cremep0ps

When you've drawn fetish art for as long as I have, you occasionally find yourself asking questions like "is this really what I want to be remembered for?" and "is this really what I want to keep doing as a creator forever?" I've dismissed these questions for a long time because I figured at some point I'd just stop altogether and fade into obscurity. Once I found something to actually do with my life, I'd move on. My creations would live on as a few peoples' entertainment and nothing more. But recently, my thoughts on that have changed. A lot. I found myself crushing on Loona recently and as a result it got me into finding out more about the show she's from, and subsequently its creator. The creator of Helluva Boss is a furry herself, and she has not only been able to express her character designs and personalities through something actually meaningful, but has built a massive community around them as well. She chased a dream and achieved exactly what she wanted, in just seven

Since more and more accounts, particularly those that do inflation/expansion art are having to put up with someone mass-reporting their art, I want to provide some tips for people who've been affected that will hopefully help the situation. Submit a ticket to DeviantArt Support here, and let them know you're being harassed. Be polite and explain the situation as best as you can, and if possible provide links proving the characters in your removed art either don't have a canon age or are over 18. Admittedly I haven't had a very good experience with site support recently, but hopefully they'll be more willing to actually do something if more of us contact them to let them know we're being harassed. Make sure you post your art to other websites as well! Itaku is one of my preferred sites to keep my art backed up on, but places like Newgrounds, Pixiv and even Twitter are also good alternatives. That way, even if your stuff gets removed here it'll still be available somewhere else. Make