Frequently asked Questions


Questions people sometimes ask me, in no particular order.


How long have you been doing art?

I have been doing art since I was a kid, just doodling and such, but I didn't start taking art seriously til the last year of highschool, so around 2013-2014.


what do you like to do other than art?

I play Magic: the gathering a lot and I like to watch anime. My all time favorite show is Lucky Star, although Lycoris Recoil is a more recent favorite of mine (I even have a Lycoris recoil playmat for playing Magic).I also have lots of hobbies rekated to fidgeting and skill toys and stuff. I know how to juggle, I've learned a few tricks with a butterfly knife trainer, and I even learned a few beginner yo-yo tricks.


I noticed your pronouns in your Bio, are you non-binary or trans?

I identify myself as a trans woman, however I feel comfortable using they/them pronouns as well. I guess it's kind of like in-between nonbinary and a trans woman. I often don't present very feminine at all, although I wish I was able to do that more. I really am bad at anything related to my appearance.


Are you really a Communist? why?

Political ideology is a hard thing to pin down for anyone, very few people are 100% one thing, with most having ideas and policy they support rather than an overarching cohesive political ideology. that being said, I would describe myself as some flavor of Communist. I believe that Capitalism, regardless of any benefits people may attribute to it, is inhumane. It requires exploitation to function even at a theoretical level, as the entire idea of a business having a profit requires that the workers doing labor for that business are paid less than the value their labor is generating. This ultimately leads to not just class divisions, but actively incentivizes discrimination on any number if axis as there will always need to be groups of people who are seen as acceptable populations to exploit in this system.I can't say that any given flavor of communism is the perfect solution, but I have to believe that it's worth trying something to escape the endless cycle of suffering that is capitalism.


Why do you hate AI?

I feel like AI as a pursuit is fundamentally anti-human. This goes for generative AI, as well as the long term pursuit of a more general artificial intelligence. I feel like AI in the general sense is philosophically rooted in the idea that humans can be reduced to machines, that we are little more than complex computers, and therefore a sufficiently complex computer would be just as alive as you or I.When it comes to generative AI, I also worry about the ways in which computers are being used to separate people and alienate them. AI artwork, writing, music, etc. is replacing human beings sharing their feelings and ideas with something that is emphatically not human. I think the proliferation of AI will further isolate people from eachother.And that's even before we get into the practical realities of how AI in our current system is incredibly exploitative, damaging to the environment, and rife for abuse by those with power and influence over the models used to train it.


why do you draw so much porn?

I like sex, its that simple.Ok, its not quite that simple. I like the bond created by sex. the feeling of having a partner or partners there with their body pressed against yours. I think there is so much of a relationship that is internal, while sex is something external and tactile. There is a physical, mental, and emotional bond that you share, you and your partner(s) can focus solely on eachother, and in my opinion there is nothing else quite like it.Weirdly enough, despite this, I don't actually draw characters having sex that often. Part if the reason so much if my art is solo work is because, ideally, I'm trying to capture the aforementioned feelings by drawing you into that headspace with the characters presented. I frequently draw characters that are explicitly trying to engage the viewer because I'm trying to capture the feeling of sharing an intimate moment with someone else.


why are your commissions never open?

Commissions are a lot of work. They are stressful, and honestly the money I make off of them isn't a lot. I don't do art as my job, and so the money isn't super relevant anyway.It's not that commissions will never be open again, but I'd have to probably have a pretty good reason to open them again.


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