If you’ve been following along, you know I recently became a full-time freelance artist (by means of losing my previous day job…oops). Now that I have a sudden influx of time, one of my goals is to grow and develop my social media presence. Today I’m going to share how I created a month’s worth of videos, updates, and more! Step One: Figuring out what to share You can share so many things on social media, so I wanted to break down exactly what I wanted my accounts to focus on

It’s been one week since I updated you with the news that I’m no longer employed and am now fully reliant on the income I bring in with my art. I wish I could say that money is no longer a concern, but it still very much is. Today, I’d like to share some of the goals I’ve set and the plans I’m putting into place to keep myself afloat. (And who knows? In time, maybe this side hustle will finally take center stage!) Goal Number One: Reach a new Patreon milestone Patreon is what

Since 2018, I have longed for the day that my art and comics would be the main source of income in my life. My confidence in this dream really started to bloom as my Patreon grew, the sites where I host my webcomic began sending me ad revenue, and I ran not one but two successful Kickstarter campaigns. Maybe I'm not the biggest artist online, but I certainly managed to achieve a lot! And then, to my shock and surprise, this week my dream officially came true. (Just obviously

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