If I Wasn't Paying Attention To The Road Today I'd Have Some Venison In A Pot And A Rack On My Wall.

people at the grocery store sometimes do a visible double-take about how many vegetables I'm buying. they look at me probably thinking wow she's so healthy! it's ok that she's also buying donuts! she's earned them!

you fools. all the produce is for my pet pig. I'm eating donuts for dinner.

Thank you! He's such a a neat little guy. Im going to draw him later.

I really like Doom teller, #2. But I've never done adopts before. Can you explain it to me?

Sure. Adopts are where someone draws a design/makes an oc and then offers them up to other people. A lot of times people sell adopts but this case, they're free.

When you adopt a character the design is yours and it's your own oc to do whatever you please with.

Nobody's claimed Doomteller so you can have them if you want.

Updated Nyx a bit

Drew the fuckass again. He runs like a bear here. I need to make a run cycle bible for different fun types.

Had an idea for a wof comic from asha's POV for a while now, telling the story about how kestrel joined the talons of piece. Because i honestly always wondered why a character like kestrel would even bother with that, so maybe asha was the reason she did. It would also be fun to explore asha as a character beyond the 'kind motherly type'

Princess Orca of the SeaWings, having grown tired of Mother, Whirlpool, and the stress of being heir to the throne, formulates a plan to escape:

An enchanted mirage, appearing and acting exactly like the real Princess, programmed to challenge Queen Coral for the throne- and make a spectacle out of it. A spell on Coral's narwhal spear, guaranteed to "kill" the Doppelganger in a challenge.

Orca fled and assumed a new, (enchanted?) identity somewhere else. To this day she has no idea how far her clone took its goals, or that her appearance and personality wasn't the only thing the husk of her's got.

#ToucanTuesday:

Art Deco Toucan Bookends by Hippolyte François Moreau (1832-1927), France, 1920s. Bronze sculptures on marble base, H 5.12 in (13 cm) x W 6.3 in (16 cm) x D 3.15 in (8 cm) each.

Whiteout art on a sketchbook cover

Whiteout draws a family portrait.

This will be one of the many types of merch that I will be selling at the mini-festival dedicated to WoF in Moscow. Drawn with pencils and paints (background and shiny starscales).

HEY BROSKI!!! your super duper awesome and cool and I just came here to maybe request some jambu art?!?!?! hehre

Another request 😼 yeah sorry this one is also from like 5 months ago 😭😔