gurl those yellow nails slay

確かに。Maybe the introverts in english-speaking communities are actually more extroverted than japanese introverts. In any case I do think the same, that being positive and just enjoy creating for the sake of creating is the way to have more fun.

I'm currently living in Japan! In Miyagi-ken! It really is and I appreciate and value that Japanese temperament but like every single other cultural aspect of every other culture in the world, it has its pros and cons I think. Latin american candidness also has its good and bad consequences.

I think I can understand the reason why that concept exists here. At least thinking about it given the experiences I've had while living here in Japan. People value a lot not disturbing or inconveniencing other people here so it makes sense that it translates to things like posting fanart, I think.

Yes, I understood that. Don't worry. It is such a strange concept to me that someone would not like for their character to be drawn by other people. I think that is true for most westerners. Cultural differences, isn't it.

なるほど、次回に他に日本人のアーティストのファンアートを描いたら、ポストの前に聞いております。実は日本人アーティストと交流するのことがあまりないですよね。

Yup! I'm pretty sure I've never seen anyone get angry about it in all the years I've been online. It's always seen as an honor to receive fanart.

よかった！

It's very rare for people to get angry. In fact, I think I've never seen anyone get angry for receiving sudden fanart.

No need to thank I just like big hats

わぁぁ！英語！ありがとう！香枝ちゃんはマジで描きやすかった、楽しいデザイン！

THANK UT!

wishing you a prompt recovery!

OCtober never ends in this channel

million scribbles that are lying around in my canvas

There was. It's called blueswan