These days I've been reorganizing the art galleries I have on websites, and I decided to set specifical boundaries.

In general, there will be websites where I upload ALL my public artworks, those where I post only part of my Toons&TFs artworks (because of their strict guidelines and/or poor moderation) and those where I post only the normal conventional art and no TFs.

This is the list of websites I'm on and what I'm gonna post there:

- DeviantArt (https://www.deviantart.com/mekerevtoonartificer): Part of Toons&TFs. I may even stop interacting at all there if the website gets worse

- NewGrounds (Here): Only normal art. I may even purge the gallery and delete all the Toons&TFs artworks I posted here if I really see few to no appreciation for them.

- Ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/mekerevtoonart#galleryItemView): Part of Toons&TFs. I'm also planning to use it for Toons&TFs sequences/comics drive once I'll find the time and mood for it.

- Pixiv (https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/60348305): ALL MY PUBLIC ARTWORKS. I'm currently reuploading there my artworks and drawings from 2020 onward, and I'm planning to officially move there.

I also want to inform that I updated my Patreon and tagged and categorized my premium content there properly. Such content includes previews of my artworks, WIPs, Upgrades of my public artworks (added colors, shading or background) and news about my TableTopGame project, Demential Fantasy (still provisional name).

Link to my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MekerevToonArt

I recently decided to open a Ko-fi account in case someone wants to support my art but has no money to pay a Patreon subscription every month or to commission me a drawing (which I also closed because I've many drawings to finish yet)

• https://ko-fi.com/mekerevtoonart

The page is currently empty as I still have to upload my artworks and read what they accept and what they don't.

I also have to decide if I'm gonna try donation drives or not. Probably I need to see if I have enough fans willing to donate for that first.

Got some news from the comics school.

It seems that the drawings I made with digital pencil, expecially the comic panels, are still so precise and detailed that I can directly use them as lineart without having to ink them. Maybe just darken the line on the characters to separate them from the background.

This is gonna save me a lot of time for sure.

Today I showed my artworks to the professors at the comics school to get some reviews, including the drawings I'm working on for the end-of-year project.

- The comics I drew are way too detailed for their purpose. Even the pics I "sketched" without precise measures are good as lineart.

- I keep skipping stages of drawing like actual sketches and layout, which is not good if I'll have to work with other professionals.

- They seemed to appreciate the designs of little creatures I make (Spoofy, Flovipot and others I'm working on), suggesting that I should add some of them in my official portfolio.

Sounds all kinda good

I'm finally back home after having been out for a long time.

What were supposed to be 5 days became 15 and then almost an entire month due to troubles and accidents, all in a place where I had no way to draw properly.

I got back to work soon as I left several artworks undone but, even worse, I have to check if I'm still in time for some of such works as they had a time limit to be delivered and I'm afraid I passed it by at least a week.

Gotta stay away from home (and my PC) for some days or even weeks due to unexpected troubles.

May not be able to post new artworks in the meanwhile

Realized now that I never used the "digital pencil" tool; tried it recently and it takes me less time to draw with it than direct brush and at the comics school they don't mind if I draw lineart of pencil (maybe they even prefer the latter).

So, I'll start posting some pencil drawings from now on. Mostly sketches and character design, but I may also draw fanarts and simple stuff if they're appreciated.

Finally got the refund, ordered and got components compatible with my PC.

Now it works; I gotta buy more PC fans but for now I can get back to draw, which means finishing my pic for Halloween as well (the important part, at least).

It won't be an illustration like the last years; this time it's a... ... character, technically. More like a creature to use in comics, TransForm seqeuences and toon gags.

The new components arrived one day earlier.

Is it good news? NO, because I got the wrong model which is even incompatible with my PC, so I have to ask for a refund, send it back and look for the correct model.

And I even wasted the entire day trying to make it work, just to then fix back my PC with the old (but somehow still working) components.

Yesterday I had new issues with my PC. After some tests, I found out that the hard drive where I use to store games, programs and my drawings is about to break and, if that's not enough, the entire PC is suffering from overheat due to recent system updates.

I ordered a new case+cooling system and a new hard drive; in the meanwhile I'm transferring all the important files from the old Hard drive to another one I keep for emergencies like this.

I emptied my savings to make the purchase and, once the new hard drive arrives (and if it works), I also have to transfer all the files there. Just like I weren't low on time already.