Howdy all,
Next week I will be traveling and unable to access internet.
I’ve scheduled everything to post automatically here on Exiern.com and in Patreon while I am away, but certain things like Comment Approvals may be delayed. Hopefully everything runs smoothly.
I’ll check in on everything when I am back!
Thanks for reading,
Scott
Just in case you’ve missed them up to now, there’s new voting incentives for Exiern here (NSFW!) and Dark Reflections here (SFW). They will swap with each other on the 23rd of January (so the Exiern one will move to Dark Reflections and vice versa along with which one is safe(r) for work than the other – don’t worry, we’ll tag them) before the Valentine’s Day Sex Drive 2019 images go up on the 14th of February until the end of March (both will definitely be NSFW!).
Anyway, these are a couple of images from the extensive vaults of Exiern history and both commenting to some degree on the perpetual battle with trying to be creative and innovative … and maybe feeling that things aren’t always going as successfully as one might hope as seen through the onetime experiences of Exiern’s creator emeritus Drowemos.
Today is Giving Tuesday. On this global day of giving it takes less than 30 seconds to help defeat the deadliest childhood cancer. Donate now to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, the world’s leading nonprofit dedicated to children and teens with brain tumors (and my wife, Amanda Hicken, works there).
The PBTF’s mission is simple, yet powerful: Care. Cure. Thrive. And your generosity make this possible — providing lifesaving care for families, fueling research to cure childhood brain tumors and helping survivors and families thrive. Use the link below if you are interested in giving!
I am holding back tears as I type this. It is likely that, as you read this, you are already aware that Stan Lee has passed.
I never had the chance to meet Stan Lee (although I was six feet away from him once and could hear him enthusiastically greet a fan on the other side of a curtain), but I can safely say there are few who made so great an impact on my life. I have not processed his passing yet, but only want to say that my thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.
And the rest of us.
I hope he can continue to see all the good and strength his creations have given to the world. I do believe it is a better place thanks to him.
In the end, leaving the world a better place than it was when we entered it is one of the greatest achievements.
My love to all of you feeling this loss,
Scott
