Road work ahead

there's nothing more powerful than a teenage friend group ☝️☝️

Fantasy High sophomore year art, because it's my favorite. The Gukgak family are the most important characters of all time to me!

sneaking in one more before pride month ends ... this goblin is simply so important to me

House party!!

[ID: a digital drawing of sklonda, pok and riz gukgak from fantasy high. sklonda is sitting in an armchair and holding newborn riz, her head angled slightly back and leaned up against pok's. pok is leaning over the back of the armchair, face pressed half against sklonda's and half against her hair. he's hugging sklonda, one hand at the nape of her neck and the other leaned against riz's little head. riz is holding pok's index finger with his tiny claw as he sleeps. everyone's eyes are closed and pok and sklonda are smiling. End ID]

He's just stuck dw abt it

they tried to rebrand as The Criminals but riz is literally the city council's treasurer and also turns out people in their late 20s don't really name their friend groups. so now they're The Intrepid Heroes

Moordrid fam photo

the bad kid boys !!

summer of junior year 06/11

[ID: a digital drawing of sklonda and pok gukgak from d20 fantasy high. they're lying on their bed and their faces are close together. sklonda is looking down at pok, expression smug and soft, hands propping her up on either side of pok's head, and is blushing a little as she says, pushover. pok is looking up at her with an enamoured expression and blushing, one hand on her ribs, as he replies, yes, ma'am. End ID]

(dont look at me btw im trying to get back into posting stuff nd everything is overwhelming so tumblr it is ! )

Update: Do you see her?

Just finished Fantasy High, junior year, and I love it. As a former overachieving nerd (now burnt out former gifted kid), I love Riz Gukgak. I just wanted to draw him like a cute anime schoolkid running late with a piece of toast in his mouth.

To me gorgug is a transmasc who was desperately just trying to pass in the first season, wore baggy clothes, chose barbarian cause it seemed masculine (OR he started T and is struggling to control newfound anger, because no I am not afraid to project onto fictional characters) then started to come into his own, got comfortable with a version of masculinity that wasn’t destructive - just the opposite: in junior year he’s crafting and fixing things for his friends, handyman style. He gets more comfortable, and wears things he likes instead of what would look inconspicuous. Ty for coming to my Ted Chej talk.

small lad big city doodles