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For those of you wondering how to help support her and her vet bills, help support me as an artist? I don't need donations but I'm using our bill money for her treatments. #brony
Pets > Self, we took that responsibility taking her in. ❤️
Etsy - https://t.co/5it8WIwLjH
Have Raripunk, she's number 35/100 of my 100 character project! This one was an absolute delight to work on and makes me really miss Mardi Gras...
#brony
You can find merch of this design on my RedBubble, and support me on Ko-Fi!
https://t.co/vSSf09oBbK
https://t.co/ETvnRnBC00
Hey, #brony ...
can you guess what I'm working on?
Comment your guesses down below~~
You can find my Etsy here - https://t.co/Jf5et7DwIB
RedBubble here - https://t.co/vSSf09oBbK
I'm a disabled creator supporting a family of three after my sister lost her job due to our mother's hospitalization and ventilator time at the start of the panic of last year.
I'm a newer face to a lot of you unless you know me from Harmony Con. This is because I have never been accepted to another physical convention (ever) without volunteering for them.
I sell primarily online and as my sole source of income for over a year now since the pandemic.
Please RT?
Alright, I'm going to say this and try to not sound whiny, but if this doesn't change I may be in a pretty painful scenario (without power, cable, food, back half of month bills)
There are still plenty of new vendors who sell primarily online #brony , I am one. (more)
I'm not sure where I want to go from here, but I will say now.. I am trying to get away from commissions as a means of survival.
I love you guys, and I love making new art for everyone and making you smile but I've been suffocating myself a lot that way.
Thank you all so much ❤️
Thanks to all the love, support I've gotten from this community, I've been able to afford living. Able to help take care of my mom in her passing days, and I have a purpose beyond being the "cripple" people are sorry for.
I don't have a job, I have a loving community, my family.
I started as a hobbyist after I lost my job when I was 16 years old after a car accident. I became physically disabled (and some of you know the rest of how I spent my teen years).
Art was never something I expected to get even acceptable at, but just something I did for fun.
It means the world to me all of the love and support I get on every medium I do.
I always have this anxiety that people are just being nice to me.
I don't talk about it because I don't want to come off as a pity party, but it plagues my mind a lot.
Aha, I do too much.