you DO have to like my bug art

I mostly post fanart and bugs, but sometimes I draw my ocs too

after my first attempt at making godpoke's mask back in october went horribly wrong, I finally got around to just. drawing on a regular mask

this one looks way better, and was SO much easier to make

another chapter cover for @themonsterandthechild's manuscript

was it a bad idea to do an entire 5 minute song for my first ever pmv? absolutely. will that stop me? it remains to be seen.

the yellow circle is where you have to stand to wash your hands

extra toilet paper and paper towels are stored in the dog crates

updated my trollsona a bit. they have a name now!

god tier and name explanation below the cut

today marks 10 years since the completion of one of my favorite stories ever! 💕🐘🍄

if you haven't already, give it a read here:

monsters have often been used to represent groups of people that society is afraid of. some stories have sought to re-humanize these groups by using monsters as a stand-in for the disabled, the non-white, the queer, or the otherwise "undesirable". but these stories often fall flat due to the notable absence of the groups they're allegorizing

that isn't a problem in this story. here, monsters are certainly a metaphor for many marginalized experiences, but they aren't a substitute for them. monstrosity exists alongside race, disability, and queerness as yet another dynamic that effects how these characters navigate the world

(also there's a butch werewolf)

this concludes me elevator pitch

you can listen to the first three chapters here:

this came to me in a vision

original audio from Camp Drawing Challenge - The Drawfee Variety Hour