About Me
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About The Webmaster

  • Name: Marie
  • Pronouns: they/them
  • Age: 25+
  • Birthday: May 22
  • Signs: Gemini ☉ Virgo ☾ ↑
  • Email: slushiecafe@proton.me

Hi there, its nice to meet ya! Please call me Marie. I'm a digital artist, toy collector, and this site's webmaster from the midwest, USA. And, if you can't tell already, I'm queer and neurodivergent as hell.

I struggle to describe myself, so here are some traits my friends came up with: big sister energy, aloof, dork, optimistic, crybaby, nerd, and shy. I think I'm funny too, but they'd never admit it.

My hobbies are drawing, animation, reading, animanga, toy collecting, fashion, music, and nature. I enjoy learning about paleonology, myth/cryptozoology, and aliens/speculative-biology, aka what I like to call "what was, isn't, and might be". I indulge in most of my interests in a creative or educational way, I'm most happy if I'm making or learning something new.

I have a large collection of fashion dolls, plushies, blind box bjds, horse figures, and anime figures. My absolute favorites are Monster High, My Little Pony g3, and Hatsune Miku figures. I'm in the process of cataloguing them all on my /collections page!

Likes

  • fruit and veggies
  • oversized shirts
  • low poly/pixel graphics

Dislikes

  • cringe culture
  • social media
  • car dependency

My Favorites

Favorite Characters

Fuuko Ibuki
Twilight Sparkle
Amethyst
Marina
Nadeshiko Kagamihara
Konata Izumi
Misty Brightdawn
Toralei Stripe

Favorite TV Shows, Movies, and Games

Clannad
Because This Is My First Life
Steven Universe
Dungeon Meshi
Yuru Camp
The Dark Crystal
Flight of the Navigator
Nimona
The Neverending Story
The Last Unicorn
Minecraft
Stardew Valley
Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword

Miscellaneous Favorites

About the Website
Marie drinking coffee pixel.

This website is a little-bit-of-everything site that is webmastered by yours truely. It is my home on the internet, a place I wanted to code from scratch to share my own creations, thoughts, hobbies, and silly pointless webpages. I try to code with basic accessibility in mind. This website is also mobile friendly and stylistically inconsistent, sticking to one single aesthetic or "brand" stresses me out.

Why make a personal site? First of all, social media's issues continue to get worse. To name a few: hostility towards creatives, censorship of marginalized users, right-wing/conspiracy pipelines, data, advertising, and privacy issues, and algorithmically encouraged harassment and misinfomation.

I'm old enough to remember when the internet wasn't centeralized in a handful of mega platforms and was instead spread across who knows how many forums, personal sites, smaller blogging platforms, etc. I think we've lost a lot of connection, expression, and nuance and replaced them with souless algorithms. I think algorithmic complacency is a real problem, and corporations cannot be trusted to guide who and what we see online.

In the year since I made this website and changed how I use the internet, I've been a lot more creative and aware of how much time I spend online. I'm more likely to take people in good faith and at the same time better at spotting patterns of toxicity and deceit. I'm less likely to doomscroll and instead find productive ways to help. I find more stuff I'm interested in and rarely see advertisements, AI slop, and shit-stirers. I look forward to logging on because I get to see real people share their art, writing, hobbies, and talk to them about it aka what the internet should be for.

Frequently Asked Questions