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HELLO PASSERBYS

Interested in c0mmissi0ning an autistic and indigenous artist? Wanna help me repay my d3bt? I am providing my art services to anyone interested for the following prices:

Sketches - ranges from 15 to 25 USD

Chibis - 10 USD

Profile picture - 20 USD

Portrait - 50 USD

Full illustration (includes full body, complex posing, background) - 75 USD

For every additional character, it is an additional 15 USD. Got any additional questions? Feel free to reach out!

Payments must be done in TWO separate transactions(PP only, sorry), once upon completion and approval of sketch and the other to receive your G-drive link with the high quality versions of the images AND a speedpaint! Any touch ups afterwards are free for a month!

Hey everyone, I'm now 13 days away from moving from Florida and moving in with my boyfriend. I have vacation hours but they only cover so much and I'll be looking for a new job as well. If you wanna help out a Native trans guy, I have all of my commission info listed below, with updated art.

Kofi listed below:

Are you two-spirit? Or queer and indigenous? And 18+? We have the discord server for you! Celebrate and share our native cultures and history. This is also a space for people trying to reconnect (respectfully). We're also compiling resources for language learning and cultural research.

The Exploring Motherhood in Arcane (Sakura-con 2026) transcript is now available on Ao3! Thank you for all your support, and a special thanks to my co-panelists @fruchtfleisch-art and @overhaulisms for the collective blood, sweat, and tears. With that, please enjoy our Mother’s Day gift!

Figurative Mothers preview:

“fig. 2. Codependence. Without their parents, this type of emotional reliance is exacerbated into codependence. In this image, we see Vi hugging a stuffed bunny to fall asleep, but Powder holds onto Vi as her comfort object, representing how Vi’s ability to depend on someone is a childhood fiction. Her support for Powder, however, is very much real. In essence, Vi is Powder’s bunny.

This thread continues when she reminisces on their youth, quote: ‘When I was a kid, some guy took my favorite toy and threw it up there. I used to come out here at night and stare at it, hoping maybe the wind or a bird might knock it down.’ (s1e01)

Here, she subconsciously admits to her hyper-independence, where the bunny symbolizes a childhood innocence and dependence on others. As a child, Vi had tried to rely on an external force to bring her bunny back; this is an expectation that she inevitably outgrows. Instead, she passes it on to Powder, facilitating that childhood innocence she worked so hard to preserve in their youth. By giving the bunny to Powder as a parting gift, she is symbolically giving Powder something to depend on in her absence.”