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Hello! As billing will commence back again, I took the time I was away to think of how I wanted to move forward with things. I don't see these as major changes, but rather me trying to administer my energy better if possible.

I will start by saying there won't be any changes to the current tiers! Now onto the actual changes:

It's been a constant for me to feel overwhelmed and tired by work and I'm at fault for deciding to bite more than I could chew. What do I mean by this? I don't think it's feasible for me to deliver all these illustrations where I'm putting my all into each one. Especially with rewards like the Featured Characters, which were meant to be more exploratory and sketchy or just simple erotic pinups. My instinct turns into making them into more finished and cleaner looking, and I feel like I lost the plot of ther initial purpose which were to treat them as practice, study and potential pieces to polish later on. So moving forward I will try and keep that original approach so I can draw with fun and growth in mind and not my self imposed pressure to deliver the best thing I can draw at all times. I will also keep in mind the workload for each month and decide on how many characters would be appropriate for me to draw while taking care of my mental health.

I will be redirecting that energy from the Featured Characters to the Monthly Pairing comics, I want to invest more time and energy into comics as they are something I enjoy working on the most.

The second change would be to the Dilf of the Month reward becoming something else. I think for a good while I was having a lot of fun with this one, until I started hitting these walls of having to come up with a Dilfy character I felt like drawing and being restricted to that alone. So what will it become now? Nothing major, it will become the Daddy of the Month instead, my focus will still be on hunky men, but now they can vary in age range and fatherhood status lol!!

I think that's about it. For the most part the real change is me managing my own self expectations better so they don't come at the cost of my health.

It's something I often bring up, but I have a complicated relationship with my skills as an artist and I hope to improve on that. I want my skill set to match the vision I have for myself and elevate my work to new heights, levels of quality and dedication. I signed up for a figure drawing class and I wish to dedicate myself to it and take the steps to become the artist I want to be.

I still have things to finish, but honestly this break I really needed to disconnect from work some days, and others I found myself really at odds with what I was able to produce.

As always thank you for your patience and support!

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