Fal'cie Fancie

001. You got... Lightning! Did you know that strawberries are a type of rose?

002. You got... Snow! Blueberries make for a nice frozen treat when it's hot.

003. You got... my Dad! Green apples are more tart, so this gummi may be a little sour.

004. You got... Hope! Prepare for a sour blast...! There's no added sugar to help. 100% fruit.

005. You got... Vanille! Were you expecting vanilla? Sorry, but these are all fwuit gummies.

006. You got... Fang! Lychees are called "Fruit of Love." They're shaped like hearts, so maybe that's why!

007. You got... Serah! Bubblegum flavor is a combination of different fruits. It counts!

008. You got... me! This is a super special secret mystery flavor that rhymes with doorhinge.

009. You got... Yeul! Each blackberry is actually a bunch of little fruits called druplets.

010. You got... Noel! Have you ever tried Kyoho grapes? They're even sweeter than real candy.

011. You got... Caius! Plums are good for your heart apparently. I bet that's why Caius is so old!

oops so my hand slipped and i made another princess tutu drawing. what can i say i love "dark" fairy tales, and i've been really enjoying the more fine art approach to a lot of my drawings as of late. as my first princess tutu drawing is now 2 years old, there are some areas i've grown to have ... qualms with (particularly the anatomy and the faces)... although both drawings as a whole are pretty much exactly what i envisioned, and that's always satisfying!

both of these were drawn in roughly a week's time, for con crunch period (and i went back to this drawing after the con to touch up some areas that were a bit rough). i wanted a different approach to this new pt drawing, with the focus on the line work, rather than on colours and lighting in the 2022 drawing. this was both to continue the style i adopted in my witch hat atelier "lantern bearers" drawing (which i promise i'll post soon as soon as all of the zine artists get their go-ahead to post their pieces!), and to emulate the art nouveau movement's heavy emphasis on line work, albeit not a 1:1 style replication of course.