E-Smaniotto

So, apparently this happened. A continuous push-and-pull, the one between me and social media. But this time's different. Because if drawing and illustrating truly are a part of me, then giving them a proper relevance is the right thing to do, without spamming and shitposting in between. A small corner of the web just for sharing what I do. Nothing less, nothing more. I needed a different portal, an extension of my gallery and my work (if I'll ever be so lucky to call it that way). An extension that will grow larger with time and that I am slowly planning. At least for what concerns the “where” - for the “when”, w

I'm a person who finds difficult not to take many things lightly so don't alarm yourselves - what is going to follow here is nothing serious, polemic, rude or who knows what else, despite the tone and the almost correct verbal tenses. Repeat, almost. But social networks allow us to share things. And for once in a while, I wanted to share something myself. Nothing much, but I wanted to, even just to be proven wrong. I'll tell you a little story that happened just before last Christmas. Last December, a user on DeviantArt, an online community for artists of all kind, wrote me a curious comment: apparently a toy company seems to have taken in