate as I’ve been doing for now, at least until the other crumbles. Will it, though?

Además, se que te costó mucho 🥲 y los créditos se ven fenomenales 🥰

And I just happen to be getting a lot gay works as of late… perfect timing! Thank you for your hard work, Sara!!! It’s wonderful 🥰

Yes! I also follow many mangaka and they haven’t moved anywhere at all. So it’s hard, I want to stop using it (and I rarely use it nowadays) but there are still people there whose tweets I want to see 😣

Por fin, Lornis! La he visto cuando he checado algunos de sus episodios y se ve buena 👀

Wow wow wow!!! A Tezuka manga! Congrats on the fantastic lettering, Ben!!! 🫶🏻

#MinaLetters A panel from the second season of 100% Mr. Perfect! that I subbed in for. This was one of the first series I got to work on so this panel remains relevant to me. Although I’d like to tweak some things or choose other fonts, overall I still like it! 💗

It wasn’t until some days ago that I felt yearning for drawing. Although not much has changed and I still don’t have as much time, I’ve begun sketching and practicing lately. I feel at peace and I don’t regret not drawing these past few years. I think I needed that space to rekindle my interest.

After I started a second BA in humanities and working full-time at the same time, I had little time to care about art at all. I could only worry about keeping up with life in a foreign country and learning how to become independent, all at once. Thankfully, my job allows me to remain creative.

My first BA, ironically, in arts and animation, depleted my love for creating. Understanding how the creative industry works exhausted my creativity. Not only that, it led me to develop carpal tunnel and other conditions that also affected my physical ability to draw. Overall, I was in a bad place.