Dartrivity

I'm sick and tired of the sheer amount of tomfoolery that goes on during the job search, from the fake job postings to the blatant disrespect towards job applicants, as shown mostly through ghosting.

Since I was in school not too long ago, telling people that I'm still looking for a job when they ask about it isn't too bad, since usually you just get the default response of "Oh congratulations on graduating!

I, and many other artists I know, have probably hundreds of drawings hidden in sketchbooks that won't have anyone else's eyes on them, because all of that work that you haven't shown anyone else still contributes to your craft.

Right now I want to learn how to live in the moment when I've spent most of my life planning for the future.

I've realized that getting settled in a routine where I'm seeing the same people and the same places each day, prioritizing feeling comfortable over having new experiences, tends to cause a couple of different outcomes.

After moving out of college I decided to give my childhood bedroom a pretty big makeover, and there's something about planning out how I want my space to look that just fills me with so much excitement.

Sometimes I'll be scrolling through LinkedIn (a terrible mistake) and find a post mentioning an open position for a game artist or some other job title... only for them to basically be asking for free labor.

I've been keeping up with Kane Pixel's work for a little while now, so watching the Backrooms movie earlier today felt incredibly surreal.

Hello and happy pride month!

It's been just under a month since I graduated college, and it's been an odd feeling to say the least.