I'm probably going to be on hiatus until further notice. Why's that? Because I've been focusing on what the American pop music charts would've looked like have it started as soon as the recorded pop music industry began in the turn of the 20th Century (particularly the 1890s and 1900s, which, for the most part, have incomplete "year-end" hit lists). I also have thoughts on not only disqualifying song repeats from previous years from my version of the U.S. year-end lists, but I also intend on disqualifying spoken scenes, monologues and recitations from my lists, as well, particularly in the1890s and early 20th Century, because I don't think they are real music items that don't technically belong on the pop charts.

So that's why I've been inactive these days. The Hot 100 year-end lists have to start somewhere and for each part of decade, it's all or nothing.

Anyway, like I said, I'll be taking a break from art stuff to focus on the American music charts.

In the meantime, feel free to say drawing suggestions for me that I might do sometime (no OCs, though). You may also suggest what you would like to see more from me, diapered or not.