Lynxfang's Art and Tales

I don't think most of the songs on my "therian playlist" are going to be all that relatable to most other therians ... not without an explanation at least! So how about I explain how I find my "therian" music and maybe you'll be able to find songs YOU relate to too! (With a few examples from my own collection, just in case you DO relate to them.)

There just so happens to be a good few wolf songs listed below for any wolf therians reading.

It DOES have a sign. It turns on when it detects something too tall for the bridge. It even flashes. And the traffic lights will go red to get people to stop when it detects an over height vehicle so they read the signs. (note this lovely example where the lights are red, because the truck thought it was better than the lights)

Verdict

Girl math is doing mental math calculus that boggles your friends.

Girl dinner is making elaborate meals because you like to.

Pink jobs are working at NASA and shit, being an entrepreneur, enjoying the job you have, and following your dreams.

Girl logic? That's just logic, baby.

I saw pill bugs on here a few weeks ago and really wanted to make my own! The pattern is a bit rough but I hope it works (I tried to get it perfect for like a week before calling it good enough).

Just print out (or copy from a screen) the first page and cut out the pattern pieces. Hopefully the pictures on page two will help but if not I will do my best to answer any questions!

Hope you enjoy and make your own lil isopod friend!

a short comic i made for a class about lycanthropy, chronic pain, and escapism

image descriptions: First page. A cover page containing an illustration of a person making a shadow puppet of a wolf with their hand. The person is mirrored horizontally against a snarling wolf. Wolfsbane surrounds both of them, petals scattering lightly. Title reads, “The Venn Diagram Between Lycanthropy and Chronic Pain.” To the left and right of the illustration is “Crip Asterisk.” At the bottom of the page reads, “Keegan Thoranin, steadfastpetrel.”

Second page. A werewolf transforms, a hand peels from human to wolf, an old television mirrors an Asian person with short messy hair. Text reads, “cracking bones, peeling skin, I watched my TV transform into a mirror.”

Third page. A panel shows a figure huddled under blankets, annoyed they’re in pain. Text reads, “On days my body forces me to hibernate, I imagine, under my blankets, my pain transforms me too.” Below, the figure is revealed to have transformed into a werewolf, and they wake up confused. Pills scatter on the page.