VaiJu
jefter art
jefter art

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new stage, THANK YOU!

I'm coming here this month to thank you all for supporting my Patreon. The artwork for the giveaway has been sent and is now in the United States, and I'm excited for it to reach its owner. Every month, I'll be doing a new giveaway. This message is to express my gratitude.

I have some overdue commissions—artwork that I never finished even though they were paid for. I'm not proud of this. It happened because I received payments in advance and ended up using that money to pay bills. More bills kept appearing, and it became an organizational problem. With new bills to pay, I needed more money, so I created more artwork for auction.

But now, with Patreon, it's different. In this first month, I received payment from Patreon and decided to finish all the overdue commissions!

I'm in the happiest phase of my life. I'm learning a lot about art, and many people are noticing how much my work has improved. I'm thrilled to have so much support for my work. It's a phase where I'm starting to think about buying a house or a car for myself with the money from my art. I still use a bicycle and live with my parents, and I got 32 years old .

Learning about art in a Latin country, where English isn't the primary language and education is poor, is a big challenge. Learning alone, learning by myself, is truly dedicating a lifetime to something I love. No one told me what to study or what to do. I've been figuring it out on my own, learning everything independently, and I'm proud of that.

I'm happy because now I can say that at this phase of my life, I can truly live solely from my art. That's amazing! I now have plans for a studio with my name where I'll help local artists with their artwork. I also plan to offer signed prints, exclusive prints numbered #1 only for Patreon members. Many ideas are coming to mind, but first, I'll finish all the artwork that I had trouble completing in the past.

Comments

You're doing great, man! Keep up the great work!

AlphaKC


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