It's been raining all day outside my window and it's cloudy, but the grass hasn't turned green yet, and this weather is so depressing outside... Ptomutcho is literally a sad autumn.

And I decided to talk about such a topic as the death of artists.

How many artists have died in your lifetime that you like, that you read, that you might have talked to and been friends with, or just bought art?

I lost 2 artists, whom I just read like an ordinary ordinary follower and liked each of their new art, even if it wasn't drawn by them.

This is Cetas https://www.furaffinity.net/user/cetas/
He was a great person to talk to.

This is Creature_Unknown https://www.furaffinity.net/user/creatureunknown/
Although I didn't communicate with him, I left a couple of comments praising his work, but I liked watching the events that he did and the pleasant drawing more. I wanted to order art from him, but then I didn't have the money and I didn't know how, I was 22 years old at the time (2022).

The last person I know and whom you know is Dragoneer https://www.furaffinity.net/user/dragoneer/

Founder and former owner of the Furaffinity website. I only talked to him for a few hours in the middle of 2022, when the site was blocked in Russia under the pretext that it would be banned when all user data from the Russian Federation was returned (which he did not do and the site is still officially blocked) And for that, I am grateful to him.

And now I'm more confused that these accounts were bursting with tearful comments about how they would be missed, some even drew fan art, but they would never see or hear it. For me, this serves as an example, and I conclude that it is necessary to give all this praise to artists while they are alive, so that they will be pleased.

So praise those you read, remember those who are no longer with us. Enjoy your short life, because she is alone.