comet is drawing...

wip redraws of an old piece (twice). 2026 -> 2023

@silly-witch @broccoli-bug

originally this was a concept to be printed out, either onto canvas or as big posters. maybe one day i'll get to it.

having fun with the creature and his gorgeous huge demon gf/bestie/coworker that's way out of his league (2025)

'YOU are transphobic.' - i made a zine inspired by the absolute seething rage i feel whenever people around me are casually (and sometimes unknowingly) transphobic. it's been happening a lot lately. so i did my interdisciplinary elective unit on it!

i also actually printed it a while back. i'd love to distribute them sometime, put them in random hidden places, just for fun.

i wanna redo this one. make them look more slimy and less confident. i'll get around to it sometime.

??? what's his deal? who tf is this bozo

he loves bugs and being offputting. if he wasn't busy being a minion for his supervillain dad, he'd probably be an entomologist or something. love him

not much to say about this one she slays. i gotta draw her more. absolutely adore her

inspired very slightly by the king in yellow. i gotta reference it more with his design.

i do personally think it was one of the best exhibitions i'd ever been to. it was accessible as can be, and it made me feel very seen. i could write an essay about it (in fact i did!), but i think it really spoke to me because, as someone who's trans and chronically ill, it was nice to both be comfortable and see other artists like myself have their work displayed with love on every surface. there was this weird dichotomy though, of coming out of the exhibition and seeing how inaccessible the rest of the museum was. there was beautiful art everywhere, but it was no longer personal and felt very far-away and hard to see. the melancholy of that particular part of the experience is what i tried to communicate here. i also just drew venus as a trans woman because. why not. lol

8:30pm; off to work.