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Th-Thank you… As tempting as it is, I’d just prefer to make an informed purchase with my own money and only save the crowdfunding for when I have a solid plan for content and some actual means to create said content.  I’m in a position to penny pinch, but I’m not on the brink of starving in the streets, and I still have the safety net of my family if things are looking REALLY sour.   There are people more talented than I who work harder and need the money more.  I’m sure you can find them without looking too hard : / Along the lines of independent stuff, I am a bit concerned about the logistical obligations of launching that new prong of income/employment.  Besides the litigation of getting taxed for whatever money I do manage to pull, there’s the issue of compounding the obligations of a full time job in the industry with the headache of maintaining the independent work.  People aren’t going to be forking over that sweet cheddar for a mere pittance of content per month, and pretty much every platform in existence demands a level of quantity and quality that I don’t feel capable of delivering, even if I quit my job to become a full-time creator.Not to mention the legal troubles that would arise from partnering with bigger corporations that compensate their creators with peanuts whilst screwing them over with draconian contracts and fine-print-bullshittery (I’m looking at you, YouTube).  Not to mention that actually making money off of something restricts the sort of content I can use/create.  I won’t be able to make offshoots and remixes of dank memes if I get hit with legal action for not meeting the vague standards of fair use.  As the great poet once said, “Mo money, mo problems.”  

Th-Thank you… As tempting as it is, I’d just prefer to make an informed purchase with my own money and only save the crowdfunding for when I have a solid plan for content and some actual means to create said content.  I’m in a position to penny pinch, but I’m not on the brink of starving in the streets, and I still have the safety net of my family if things are looking REALLY sour.   There are people more talented than I who work harder and need the money more.  I’m sure you can find them without looking too hard : / 


Along the lines of independent stuff, I am a bit concerned about the logistical obligations of launching that new prong of income/employment.  Besides the litigation of getting taxed for whatever money I do manage to pull, there’s the issue of compounding the obligations of a full time job in the industry with the headache of maintaining the independent work.  People aren’t going to be forking over that sweet cheddar for a mere pittance of content per month, and pretty much every platform in existence demands a level of quantity and quality that I don’t feel capable of delivering, even if I quit my job to become a full-time creator.

Not to mention the legal troubles that would arise from partnering with bigger corporations that compensate their creators with peanuts whilst screwing them over with draconian contracts and fine-print-bullshittery (I’m looking at you, YouTube).  Not to mention that actually making money off of something restricts the sort of content I can use/create.  I won’t be able to make offshoots and remixes of dank memes if I get hit with legal action for not meeting the vague standards of fair use.  As the great poet once said, “Mo money, mo problems.”  

josieokami asked: well, what do you use to draw so well without a cintiq? just a regular tablet and pen?

This 8 inch tablet accounts for a huge majority, if not ALL of the stuff that I’ve posted on this blog these past years.  Super Grep Simulator, Stevonnie gone Wrong, The OPM/Undertale crossover comic, etc. 

Anonymous asked: You wouldn't happen to be the guy that made all those rage guy comics on /v/ back in the day, would you? Your style sort of remind me of them.

Those comics were a huge inspiration, especially around the time I first started posting (around 2012), but I am not the same person.

Anonymous asked: That Undyne in the /fit/ comic makes me feel things. Boner things. Nice job all around, for real.

Glad you liked it!  

nimblejack3 asked: Sir, that horz head looks really cute. You draw really well with a mouse!

Just shows to go ya that with enough free time skill you can make a horrendously unqualified tool work for you!  

Dammit, voice-in-my-head.  I appreciate what you’re trying to do but you don’t make very good financial decisions.  

Dammit, voice-in-my-head.  I appreciate what you’re trying to do but you don’t make very good financial decisions.  

thestray:

2016 goal: Get my shit together. Get it all together. Put it in a backpack. All my shit. So it’s together. And if I gotta take it somewhere, take it somewhere, you know? Take it to the shit store and sell it, or put it in a shit museum, I don’t care what I do, I just gotta get it together. Get my shit together.

(via inspredwood)