the celestite cave

I made a new blogpost: 1 year on hrt you can read it here:

I think I'm gonna go back into using my old Killer Bean artstyle from 2025 because it looks visually nice & clean to me, especially for my future artworks where I want to express my ideas in visual neatly and consistently without always changing artstyles... unless I want to capture a specific mood.

Also! Just an info that I decided for KBIZ to be a Visual Narrative (picture + text) instead of a full comic, though for now I still want to make KBIZ concept characters and stories for y'all to see :]

That's it, stay tuned for my next Killer Bean content!! I promise I'll feed y'all soon~

Hey, we're both completely broke after both going through repeated on-and-off psychotic breaks, manic episodes and panic attacks for the last two weeks. Our caseworkers tried to have both of us committed to a psych unit. They deemed we weren't in "any immediate danger of hurting ourselves," so they decided they wouldn't take us in and just kept us for observation for a few hours and sent us home to fend for ourselves alone.

We've been home since Monday and are still recovering from everything we've been through the last few weeks, but we really need some help picking up our meds and getting groceries for meal prep for the rest of the month. The last couple of weeks have been so awful and we really just need time to heal and we're incredibly grateful for any help we can get.

my p*ypal

jennyanydots' post-ball reflection tea party going great this year

timeloop

whodunit

musical

beach trip

random genre change (especially if it's to a noir detective thing)

one where they get randomly meta and fourth wall breaky but then never acknowledge it again

My name is Abdullah Salem, I am 27 years old, married, and a father of two daughters, Iman and Masa. My wife, Sarah, is currently seven months pregnant. Before the war, I worked as a driver and lived a simple but stable life. Everything changed when my car was destroyed, I lost my job, and our home was completely destroyed.

Today, we live in a tent under very difficult conditions, struggling with food shortages, lack of clean water, and rising prices. I am doing my best to provide for my family and protect my children from hunger. We have also lost several family members during the war, and every day is a struggle to survive.

If you are able to support or share my campaign, any contribution—no matter how small—can help us secure food, water, and basic necessities. Thank you for taking the time to read our story and for giving us hope.

Psycho sick scientist reviving engines at 3a.m on the top of the mountains? Hell yeah.