About the Site

I began to build this site in November 2023 when I finally admitted to myself that I was bad at social media.

I’d still post occasionally, of course – where else would I find the fandom? - but I’ve never been good at actively engaging with folks on the internet. I also wanted somewhere I could show my art, all together, in one place.

Plus, let’s be honest, I was getting tired of the increasing sameness of the internet. I had heard of Neocities years back and remembered the joy of creating a Geocities site once upon a time.

Update Log

April 10, 2024: Shrines for Saïx and Xemnas added to Silliness.

April 8, 2024: Pages now properly sorted into folders instead of a single level.

March 29, 2024: Gallery and KH Fanart now divided by year, guestbook iframe now part of Links. Other minor fixes.

March 27, 2024: Shuffled homepage layout, small updates throughout site.

March 16, 2024: New image in Gallery.

February 17(+19), 2024: finally finished the KH20th February illustration. (+new sketch in Gallery)

January 29, 2024: new sketch in KH Fanart, took out menu dropdowns and added landing page for Writing (coming...eventually).

January 12(+13), 2024: added landing pages for the dropdown parts of the navigation bar. (+completed December illustration!)

January 5(+8), 2024: overhauled KH20th Project. Each month now has its own page. (+new sketch in KH Gallery)

December 15, 2023: refined alt attributes, merged Update Log page into new About the Site page.

December 8, 2023: updated/added Animal Crossing and Kingdom Hearts Silliness pages, added Guestbook.

December 4, 2023: added alternate text to all Art thumbnails, added select Inktober pieces to Gallery.

December 1, 2023: full launch of site.

November 29, 2023: created Neocities account, uploaded splash page.

late November 2023: a lot of fiddling.

November 17, 2023: began work in Dreamweaver.

November 15, 2023: initial code sketch created in Notepad, began sorting and formatting images for gallery.

November 8, 2023: pen and paper notes/thumbnails. Began reading through W3Schools sections on HTML and CSS, browsing Neocities to figure out what I want for a site.