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First page of a Meek short prologue comic I'll be posting exclusively on Patreon for now, about two BIG siblings who do not care for each other. This comic takes place about a year before Chapter 1 begins. It'll probably about 10 pages, next page up Friday; the rest of the short will be for Patreon members only. Prob won't be putting this comic on the site, so have fun. 

New tutorials and such on the way soon as well... have been working hard at making New Content after my absence.  

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tw: irl death

You might be wondering where I've been for most of 2020. Short version: my mom was diagnosed with ALS at the start of Covid last year, and out of necessity I became her 24/7 in-home hospice care for 9 months until she exercised her legal end of life option in November. It was not a peaceful situation, and I'm still processing it.

Since then I've been working on getting my brothers (one of whom is non-independent/ special needs) stabilized and healthy, and getting back to work. My entire life necessarily went on pause to support my family and I am sorry for disappearing, it was just not something I could talk about while it was happening.

The good news: I am finally able to return to a normal schedule and am making short comics to help facilitate the scary transition back to public posting. Coming to the Patreon this year: some overdue comic shorts and other material I've had on the back burners, other visual work I've done in the last year, illos, quail and plant content (lol) and new tutorials/ teaching tools. Not sure if anyone has any objections, but am also considering possibly posting some comics about death here as well (tagged appropriately)... lmk if that is weird or not, I am def able to just keep that to myself!

Anyways, more Friday,

Der

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skollipsism

I'm so sorry you had to deal with so much, and I don't think it would be weird at all to post some comics on death and take your time processing things. Hope this year brings you more stability and personal time <3

Cascadia Rising

So rough, so difficult, so heartbreaking. I lost my mother after an illness for which she had a transplant and we believed that she would make it. But then things went horribly wrong and we lost her. Take whatever comfort in that you were there when needed by your mother and your family. Whatever your worries about coming back are little to nothing compared with what you have already gone through. You are stronger than you believe you are.