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!
So as you may have noticed, I've added a few more touch-ups to make my web-space even more lively than before! Besides the website actually looking teal now instead of blue lol, I've added date information to the newest section of my art pages. It's not much, but it makes my art journey from day-to-day even more clear than the alphabetical sorting I had before, which is pretty cool. I've also started progress on making my journals and notices separate pages, even as time-consuming as it has been. As stated before, they have become longer and longer over time, so now they need room for more than one page. Finally, the border is a bit more subtle, with it being darker and thinner than last time, even when it's still present. Not sure why the website looks better that way, though. I guess it's that it and the teal colors make the overall theme much more cohesive, I guess. Overall, my previous design was already a big improvement over the one before that and just needed even more adjustment, but it's a pretty nice change nonetheless.
P.S.: Mailserver's finally up-and-running for real this time, as in I finally got it connected to Thunderbird! Still not finished yet, as I need to figure out why I have a cert issue about it being a different domain, plus it's still fucky when it comes to the SMTP that I really wanted to do on my Fed server. Still, tho, almost there!