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ICYMI Full season 1 premiere episode on the Weird Kids’ YouTube.

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Announcement: Full season 1 episodes from 2025 will be uploaded weekly to the Weird Kids’ YouTube channel, starting tomorrow. It’ll continue every Tuesday until the season 1 finale.

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! Please admire my favourite lesbians!

Critical Role via Twitter: Hey Critters!

As a quick note, our usual 9AM PT rebroadcast will be postponed this Friday, January 30th, so that everyone at Critical Role has the option to participate in the Nationwide General Strike in response to the ongoing brutality seen across our country, but especially in Minneapolis.

Rebroadcasts will resume on Saturday, January 31st at 9AM PT.

There are many ways to make a difference, from calling your local representatives, supporting your community and local aid organizations, and checking in on friends and neighbors, to taking part in peaceful demonstrations. No act of care, big or small, is without meaning.

Orphan Maker.

Waiting for her to come back from the war, meanwhile I remembered I drew some headshots of Yasha in 2022 that I never posted and had started to redraw a few months ago, so I went and finished those up.

I can't WAIT to see what the animated series is up to with her, and I think I may have an inkling ...

Commissions - Summer Discount

From now until September 1st, 2025 I offer my "Sketch", "Flat Color" and "Color & Shading" commissions at a 30% discount.

It's been a little rough recently, and I just had a very expensive vet bill on top of that (nothing serious, just expensive). And since it's summer vacation, I'm currently short of one of my sources of income (I offer kids a weekly art course at a school). So I'm offering my commissions at a 30% discount until September.

If you'd like to commission me, you can fill out the form here

or you can find my contact (and further commission info) on khalliys.com

Madame President Ashley Johnson discusses charities Critters and the Critical Role Foundation continually support, as well as their newest nonprofit charity NCWIT.

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