Monthly Pin-Up: Allison Welcomes You to 2025!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! We made it through another one! Here’s the first new art of 2025, featuring assistant archivist Allison Lyndon. Who is Allison Lynden? You’ve met before! Don’t worry, with any luck all will be revealed soon!

I’ve got some fun things planned for the coming year! I do want to start focusing more on original characters, but we’ll see how that goes. Some things in mind for the new year:

Tweaking the monthly rewards: We’ll keep the color pinup for all paying members. The bonus TF sketches will be going back to grayscale as originally intended. The monthly TF may vary in format a little, and I’d like to start adding some character profiles as well. There’s a new perk coming for the top tier as well, so look for more information on that soon!

Bringing back the Fan Art Freebies:  Remember those little square closeups I used to do by request? I’d like to bring those back—maybe twice a month? So if there’s someone you want to see, give a shout below in the comments!

The next big project: Remember a couple of years ago, I mentioned a special project? I’m not sure if it’s going to still manifest In the way I expected, but I do want to finish the artwork for it this year. I’ll begin sharing it soon!

Commissions: I have two commissions left from last year. One is almost done, the other is proving to be more challenging, but I do want to reopen slots very soon. I’m thinking about bringing back a popular format that I haven’t offered in some time, but we’ll see.

Plus Omega Moon will return, I have a couple of other sequences I’d like to finish up, I want to pick up where I left off with Ladies from the 80s, and the list goes on. As usual, the problem is too many ideas, not enough time. But hopefully there’ll be some fun things for you all to enjoy in the coming year. I have resolved to try to spend more time drawing and less time surfing. I always intend to do that, but I’m hoping it might be easier this year as the internet becomes less and less of a pleasant place to be—except for here, of course! The one challenge will be getting my wife’s car replaced as I’m definitely losing time and energy running both of us to work and back. And she’s more than ready to get her independence back as well. We’ve made some inquiries but we’re just stuck in a holding pattern right now as red tape gets worked through with insurance and the legal system.

More as it comes. Thanks again for all your support, and here’s hoping for a productive 2025!

Thanks,

SAS