#heyhelloitsmilo

[heyhelloitsmilo]

gripping this long haired fuck that's plaguing my mind

i didnt draw this with the ingame thing i ported a screenshot to krita

[millepuelle]

fuck you gets inspired by your art

Milo…………………..

MILO

I’m shaking in my class right now

what if I hung this image above my bed so I can see it every morning and night.

I’m having a pretty bad week but this made me so happy I’m so touched (ó﹏ò｡)

[frostnova321]

me n @heyhelloitsmilo as sonic characters bc why not <333 (i am biting the bars of my enclosure) ((sonic 3 movie cannot come out fast enough))

[cronusamporaofficial]

good morning o7

lmao it is 11 o'clock at night,

[heyhelloitsmilo]

hey so i heard you like a date with death...

grim iphone wallpaper version!

grim ipad wallpaper version!

now for free+!! enjoy <3

note: remember to turn off auto-extend so it works properly >w0

[heyhelloitsmilo]

NEW (old??) ARTSTATION SCAM!!!

TLDR; i have a hunch that ai is being used to scam artists who have artstation accounts. this isn't new, but i figure that other people should probably know as well!!!

full story under the cut:

okay so recently i was going thru my emails and i saw an email from someone pictured below

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i went through a series of back and forths, even asking my buddies for advice on if it was a scam. (the following email text is in alt text too)

please note in the third image: i provided 3 (three) ways for "Amanda" to pay, Venmo, Paypal, and Zelle (as a last resort.) she agrees to pay with PayPal in the following image.

this is the email i sent, since she'd agreed to pay, showing my full hand here. (some information redacted for my own sake)

now, you might be thinking: this sounds kinda legit! no major spelling errors, she's not asking to wire transfer or anything, no nothing!

but thats where they get you.

i have a hunch that whoever/whatever was attempting to scam me was using a generative AI to use my emails to make a response that sounds "real". what you might not have noticed is that "Amanda"'s email address contains "04". Okay, fine. people get married young but 21 seems a little much. ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING, this is supposedly her 10th year anniversary. ruh roh. 11 year old marriage. yikeys.

anyways, she sends me two emails the next morning (second email a completely different email thread???) with completely contradictory information.

these last ones have the hallmarks of "scam email."

1. payment "not going through", or "something suspicious". vague errors made to make you choose something easier to scam you with like through checks or wire transfer

2. offering to overpay, and looking for another way to contact you that isn't email. (and also her asking AGAIN for an RSVP card that i would've already been designing. another point for forgetful ai)

please please please do not fall for this. i know that times are tough, and many of us just need a little extra money but i need you to know that these are fake.

especially if you're mainly a fantasy artist! if you get a commission inquiry out of nowhere, asking for just an image of their dog, family, or even a wedding invite (no matter how willing you are to do it), do not take it.

lemme get off my soapbox here for now, please try and share this if you see it so others can too!

[heyhelloitsmilo]

i am simple

SORRY ABOUT NOT POSTING IVE BEEN DEPRESSED

[heyhelloitsmilo]

im so normal