Jul 3, 2016
I think I'll be taking a break from this blog for a while. My new and active one is @xylophil but I don't post LoK there.
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I think I'll be taking a break from this blog for a while. My new and active one is @xylophil but I don't post LoK there.
ugh
literally hundreds of people are reblogging my stupid "airbender shaming" doodle i did in like 5 minutes and literally none of them are even looking through my other artworks for LoK i've actually put time and effort into but have like 10 notes.. thanks..
ayy
in continuation to the ask i got; feel free to message me about anything!! i try to respond to as many as i can, and i don’t get that many anyway.
(p.s can also help to be the person who listens to you if you’re depressed/stressed out/sad/etc or just have something on your mind you’d wish to share)
ignore this
no one sends me any messages here anymore and yet i have growing follower numbers and have opened artrequests for the stuff i blog but i guess i’m too boring of a person to be bothered about//
psa
If you are anti-feminist, unfollow me. Stay away from my blog.
Seriously.
If your argument why you “hate” Korrasami is that it’s “poorly developed”, then that’s fine, believe in that. But if you compare it to Makorra (as in you think it’s more “developed”), I’m sorry, but that’s just complete irony.
korrasami/lok blogs
are there any active ones i could follow? i'm following almost all popular ones, so leave me some suggestions!
I wish I had the option to remove the “like” option from some of my posts. Mainly just on my own art posts.
“Likes” are nice, but I get very few reblogs to a handful of “likes”.
To me it just makes it look like my art isn’t good enough for you to reblog, but you want to make sure I know that you saw it on your dashboard. Which makes me feel like shit. That’s why I tend to either reblog and spread an artist’s name on my blog for those who follow me, or not do anything if I don’t find the art rebloggable. It’s like a taunt for me to just “like”.
So please. If you’re not going to spread my unpopular art around anyway, don’t bother making me feel like crap by just “liking” it. Thanks.