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I'm thinking about going a bit dark on here until I've got a substantial tranche of work to publish. My main projects ATM are Ms. Liberty, A Mass Effect Commission and a little Altawoman aside based on the events of the 'Allie West's Vacation' story from Leee's site. I'm also working on the alternate TF scene to the recent 'Rooftop Rumble' mini comic, plus a few other small commissions. I hate just posting little bits here and there a week apart. If I don't update for a week or two, and then post a flurry of stuff is that acceptable to you guys?

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Blackstone

I think you should post stuff at your own pace. I understand that life and family comes first or work can be a bit hectic. But me personally I can wait because I support you. So take your time. :)

She-Hulk Fan

Could you post older work like you did a while back?

Nick A.

Take your time Manic life happens I agree with Andrew I think for the time being posting some old works should suffice

SHADOWKNIGHT201

Your art is worth the wait dude. Best to be at a steady pace rather than getting things done quick, and stressing yourself out. Best to take your time bro

Manic

The problem with doing that is that I have to trawl through my archives abd cross reference back here to find stuff I haven't posted yet, which is quite time consuming in its own right. I think it'd be better value for everyone if I commit my time to producing new stuff.

Confidente100

I agree with you, Shadowknight201.

Confidente100

Please check your inbox, Manic. I have a suggestion!

ArtSeeker91

"You can't rush art." In all honesty I personally think it's worthwhile to wait a week or two. I mean, most of us work and have a life besides our fetishism anyway, right? Doing good artwork takes time, none of us are here because we want something quicky rushed and half-baked. If it takes a few weeks to produce something then it takes that much time. Quantity over quality isn't always the answer. Bottom line: you balance work and life best you can; none are mutually exclusive.

Nick A.

Please make your own comment.

Brian Dutton

I love you and trust you. I would rather wait for quality work than have something rushed. I’ve been following you since I discovered your art on Shadowlurker’s site back in 2005.

Adam

Take all the time that you need. We all appreciate the hard work you put in to bring us quality art. Whatever works best for your work life balance should be what you do.

Manic

Thank you for all your kind and supportive comments!

Nick A.

Lol you’re all fine man I get notifications from this and my job so I didn’t want any confusion

elm mara

You could post the sketches, while you don't have the finished pages.

Doge

In my opinion, there's not always the need for a completely colored work. I also love the really detailed sketches that have text added to them if you know which ones i mean