Reinkorn 

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The last couple of weeks have been unpleasant...

There's a real utility apocalypse on my street. The city power grid is reconstructing the power lines, which means the entire street is out of power every day from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Plus, it's incredibly hot right now; it's about 30°C in my room during the day.

No power - no air conditioning - and I'm melting like processed cheese 🫠

Because of all this, my work has been incredibly unproductive. I wanted to publish a WIP last week, but I was only able to now because my wired internet (connected to the same pole as the power lines) was temporarily disconnected.

So, now I'm waiting for the utility workers to restore normal service on the new line, and then I can resume work as usual ⌛😕

Usually, I only post finished drawings here, avoiding publishing intermediate stages, as even those require some time to prepare for publication.

I currently have several sketches for ongoing projects, and it usually takes quite a long time to complete them, which is why my posts are quite rare. Therefore, I would like to know if you would be interested in seeing my sketches for works in progress from time to time.

Now that I've started practicing more, I'll probably also have random sketches or practice material that I can post.

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has been with me over the past year for your likes and subscriptions, for your feedback and attention to my work. You are the best!

I also want to wish everyone a happy New Year! I wish you and your families peace and prosperity. May 2026 bring you lots of warm moments, love, and joy!

Over the past year, I tried to spend as much time as possible with my family, worked passionately on my art, and tried to improve myself a little. Well, the experience turned out to be quite good, although it was not without uncontrolled procrastination and mindless scrolling. But I try to fight such periods :)

I also got a new tool for work and entertainment. It's an Android tablet with a stylus for drawing. Now I try to practice even more often with it, since I can use it while sitting comfortably, for example, on the couch. Before it arrived, I only worked on a computer, and that usually mmeant just working on orders. Because of this, it was difficult to force myself to just sit down and practice or draw for fun.

So far, I'm still not very used to using it. The stylus has a different shape, different software, I haven't drawn traditionally in a long time (hand covers part of the screen), and overall it's a completely different experience. So for now, I'll use it for practice, but who knows, maybe one day it will help me work as efficiently as I do on a computer.

I am currently utilizing a queue system for orders, so I already have several large art projects planned, and of course, ,the comic will continue immediately after the current order, which I hope to complete in the near future.

Please stay tuned for updates.

Thank you all for staying with me and appreciating my work.

You mean a lot to me ❤️

Sometimes when I create art, I feel like making several versions of certain parts.

But sometimes there are really a lot of them~

Dear friends, I'm back! ✨

These past months of absence have been incredibly challenging for me. After losing my mom, my life changed profoundly, and I truly needed this time to gather my thoughts and gradually rebuild my world.

I admit I tried coming back earlier, but I simply wasn't ready yet. Still, I've missed the creativity and our amazing community atmosphere here so much!

A huge thank you to everyone who supported me, reached out, and stayed by my side. Your kindness and patience have been incredibly inspiring, motivating me to return to the community and create art for you all once again.

Well, I've been gone for quite a while. I'm currently trying to get my life back on track after some serious upheavals. My mom died. It happened about a month ago, and I'm still trying to come to terms with it and pull myself together. At first, I was just cleaning up the house, sorting out paperwork and other things. And now I’m trying not to fall out of society, to maintain communication with many who came to my aid during a difficult period.

My mother has been seriously ill since 2014. Over the past few months, the cancer has left her very debilitated, and treatment has stopped helping. All these years I hoped that the disease would recede; we tried a huge number of lines of therapy, and each one gave us hope at first. But over time, they all stopped working, and my mother's condition slowly worsened. In October, her body stopped fighting the disease. She was losing her strength, dying in my arms. She's gone.

Now, I'm trying to force myself to live. I'm forcing myself to do at least something. I try to spend some time with my brothers, they help me to get my head and my affairs in order. I will try to return to work here soon. Creativity is what I would like to continue doing, it is what inspires me. I am grateful to each of you for your support, thank you for staying with me.

Earlier I said that my mother's condition had improved, but it turned out to be only a temporary effect. Over the past month, she has already undergone 6 pleural punctures. Hydrothorax does not go away, her condition has been deteriorating significantly all this time. One-time procedures did not help to stabilize her condition for long and after a few days she became ill again, we reached the point where her lung was completely hidden on the x-ray, and surgeons pumped out more than 5 liters of this fluid at a time. This is very risky, but there is no other choice. Now she is again hospitalized with constant drainage and an oxygen mask. Although she feels better, her mobility has suffered greatly. These tubes and medical equipment are everywhere, although I have gotten used to it over all these years, it is very depressing.

Today I turned on my PC for the first time this week to write this. Unfortunately, I am catastrophically short of free time and energy to devote to creativity.

I'm not likely to have any new content here anytime soon, so if you subscribed for the weekly projects, you may want to pause your subscription for now. I'll send you a notification when I'm back up and running. Thanks for being here, love you all!

A week has passed since my mother was discharged from the hospital, she felt a little better at home. There are still some problems, but the right set of drugs was able to get her back on her feet and gradually come to herself. I also came to my senses a little, found time to finish the order that I took before the hospitalization, it really helped me to distract myself. Thanks to the customer for understanding and patience. I also thank you all who supported me in comments and messages, you help me stay in the ranks.