Maypop the Dragon
llama-dragon
AuDHD
20 years old
artist
filthy casual
programmersilly thing
todo: about
llama-dragon
AuDHD
20 years old
artist
filthy casual
programmersilly thing
todo: about
Sorry about the lack of updates. I've been incessantly rewriting the site again. Complex HTML can get stressful just to glance at, let alone maintain. I've tried to find a style that looks good, doesn't hurt my eyes, and doesn't make me panic. At some point, I might try a static site generator or even try to make my own. Someone has probably made the exact kind of static site generator I envision before, though, so I should see what already exists first. I don't know much about web development aside from vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. (Well, it's no wonder I'm mentally ill then. Haha. Haha. Haha.)
Anyway, I wish you a belated hopeful new year! There's a lot to worry about for 2020: Season 6, but when I feel hopeless, I find it helps to explicitly remember what there is to celebrate and look forward to. Here are some of mine:
Deltarune Chapters 3 and 4 are supposed to release some time this year. Undertale and Deltarune helped me through hard times and shaped me as a person and I anticipate finally playing the next part of this game and discovering what brainrot the fandom comes up with during the next hiatus.
Several more Mickey Mouse shorts are in the public domain in the USA, featuring aspects people were cautious to portray last year, like Mickey's iconic voice and appearance. At least in theory, this is somewhat of a win for creative freedom, though I hope people will go beyond novelty cameos and cliché horror films.
That's not the only notable classic IP entering the public domain this year, though—just something I thought wasn't getting enough attention. There are others such as Tin-Tin, Tarzan, and Popeye, too. I think that this video provides a pretty good overview. He also sings in it which is an even bigger plus than the flag of Finland.
I can hug my dogs, and maybe I'll even find a huggable human, too.
I swear I'll add pages, as sure as 2026 is the year of the Linux desktop!
