Welcome to my website!

I am Holland, I make art. I have a website, where you can look at my art and see little pieces of my world in the form of blog-type posts. The navigation at the top of each page will take you around the site. I hope you find something interesting, weird, silly, disturbing, or sexy.

Note that some recent changes are that the social media links/icons have changed. This is because I am withdrawing my involvement with large social media platforms to the greatest extent possible, primarily Meta products (Facebook, Instagram). As of late 2024 I am no longer anywhere except Mastodon and Flickr. I find the business practices of all the major social media companies to be unacceptable on a personal and professional level and I can no longer bring myself to continue using several platforms that exploit me and other users so relentlessly, especially considering they are so brazen and open about doing so. I have stopped my use of Patreon for similar reasons. (See the blog.)

Exciting News: New Atom Feed!!

There is now an RSS (Atom) feed for the gallery!! I'm so psyched. The blog section has RSS/Atom built in since it's not my own software (nearly all blogs and news websites have an RSS feed by the way, even if they don't always know about it themselves) but for the rest of the website I needed to manage my own Atom feed. Well, the moment has finally come.

To follow the Atom feed, you only need an RSS reader. Most browsers have extensions for this, and you can also install one on your device (I prefer Akregator on my desktop, and Feeder on mobile). Then to add my feed you just type my website into the add field and you can choose which feeds to follow. Maybe you don't care about the blog and just want the art. Maybe you want art updates, but not for the Rated-R section. Maybe you only want R-rated content, I don't know your life. With RSS readers you can choose.

Note that clicking on the RSS links will download the Atom file instead of subscribing you to anything. You can however also open this file after installing a reader, and it will open the feed in the reader.

In any case, I hope RSS makes more of a comeback as people become disillusioned with the increasingly enshittified social media circuit as it's a great way to keep tabs on content you want to see without having to make new accounts at millions of sites. Just open up your favorite RSS reader and start popping websites you like into it and see what you can subscribe to, you will be surprised how many things you can keep updated on just by doing this.