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The amazing @jemsauce has done her magic again (okay, she continues to tell me it's not magic, but hard work... but the finished work is always magical to me). Her latest masterpiece is the jewel of my Lucifer corner and I couldn't be more happy! 💜💜💜
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I cheered myself up before bed by making "dump truck" memes on Facebook for @jemsauce and I feel they need a wider audience.
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Hi, guys! I revamped my Patreon page. Come check out the new tier benefits!
Ooooh! Re: Brushes, I'd love an Electric Yurio! =D
The Ice Electric Tiger of Russia?
I had to do this one on my roommate’s iPad due to my tablet issues, which led to me just playing with the cool light brushes... worked out for the theme, though! He’s like an altered WTTM Yura :>
Look out for this talented contributor and many others when the zine is released on October 27th!
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and i just can’t wait till the day when you knock on my door
author: @iwritebetterthanispeak artist: @jemsauceonice beta: not provided ratings & warnings: teen, warning for minor injuries word count: not provided summary: Yuuri’s heart had just about given out when the apartment door in front of him opened to reveal his (definitely not a crush) favorite customer. Whose name was Viktor. Who, instead of the workout clothes or polo and skinny jeans he usually favored, was dressed in an overlarge sweater and pajama pants and brightly colored rainbow socks. And who had a large, plastic medical boot on one foot. [In which Yuuri and Viktor meet in one way, and then they meet again in another]
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It’s our greatest honor and privilege to present you all the members of our wonderful CAST! Everyone, give it up for
✨ Jemsauce @jemsauce✨
Three words to describe the musical that inspired her illustration for the zine:
Books, Salesman, Marching band
Can you guess the title?
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Do you get stressed out about your workload, with commissions and other art commitments? I'm asking other artists about this, because they seem very cool and calm, but I get so stressed when landing new clients and stuff, and I'm wondering if that's normal or not. How do you handle it?
Totally normal! And the source of stress might be different for you, but for me it was the fact that I couldn’t physically SEE my workload. It’s not like a shelf of books that needs to be organized or a stack of papers that needs to be looked over and graded. So a pile of say even just like...3 commissions...is this amorphous blob of obligation/responsibility and my anxiety come from the fact that--without being able to VISUALIZE it, I can’t predict how long it’ll take to get each piece done or even which one I should start on first. So 3 commissions could feel just the same as 100 commissions...because well...it’s amorphous, there’s no solid timeline, who knows how much work it is, really.SO I set up a trello.NOW I can SEE my workload, I can see how much time I have for each piece, I can prioritize them. I can break them down into steps (eg: Illustration commission [SKETCH due for approval Jan 20th]). Also, I can see what I have already done, and feel a sense of accomplishment clearing out my “Done” pile.Now, my brain can’t conflate otherwise small, piecemeal jobs into this giant, emotionally consuming blob of impossible obligation.As well, letting my clients have access to this trello (as well as have access to me) helps the anxiety a lot, too. They see the deadlines, they know where they are on the queue...the communication is clear and no one’s stuck guessing and worrying.As someone with ADHD, organization is...not...my strong point. But when it comes to commissions, I’d probably die from panic and guilt if I did not find a way to properly visualize and organize my work. I’m not sure if your anxiety comes from the same place as mine, but hope you don’t mind me publishing this publicly--in case it’s helpful to anyone else who might relate! <3
