Wacom recently asked me to talk about why I make queer comics, and given there are multiple bills right now floating around in congress that are effectively "we will kill your livelihood if we get a sniff of queer" I had some pretty strong, simply feelings to relay.

[ID: A one page digital comic with two panels featuring Virgil and Roman from Sanders Sides. The background behind the panels is dark purple with many even darker spirals drawn on it. The panels' corners are slightly cut off and the main background color is a grayish red. The panels have a harsh white shadow.

In this comic, Virgil is wearing a long violet t-shirt, black leggings and fluffy dark purple socks. Roman is wearing a white t-shirt with red sleeves as well as gray sweatpants. His skin is covered in some scars and he's wearing a golden earring.

The first panel shows a close up of Virgil lying on top of Roman with the side of his face resting on Roman's stomach. He is holding Roman tightly. He is blushing with his eyes closed and an angry expression. Roman is smiling, running his fingers through Virgil hair with one hand, his other hand resting on Virgil's arm. A black speech bubble with purple text next to Virgil reads "God, you're so clingy.", in which the word "God" is underlined.

The second panel shows a wide view of the same scenario as in the first panel. Virgil and Roman are lying on a middle sized bed with red sheets and a pushed back blanket at the end of the bed. The bed frame is white and there are red curtains handing from above as well as fairy lights on the wall. There are four pillows, each in a different shade of red, yellow or purple; the yellow pillow has a red crown drawn on it. Virgil is shown lying on Roman, still holding him tight, with his legs curled up and Roman's left leg in between his. Roman let go of Virgil, slightly raising his hands as if complaining. He is looking down on Virgil angrily with another speech bubble with red text next to him reading "You came into my bed??", in which the words "you" and "my" are in cursive and surrounded by emphasizing lines. /End ID.]

i could not resist drawing these two cuties for much longer........ ahhhh i love them so much 🥺

based on this text post by @aplethoraofquotes

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Like, look at them together

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• Tumblr People™ trying to prove they’re not racists by explaining why and how these alphabets don’t look similar at all even if they don’t understand shit of it; • People with historical and linguistic knowledge arguing that while korean is indeed a different looking alphabet, China and Japan have a history of borrowed symbols and trade enough that some of it’s alphabets are indeed similar to an untrained eye - after all, not everyone has the same education and access to information to know how to differentiate it, aaaannd, best of all:

june has been busier than I expected, but I still wanted to post something soooooo doodles from my sketchbook it is then !! and yes 80% of it just ships.........

+ a digital doodle because yeah

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