Frequently Asked Questions

What does your name mean?
It's a word I use to describe Blue Hour, which I find emotionally significant to me

How can I contact you?
The current method of contacting me is by finding me on SheezyArt. I try to check it as much as I can, but if I'm late, assume Dancing with the Dead is to blame. I'm on that thing constantly. The Dancing with the Dead Itch.io pages also allow comments. As previously stated, I'm shy and I don't join chatrooms unless my fellow night creatures are with me. I'm like a vampire, I prefer to be invited in. The fast-paced nature of this web means I've tried out a lot of websites, and a lot of them don't suit my needs. Thus, that's why I'm here.

What made you create this site?
"I created this website as a personal refuge from modern living." was my initial answer. Now I'm more neutral on the modern internet and nostalgia, as seductive as it is, should only serve as a guideline for one's desires. "I also find this to be a stronghold when I am reminded of the persecution that people like me continue to experience" remains true, though. I also hope it feels comforting for you too, dear reader.

What happened to some of your other projects?
Dancing with the Dead gobbled up my originally-planned Vampire Review blog. I also made a webring at one point, but then I transferred ownership to one of its members and went away to do some other things. I doubt any current readers will recall them, but this bit's been on my FAQ section for years and I feel it's polite of me to keep it here.

Do you do commissions?
I buy plenty from my friend Lutzbug; they're a stunningly good artist with nice turn-around times and a firm respect for you as a client. As for selling art myself? I never have and I never will. As for other artsy things, I love art trades but I'd rather we be friends first. I don't do requests unless they're especially amusing.

I have a question about your webcomic!
Go over to the Dancing with the Dead site to see those questions answered.