I have decided to go back in my decision of signing the affiliate contract on Twitch. The reasons being: • It is not by any means interesting in a business perspective; • It implies giving away my whole brand to twitch's website; • It is the only streaming platform that demands full exclusivity (youtube and facebook's partnership programs don't); • During my test time, emotes were not something that bring subscribers to my channel; • Twitch keeps 50% of my subscription, which is higher than any other streaming platform; • Kills my possibility of growing in other platforms, finding more patrons and monetizing youtube; • Payment threshold until U$100; • Preroll ads keep people away from my twitch channel; With that being said, please be comprehensive and support me on patreon or send tips on my streamlabs instead.

I sometimes switch between my main and laptop setup due to traveling and a lot of other circumstances. My laptop does not support having a stream and a vtuber model at the same time, and I want to stream anyway. Thanks for understanding.

I've been always drawing and always taking it seriously as well. I drew cartoons/ western style as a kid and started drawing anime 15 years ago. About being self taught, the answer is yes and no. I took manga style classes at the age of 12, but they weren't enough to develop skill. Recently, I got classes and mentorship by a professional artist and started studying the fundamentals seriously.

My current software is Clip Studio Paint EX. My current equipments are: Desktop Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10400F CPU @ 2.90GHz 2.90 GHz 16GB Huion GT 220-V2 Travel setup: Dell Inspiron 5482 2-in-1 with interactive pen; XP-PEN 16.5 pro

My commissions are always open. Please check my commissions tab.

Start by drawing both by copying from the best manga artists and from imagination. Don't prioritize one over the other; Prioritize shonen manga artists to reference, since shonen manga has more budget and gets more attention from editors in Japan; Learn from professionals always; Don't miss your gesture studies and ALWAYS make sure you're drawing dynamic poses; Always use reference for the things you're trying to draw; Make studies, not just finished illustrations; If you don't have good digital material, start by drawing on paper. Draw as much as you can on paper until you become good, then switch to digital. Some of the materials I recommend: Sycra, Swatches, Marco Bucci, LucidPixul, Ethan Becker, Marc Brunet, Aaron Blaise, Bobby Chiu, Bam Animation, Naoki Saito Illustration channel(Youtube); Manga materials (twitter); Croquis Cafe (Vimeo); Sketching manga style (series of books); Mogoon's coloso courses

I'll probably add this as a patreon reward, once I have one. Stay tuned.

My average time on each illustration (half and full body) is: Sketch: 50 minutes; Client's approval: not under my control; Lineart: 50 minutes; Base colors: 20 min; Coloring (full color): 5-7 hours.