I never really had a set canon for my character, so it's funny that you refer it to the Roomate-verse.
But yeah, sure why not? Leslie is due for a return.

Hey now, that's not fair. I'm the one who is supposed to be begging for money!!

I don't get out too often to go to conventions, i either don't have the time, or the coin. I heard running a booth is pretty expensive, depending on the venue, and not as lucrative as it was in the past. If I wanted to dip my toes into it, I'd probably start at small venue local cons.

Dream artist? A serious answer: Probably Frank Frazetta or Boris Vallejo. I would love to see their takes on Ember and my fantasy characters.
Silly answer: Butch Hartman. I'd like to see how much he would charge to trace my work, poorly.

So far, I don't think I really got a commission for any trans characters. The most I have done in the past was some futanari commissions in the past. Not sure why, maybe people are afraid I would reject them for one reason or another. Maybe ill get one in the future.

Outside of one or two projects I really haven't dabbled into comics. I have some ideas, but I fear that ill fizzle out and lose interest. A fate of many a webcomic.

I have a dual screen set up with my monitor and my tablet. I'm using a Wacom Cintiq16 for all my digital work with a Wacom remote. It works fine for my needs, but I would like a larger format to work on. 24-inch screen or higher is the dream.

Other than the occasional pubic bush and some armpit hair, I'm not the biggest hair aficionado. Tho, definitely check out @Cheesoart on Twitter for all your pubic hair needs.

I started online mostly posting fantasy themed art, like elves and anthro women. I probably started getting into shortstacks probably around the mid 2010s, being inspired by characters like Midna, goblins from warcraft, and yordles from league. It's probably a very typical story among other shortstack fans.