I’m continuing to work on my comic project.
I can’t wait to start working on the pages.
Lady knights and their trophies for MoCCA fest
We had to illustrate a blind date in sequential class and what better than a first meeting between a princess and her gender fluid knight?
Illustration by Dal Sang, artist from Seoul, Korea.
39/52 | The Fairy Tale Warns, But I Don’t Listen, on Flickr. (via jared-tyler)
Some more dwarf ladies. Cause dwarf ladies are super cool.
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So what happens if two people who have promised their firstborn to separate witches have a child together? Do they both just pop up in the nursery and have a custody battle?
I need a book about a little girl whose parents had promised their firstborn to different witches and the only way that both ends of the deal were fulfilled was for them to have joint custody of the child.
And then the witches, forced to share a cottage while raising their joint stolen child, fall in love…
#more witch-centric lesbian fairytale rom-coms #….a sentence I never thought I’d type
cold-never-bothered-me-anyways:
Arabian Little Red Riding Hood with a red hijab
A Japanese Snow White with her coveted pale skin and shiny black hair
Mexican Cinderella with colorful Mexican glass blown slippers
Greek Beauty and the Beast where Beast is a minotaur
Culture-bent fairy tales that keep key canonical characteristics
my partner tried to call me a sweetheart the other day but he misspelled it and I read it as “sweetbeard” and then I decided that this is what dwarf couples call each other
so, naturally, here are two dwarves on a date
born from dark water || a mix for queens in battle [listen]
Imaginative and sometimes surreal editorial and conceptual works in natural media, with thinly inked lines.
Mythology: Valkyrie [Norse mythology]
The Valkyries carried out the will of Odin in determining the victors in battle and of course the war. As each Valkyrie performed differing tasks according to Odin’s instruction, it was their prime duty to ride into the battlefield and choose the fallen heroes of the field. To be chosen by a Valkyrie and carried off on her white steed to Valhalla was considered an honor to the dying Viking warrior, for Valkyries only chose the bravest of the slain, gathering souls found deserving of an afterlife. They traveled far-and-wide searching for the dead in battlefields, oceans and seas for mortal men worthy of the grand hall. However, if the Viking warriors are deemed unworthy by the Valkyries, the goddess Hel in a cheerless underground world received them after their death. [x]