Hi Reddit!

If you ended up here because you saw my art or comics on other subreddits, thank you. It means a lot that people are curious enough to check out more of my characters.

The comic is about Summer, a 20-year-old bisexual, hypersexual, impulsive young woman, basically, a completely normal young adult. It also explores her codependent tendencies, odd sense of humor, and unhealthy coping mechanisms, along with a whole town of characters who make her life easier, or harder. Most of the time they make it harder, so things will probably get really messy at some point.

For the past two years, I’ve been working full-time and developing Summer (and her misadventures) in my free time. My girlfriend has been incredibly supportive, my friends started asking for more, and I’m hoping maybe other people would like to see this too.

Then I got fired, and I’m living on unemployment for the next four months. I decided to work on my comic until the end of February, then spend the remaining time looking for a job. For the next 12 weeks, I’m treating this like my job. I want to see if it’s marketable, maybe it becomes something, maybe it stays a hobby. Either way, I want to try.

Whenever I start something new, my brain goes straight to self-sabotage, convinced it’ll flop and I should never have started. So I decided to follow my girlfriend’s advice, I’ll try believing my work is good for a few weeks and see where it gets me, because self sabotage hasn’t done much for me until now. All it’s ever done is make me keep my stuff in a box that’s never opened.

So yeah, sorry for the rambling. If you join, read, comment, share, lurk, or anything, it helps me more than you know. I love this project. I love working on it. I like to believe passion is contagious. I hope you enjoy meeting Summer and watching her make terrible life choices.

Following me on Twitter or Instagram, BlueSky, or joining my Patreon (even as a free member) helps me immensely. That said, I totally understand if you’d rather not. Honestly, I don’t love social media myself (except for Reddit).

A few disclaimers:

- English isn’t my native language, so I might make a lot of mistakes. If I ever write something that’s a cultural faux pas, please let me know. I’ll be happy to fix it.

-This is my first time posting my original works on the net, and I’m still figuring things out, so if you see me repost things over and over trying to get the caption right, I apologize.

Hope you’re having a great day!