Hi, fellow peeps!

I am Lemonheep, a queer nerd who is mainly a hobbyist 2D artist and aspriring system administrator, but often also a home cook and a gamer. I've mostly been doing small projects here and there in my free time, though I hope to get better at things like making comics, 3D art, and webdev in the future.

This web-space by itself is nothing too special. It's a dedicated space for my artworks and other creative works for anyone to browse through (and not just those with a Smigglo/Bidjen account or whatever). However, I feel that more and more of us need to get back into making personal websites. It's honestly the best representation of your online self, where you're free to present you and your creations in any style and layout you want!

Notices!

08.02.2026 - Back on the web grind

So I haven't really been checking on my web-space lately, which was a pretty lazy thing to do. Yeaaaaa, I should get back on that grind, such as with addding new artworks as-per-usual along with fixing a weird cert problem in my email server and getting my RSS up-and-running. There's always room to improve my web services for you readers, after all.

Anyways, I'm planning to see how to convert the numerous daily journals I've been writing (in Markdown formatting) into HTML form. Many programs offer that, but really not well, where readability sucks bad and editing it afterwards is a pain. I could convert them on my own, but that's so much tedious work that sucks, and I wanna write instead. There just has to be someone who makes a good Markdown-to-HTML editor, especially in a world that has become more efficient over time.