Links
Other places to find me
Twitter - Almost exclusively artwork, sometimes replies to other artists. Very slow, very few personal posts.
Tumblr - Artwork kept in its own tag, making it one of the best places to browse my body of work. My tumblr as a whole has a lot of inane ramblings and dumb jokes and cat videos. Checking in on my art tag now and then without actively following me there is fine!
Furaffinity - I can't in good conscience reccomend Furaffinity to minors or the faint of heart. The site is supposed to be 13+, but it is very poorly moderated. That said, if you want to find adult-oriented artwork I've made, and you're 18 or older, this is the place.
Useful stuff
HOW TO PIRATE by Easy USSR - I'd give this one an even milder demographic rating were it not for a singular F-bomb. If you're old enough to freely browse the internet, you're old enough to learn how to torrent, and you should particularly learn how to do it safely! Also included are a bunch of useful links, resources, and general advice.
Adopt -a- Panda by Mab's Land AKA Amber Williams - Did you wonder where those little badges with panda girls came from? Mab's Censorship Pandas are useful and quite cute, but fair warning: The names Mab gave them are pretty offensive. They were going for a "faux-Chinese" thing, since they're pandas... Yeah.
WTF Should I Listen To Right Now? by JulienAM - An imperfect but quick way to find new artists to listen to. My sister showed it to me years and years ago, so it's very nostalgic to me. I like to use it when I have something super specific or obscure stuck in my head.
myShakespeare by Paradigm Education - I love Shakespeare! But I didn't really learn a lot about his work in school. I think for a lot of people he just doesn't "click" in a classroom setting, or we never get that opportunity to begin with. I love this site because its very accessible without watering down the text or making the reader feel like an idiot.
Sadgrl.online by Sadness - I haven't vetted every single link on here, because there are just so many. I feel like I could spend hours and still not run out of things to read. There's a lot of great resources, including a layout builder that I've made use of as I fumble around in html.
Zonelets by Marina Kittaka - Honestly, I was struggling hardcore to make a personal site until I took a good look at Zonelets. It's clean, user-friendly, and the "Hiking Shoes" theme pack just so happened to be the exact aesthetic I wanted.
Song Translations by KaztheKeel - If you like voice synthesizers, robot-y singers like Hatsune Miku and the like, consider checking out JPN to ENG translations by my buddy Kaz.