#angor

A few of you might be aware that the external hard drive I use- that oh, y'know, only about 8 years worth of artwork files are on- is dying! I literally cannot even access it because it freezes my entire computer as soon as it's plugged in :]]]]

Normally this wouldn't be a huge issue because I was also saving all my files by sending them to myself via a private discord server... up until about a year and a half ago, because I got lazy and hella busy with life.

Thankfully a lot of artwork itself is saved through tumblr or reddit, albeit compressed, lesser quality versions. But all the layered files and the stuff I never posted and a SHIT TON of WIPs will be totally lost and that is really frustrating me.

I'm specifically incredibly frustrated over the Card Project loss, because while I've finished the DD Deck with the exception of the very last card (great timing, right?) I no longer have access to ANY of the layered files, so I can't effectively edit them, or any of the high quality PNGs for this deck because I usually moved them to Discord by the deck and it wasn't finished yet. I will also have totally lost around 10 Remnant-ified character Cards because I made them at the same time as the normal card versions... but didn't save them anywhere except for the drive. Thankfully I DO have all of the Faceless Decks and their layered files, and I was diligent about schedule posting the DD deck to tumblr, so it's not a total loss... but still :/

God I'm so angry at myself xD

Anyway, the drive has been sent into the computer repair shop in a last ditch effort to recover.. anything, really. If it's a total loss or even if they can't recover the most recent stuff, I am not going to be a happy camper, and I apologize in advance because my activity will probably plummet. My motivation has already taken a huge hit and all my drawing time has now been replaced by worrying-about-my-drawings time xD Hopefully most things can be recovered, but we shall see. Lesson learned the hard way :,]

Angor likes your paintings. He often finds himself just watching you just do your thing for however long you work on it. If he ever strikes you as a muse he is glad to pose for you.

He also likes to carve while you paint. Art for art. Sometimes he’ll give you one of his carvings in exchange for one of your paintings so he’ll have something to always remind him of you and you’ll have something to remind you of him. Win-win! He’ll ask you what you’re painting and he’ll compliment the method you’re using. He doesn’t always understand your art, but he will always support it.