Patiently waiting to be able to post images... ^^;;

Peter is 🤏🏻THIS CLOSE🤏🏻 to having a fistfight with his multiverse counterparts if this **** keeps up.

continuation from the last post: https://beta.inkblot.art/posts/187760

(previously unable to upload due to log-in issues before Inkblot's downtime)
#Earth2510AU #Marvel #MarvelFanonverse #SpiderMan

was recently able to get my Tab A tablet repaired after 5-6 years.

(kinda a bit rusty drawing on it now, though.)
#HenryStickmin #gijinka #fanart #quickart

The more I think about it....
The less I like it, unfortunately.

Even putting aside the weird mobile bug that I mentioned in my previous post, things just feel... Off.

Kind of like this is a social media app template and not an art site anymore; like no actual work was done to go from the ideas of 1.0.

There isn't even a way to browse art in a grid view, which is like... The one main thing I expect from an art-focused platform (if there is, I have not found it, and if I haven't found it... Then that's bad design).

I was excited to see 2.0 being out finally, as someone for whom the site was pretty much unusable for the longest time, and also as someone who participated in the initial funding. I don't want to lost hope, and I know 2.0 was JUST released but... With no communication in the discord, or additional info in the email, it doesn't give me a good feeling.

As of now, I don't think I'll try posting on here again. I'll keep an eye on things still, but from a distance.

Eagerly awaiting more furries showing up on this site =w=

I've been thinking about this for a bit, but many of the design choices that came with this 2.0 update are... baffling, to say the least? The site is actually usable now (it barely worked for me before), but it feels like another Facebook/Twitter clone, rather than an art site. I'll continue to observe how things develop but I'm not sure I'm convinced yet.

I also wanted to test uploading art here but I quite literally can't, I get an error every time.

New Version Number who dis?

I'm lowkey just waiting for *any* deviantArt-like: (Inkblot, Artfol, SheezyArt, Cara) to make artists STOP *ONLY* posting onto general-purpose, timeline-only sites.

It's harder to go through and consume a lot of art on those.

Not used to the Facebook-y UI of Inkblot 2.0, as… I've been a chronic and intentional Facebook avoider all my life, but we'll see.