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It's been a good while since my last Currently on art update, so it's once again time for a new one! I was supposed to get this done at the beginning of the month, but my coursework pile decided to collapse on me and I couldn't find the time before.
Hi everyone! It's been a while since the previous Currently on art update, so it's time to write and post another one!
Hi everyone! It's time for yet another Currently on art update! This time, I have multiple things to discuss: Q2 stats (wait, this year is already 50% done?), my (for now) last FFM collection, the next FFM and what's coming next.
It's hard to believe that a quarter of this year has gone by, yet here we are, having April Fool's Day 2021. Time has been speeding recently, or maybe I just haven't surfaced from my drowning-in-coursework periods as often as before. In any case, I've got a lot to talk about, so this'll be a long post.
Buckle up; this is going to be a long, long post. It's been quite the year, this first one of the decade of 2020. Had I been told what would would end up happening, I probably wouldn't have believed it. Yet here we are, three quarters in with the COVID19 pandemic, although since the vaccines are spreading already, I'm feeling hopeful about next year.
Q3 2020 is now over. It's hard to believe three thirds of this horrible year have already passed and we have only one left to go!
FFM 2020 is behind us already. Even though my decision to post only on WordPress cut the number of comments I received drastically, I still had a good time and got some fantastic learning experiences, as I focused on writing the best stories I could. In the end, the results weren't as great as I'd hoped, but I overall created stories I am proud of and which I'll be happy to publish in a collection. I definitely did better than last year both wordcount- and quality-wise!
This is the first Currently on art update that I've written on WordPress. If you have been following me on DeviantArt, you know that I'm migrating away from there due to its new UI, Eclipse, due to reasons including poorly handled literature and heavy eye strain (I think I will never figure out how exactly they managed to pull that off when I have literally never had eye strain at my computer).
We've spent half of the first January of this new decade already and after two and a half weeks of procrastinating, I figured I should do this now before the last full week of January begins: a retrospect with statistics, even neater than my already neatened approach on the statistics on DA (you can read it and more of my ramblings on 2019, the decade of 2010 and my thoughts for the future there).
If you have followed my posts on DeviantArt, you have noticed that I have taken up the habit of recording how my art projects are progressing and putting the data into infographs after each quarter. I never got around to posting Q1's stats here, but I figured that since I have more extensive stats now, … Continue reading Some analysis on how my projects progressed in Q2 2019
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