Why does it keep hiding relevant replies and showing stuff that makes me angry and want to disagree?

Is this a bug or a feature?

Can also upload a transparent PNG on Telegram using the "as a file" option.

I'm good at recognizing my own mistakes and improving from what I recognize could have been done better.

I crave constructive critique because of this, if someone gives me a critique and advice I appreciate it!

I go between CSP and Pro for my art, I do find Procreate is easier to "just pick up and draw" but lacks some tools that speed things up like "close gap" for fill and auto-select. If they add that it would likely become my primary drawing program!

Remove the label immediately.

A series that inspired Silicone Valley Comic was Interspecies Reviewers and it's based in the same "high fantasy" of most RPGs.

Do you allow adult material? Seeing how you are strictly a comics distribution platform I feel like it would be an easier thing for you to have than places like Gumroad or itch since if it's not a comic it's not allowed.

I mean if you want comic strips my one is kinda a romantic comedy slice of life about a 20-something on the autism spectrum. It's for mature audiences (18+) and the main strip occasionally has spinoff stories about what the characters do for a living. (They make art and porn like their creator.)

Correct brand, they also make dip pen nibs.

Sadly the spoon nib by them has become near impossible to find online, it might not be imported to the US or it could be out of production.

I should really contact the US office of Zebra to see what's up.

You might be able to have the trademark revoked if they register it, it has caused confusion with an IP you have copyrighted.

So there's a company that sells nipple covers by the name Silicone Valley, and they have the name trademarked but under trademark it is a very narrow definition as to what they can claim is infringing.

A spoon nib, made by Zebra the pen company.

It's the nib with the little cartoon exclamation point shaped hole in it everyone draws when drawing a dip pen.

Fudenosuki, looks similar to the Pilot Shunpitsu I like! I prefer the feel of the springy felt tip over bristle since bristle has exactly NO feedback. As for my dip pens I use Speedball B nibs in 0, 1, 3, and 5, a Zebra spoon, and a Tachikawa G. Ink is Pilot Drafting because it cleans easily.

You absolute masochist!

Honestly who am I to talk tho, I use a dip pen for everything along with a few brushes.

As for brush pens which are your favorites? I'm a big fan of the Pilot dual tipped felt brush when I don't feel like dealing with a bottle of ink.