Now.... Back to business!

Well, it's good to know at least some of my fans are willing to be lenient. That's a good feeling. ^_^ Not sure everyone would though, so I'm still trying to live up to my obligations. :-) And I have made some other arrangements in my living situation that may help that along in the future, so I have hopes something like this won't happen again. And I'm confident it won't for quite a few months, at least. ^_^

Well, that's good to hear, thank you! ^_^

Thanks! ^_^

As long as you’re happy, I’m happy

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For me, I would like you to work on what you're passionate about. Personally, I hate when I have to switch tasks. There's no better feeling than when you are "in the zone" on something. If you spend 3 weeks working on a non-patreon thing, that's okay with me. I'd rather have you be fully invested in what you're drawing for patreon, than doing it out of a feeling of obligation.

Welcome back

I very much appreciate your words! Thank you! What would be too high a standard? Is it too much to ask that I produce 5 drawings a month, along with 5 sketches? Because basically, that's my entire workload here, and it's not too much. What I found to be my problem is: I get lost in a project. When I'm into something, it's hard for me to get out and do something else. Patreon is like a monthly project to me. I'm currently hard at work on it, and I have 3 drawings lined up in different phases of production, and I'm loving working on it, and I can't wait to show them to you. But...... even when my workload is done, I'll want to keep working on it. When I SHOULD work on another project. Like the comic. Or my non-kink commission I have going right now. I do have the TIME for everything, but being stuck in a project is stressful. I can probably do Patreon besides non-kink work for a long time. But in this case, I fear the comic was the thing that was too much, and eventually became too stressful. Again: I don't think it's too high a standard (although I am definitely sure I do that too.... it's an artist thing, I think. :D ). But I need to get better at being flexible. :-) Anyway, I appreciate your thoughts. I'll keep them in mind. :-) But honestly, right now, it feels good to be back, and will feel even better when I get back to posting artwork again. ^_^

So, I can't speak for anyone else here, but my view is this: I'm happy giving you $5 a month to show appreciation for whatever you share here. The last thing I want is for you to start to hate drawing because you feel pressure to produce something. I mean, if you just totally went away and never posted anything again, I would eventually cancel my patronage, but if you're not inspired for a few months on end, I would simply look at that as part of the creative process. I can't help but wonder if perhaps you are holding yourself to too high a standard?