Wyngro

I've come to a very emotional decision to shut Wyngro down. I started Wyngro as a passion project because I wanted to see this concept exist and I had ideas that I wanted to put into place. It was the encouragement, excitement and support of the people following this project that kept me going for so long. Like most artists, I have a lot of anxieties and diagnosis type shit that prevented me from working long hours at a regular job (I was basically dirt poor making minimum wage). In 2017, I was humbled and floored that I could make a living and actually save money for the first time in my life by doing what I loved. It was tireless work. I never stopped. From the moment I woke up to the time I went to sleep, for 7 years, I was working on Wyngro. But it was worth it, because I was making something that was helping artists to grow and learn, while being able to support myself and fund future projects to make Wyngro even better. It was a dream. I am not a perfect person. I don't