worried kids cant sleep at night

Sleepless Dreamer and the Ghosts that Linger, a zine I made earlier in the year as part of 2 different zine projects. two for the price of one, i really scammed it, huh?

said goodbye to 2017 with this one

7 in this series on male body positivity

i drew this pic of my friend while he was performing and i was very intoxicated so i was writing down words that came in my head, none of them were his lyrics though just... nonsense: Nothing's ever sharp enough I won't be here I won't be here Everyone is falling back No one is listening Everyone will hear yough Think hard and you'll find the stop sign Keep your head on it's a good idea Throw up make a wish and then -----

100% edgy drawing about being #ultrahorny

I'm posting this around on various accounts because it's an important issue and in the past half a year especially I've seen it being brought up in social media communities as well as real life communities. I've also had my own experiences with it and I think it should be said. I drew this a little while ago as a response to "always believe the victim" rhetoric. It is incredibly important that any abuse allegations be taken 100% seriously 100% of the time. But taking them seriously does not mean we accept them as ultimate truth without looking farther. If the idea that "any abuse claim that is made will be taken as fact" is promoted throughout our communities, that gives people with bad blood too much power to immediately eliminate those they don't want around. In my lifetime I've seen many false accusations taken at face value, and although every situation is different we as a community cannot give anyone the idea that they hold the power to destroy someone /that/ easily. I have seen abusers do it to their victims to isolate them even further. I've seen it done to people who were rejected or scorned by another as revenge. I've seen it done out of blind jealousy for another's success. I've seen it done again and again because people are too afraid to say anything against it for fear of being an apologist. Abuse in communities is an issue. It's an issue we must take extremely seriously and it is one we do need to make sure won't turn our safe places into predatory venues. But guilty before innocent is not the correct course of action. Do not jump to conclusions. Do not take anything at face value. Do not let someone be demonized before you have the full story. Delicacy and tact must be used, you don't want to tell a potential victim to their face you don't believe them. And you can still believe somone’s side while understanding there are more views to things. But you yourself privately must collect all/as much data as you can before the verdict is drawn. It is too dangerous to participate in a community otherwise. I'm sorry to all the victims, survivors, and those who felt they could not speak out for fear of not being believed. You have a right to tell your stories, to call out your abusers, to make sure they don't harm again. Your claims have to be taken seriously. But if in the effort to make abuse victims feel validated, we give the same power to abusers themselves, then there is an absolute flaw in our system and it must be addressed.

-drawing in the dark

(introduction of my new signature)

more soft men, im continuing this series for a bit (click for high res)

a lil idle animation.

commission of hitomi from nurse hitomi’s monster infirmary. i tried out a new style of soft-shading in this one so it looks a lil different on different monitors :o)

commissioned logo for https://www.facebook.com/KnifeManpresents/