I have four Whimsical Corgo Calendars available for sale still. $25 each, shipping is free within the US. 11 x 8.5 inch wall calendar with both hand sketches and completed digital pieces of corgi's being odd and whimsical. Comment if you want one!

Okay, if I can get people to sound off if they are interested in buying a corgo sketch calendar from me, I can look to see what discounts I may get for bulk printing. Please email me at cafecorgi.studios@gmail.com if you'd be interested in getting a calendar. I am not asking for payments, just getting a head count for better print negotiating.

After receiving some requests for seeing my corgi sketches in a calendar for sale, I whipped up a little survey for anyone to take. This survey will help me see if there is enough interest to make calendars and what sketches and illustrations are wanted. Just click the link bellow to fill out the Google Drive Survey form I've created!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdclMYLDbCBp0IF4AihTljVZpVWsqrSwPDxkWswWaMOcFbN9A/viewform?usp=sf_link

Pokes muzzle into various dusty places. 

Just a few updates for you all that are still around to enjoy what I draw:

1. I am still alive so far and have managed to avoid COVID with my Screener job at the ER with one month left to survive work.

2. I have been accepted into a local community college to start training as a Liscensed Practicing Nurse (LPN). I'll be going into schooling as a full time student starting in January.

3. I will most likely open up to limited commission slots during down times when schooling isn't hectic, so keep a look out.

4. I lost my eldest brother in October to a massive heart attack over in South Korea and after insurance jerked everyone around for a month, laid him to rest in November.

5. I am surving and dealing with Type 2 Diabetese quite well. 

6. I have a lot of scattered art projects that are slowly getting completed as time allows, hoping to get caught up by sometime in January or February.

Stay safe out there everyone, enjoy life, be responsible and be kind!

So, after six months, a few things have happened.

1. I found that I am really not geared for YCH art. So that attempt fell apart.
2. Diagnosed Type 2 Diabetic.
3. Found full time work as a Hospital Greeter/Temp Taker.

So what this means is, I'll still take normal commission requests and while waiting I'll be adjusting to work schedules, sleep schedules and managing my diabetes. Art may slow down as I get only 1 day off to myself.

My long spell of quietness was due to gearing up for offering my services in the art commission arena for Icons! More services will open up during the year. For now, Icon Commissions are Officially Open!

Terms of Service in the link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_CrcCYN0G86Vt9ZBPRNVkMFwCqMGPPSwLeuEk2u_EXw/edit?usp=sharing

Just had a blast being being interviewed as an artist on a Twitch Channel tonight. Was fun to do and great for networking. Check it out at the Twitch link. Youtube link in a few days when they are done sprucing it up. This is a joy to me as I will be pushing to have things ready to allow people to commission art from me by the end of January (Fingers Crossed)

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/536152538

Managed to come into a large 90+ art book donation to me by some friends that are moving out. They let me take whatever art books I found useful from their mothers art studio as she has passed away. The art books I happily accepted cover everything from painting techniques, lighting, perspective, creativity, references, art displays, anatomy books and a ton more. This has been a tremendous help as I start delving into them to learn things. Has boosted my drive to draw and illustrate at a higher level. Wohoo!

Well, tried a strap for tennis elbow strain. It's not really working. The brace I was wanting, when we measured my fore arm, the largest size brace from the company will not fit my forearm. So, I am just going back to drawing and will just try not to over do things at work and home. Plus hug lots of Ibuprofen. Hope you all will enjoy the art I work on. 

Due to my new job this last month as a prep cook and general helping hand, I've developed tendinitis in right elbow and need to rest my right arm while saving up for a support sports brace. The brace will help alleviate the strain and allow my elbow to heal even when working. For now, it's a case of rest it as much as possible and lots of ibuprofen. Hopefully in a few weeks I'll be back to drawing with new creativity. 

Ciao!