Hello, my name is Milk Chi, but please refer to me as just "Chi." I've been a small artist for decades. I'm a Mexican queer woman living in the US, who enjoys writing and baking as my side hobbies. I like gaming too, but it's probably the hobby I least indulge in. I graduated from university and got my Bachelor's in Studio Arts (mixed media field with a focus in drawing and painting), and I one day hope to go back to school and further my education (getting both a Master's and a teaching certification). Until then, I work as a full time barista at a local coffee place in my hometown.

I post art every once in a blue moon, so my art accounts on social media are usually a bit dead (being a chronically depressed, anxious, and overworked adult tends to do that, sadly), but I do want to get a little better about sharing my work. I was already doing this on Tumblr, but with news that the site might finally go under, I decided now might be a good time to set up a website for myself. (Yes, I did this on a whim at midnight like any sane person would) And no, I didn't fully realize what I was getting myself into.

**Special shoutout to sadgrl, whose template is what I used to set up this site. (To anyone who wants to build a website for themselves, I'll include the resources I used in my FAQ page!)

Anywho, I largely focus on fanart although I do some personal art. I've never posted any of it before, but I'd like to start posting it here! My main area of art is mixed media physical pieces, which means I can work with pretty much any material I can get my hands on. But, I will admit that I've been doing more and more digital art in recent years. Partially, because of convenience (saves time, money, and space for me, which is great for my broke college graduate ass) and because I genuinely wanted to learn how to do digital art.