New Year Notice (Life is shit)

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Apologies again, but I need to share something with you...

You might be wondering why I haven't drawn anything since August last year. Here's the reason: One of my colleagues had a motorcycle accident, suffered a brain injury, and needed surgery. Including recovery time, it took about three months.

During that time, we had to take turns working overtime, and the amount of work overtime increased significantly. This stress led me to burn out, and I barely drew anything or accepted commissions.

By the end of the year, the situation started to improve. That colleague returned to work, and I finally had enough free time to take on commissions.

But, of course, misfortune struck again—what a way to welcome the new year.

Another colleague of mine had been experiencing swollen lymph nodes since late last year. This January, test results confirmed that he has cancer. Yes, cancer.

He’s now taking a month-long leave for chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Once again, we have to take turns doing overtime.

I’m not a doctor, but I’m fairly certain this won’t end in one round. There will likely be a second, third, or even fourth round.

As a result, I may have to cancel taking commissions, even though I had just assured 1-2 clients that I could start their projects.

You might be thinking, “Seriously, again?” Yes, it sounds unbelievable, but it happened just a few days into the new year.

For those of you who have contacted me for commissions, I’m offering two options:

- You can continue with your commission. I will work on it, but progress will be very slow, which you may find unacceptable.

- You can wait until the situation improves. You may reserve a spot, and I’ll notify you via Discord when I’m ready.

If you feel you can’t wait and decide to cancel, I completely understand and respect your decision. Thank you.