For whatever reason, I find it so difficult to wrap my head around the presentation of my work on a professional level. It's not really a case of me not understanding what it is that I'm capable of, or how to categorise the work I've made so far, it's more so the struggle of displaying it in a cohesive, comprehensible manner, but in a way where it would not kill the personality or integrity behind the work.  I've poured so much time and energy into figuring out what I want the base of my branding to look, and my art style has evolved quite a bit alongside this development. So, on paper, it shouldn't be that difficult to put the two together and have an effective portfolio website that I could share and represent myself with, however, for some strange reason, that's just not the case. Over the course of the past 3 years or so, I've been on a journey to get my website up and running, and, for the most part, I'm very satisfied with the stage of developm...

I've come to realise that I've been really terrible with upkeeping a consistent social media presence these past couple of years, almost to an extent where I believe that it might just not be for me. I adore the prospect of sharing anything and everything online, but the scene has evolved so much that it feels borderline impossible to find motivation to stick around on platforms that are mainstream nowadays. So much so that I've resorted to independent blogging again, something I haven't done properly since I started high school (emphasis on the word properly). I started this blog during my studies back in 2020; we were encouraged to do so ahead of starting the course, and I used it as a means to get back into blogging. However, the approach I took was so overly serious and sort of uncanny that I at one point had to scrap everything and start over.  These posts read very much like a poor attempt at a script for a short YouTube video; they all had an intro, an outro, dir...