My art, SanSan and other Musings

my original digital art inspired by Sansa Stark and the song Jenny of Oldstones.

https://youtu.be/QiuiFLd0ERg

The reactions to my SanSan dolls has been amazing! I had a few people ask me whether or not I’d be able to make a pattern for purchase so you could all have a go at it. Sadly I don"t know how to make patterns as everything I make is done through trial and error.

But since this mini Sandor is quite easy I thought I’d try and do a little photo tutorial for everybody to try if you wanted to. 

This will be long so I’m putting it under a cut.

Backgrounds? *puts on sunglasses* I don't know her.

Backstory

I am still exploring the best ways for distributing ASOFAF. Originially, I pusblished it like any other podcast, therefore distributing it via all major podcast players. When I returned after my hiatus, this method did not sit well with me. As fanfic writers and consumers, we all know what it is like to be bullied for our hobby, and I feared with such wide and potentially random accessibility, hostile parties would be directed to our Heroes and Singers. A Song of Fan and Fiction was removed from all podcast platforms and, to start getting episodes and stories out, I began releasing the project through my Patreon page.

How To Listen

Since then, I have migrated the public release of episodes to Buzzsprout for a few reasons. Primarily, I chose Buzzsprout because the cost of hosting there is minimal and it does not automatically distribute episodes to listening platforms (i.e. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, et cetera). Otherwise, Buzzsprout affords me the same options that drew me to Patreon, without the assumption of a paywall.

So, visit the Buzzsprout website to listen! It's really that easy! Or, use this RSS feed link to add ASOFAF to your podcast player of choice so that new episodes automatically get distributed when they are published. (Use this Buzzsprout Help link for info on adding the RSS link to your player.)

How To Support

Patreon has not gone away. However, please be assured, I will never charge anyone to listen to ASOFAF. And because of this, I am using my personal patreon. I have set up an ASOFAF tier that listeners can subscribe to. Why? Well, there are hard costs (website, software, licensing of music, etc.) and soft costs (primarily, my time) of producing and publishing a podfic. I don't forsee ever making money off of ASOFAF, as it is just a passion project, but I hope someday to have help covering tangible costs.