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He looked mighty good in this one scene…even tho he was getting his tea clocked by Crozier.

Some quick James Fitzjames portraits, my favorite Franklin Expedition pookie

I've been a big nerd for the Franklin Expedition and so I recently watched AMC's 'The Terror'...

Here's a tiny drawing of that sweet scene shared between Fitzjames and Crozier.

A short animated scene of two of my French Revolution OCs interacting: Charles Latour and Alexandre Beaumarchais, both deputies. This scene takes place in Alexandre’s drawing room, in Paris. I truly love giving life to my characters through these short animations.

I’ve worked on every step of the scene: rough character animation to the color, the backgrounds, the compositing and some of the sound effects… Also, wink wink, the text on the paper is the first letter that Saint-Just wrote to Robespierre…

First post of 2026! Robespierre and Saint-Just, toasting to the new year ✨

The date is written in the Republican calendar: Nivôse is the period between the 21st of December and the 19th of January, 2026 is the Republican year 234, and years were usually written in Roman numerals back then.

Frankenstein’s creature…🥀

I had to wait about a week after watching Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein to finally draw the creature because every time I saw him I felt like I was going to explode…that’s how much this movie had an impact on me 🤧

I studied Mary Shelley’s novel in college so it has a special place in my heart…I love love love Jacob Elordi’s creature…he is tragically and hauntingly beautiful.

Elianore and Delphin (two of my characters) are childhood friends, set in the 1390s in France.

Delphin taught his friend how to become a knight. One day, the student surpassed the mentor, and Elianore became a formidable fighter. In this scene, she is helping Delphin up after beating him in a game of jousting.