I understand the lights above the Arby's

Since it is long overdue for a giveaway, I’m going to be doing a masssive giveaway tomorrow from 5pm EST to 10pm EST, giving away TONS of WTNV things! I am willing to ship anywhere (depending on the weight of the item and the country).

Somethings going in the giveaway:

WTNV buttons

Mistletoe is sentient. Be careful.

I’m not sure what happened here. I was originally going to have Cecil swing down from the mistletoe to kiss Carlos, but this came about instead.

The ponytail is spreading to my Carlos headcanon. Which is funny because I HATE my hair in a ponytail. Anyways…

*Throws at tumblr*

Silence the Radio Host.

Geez, Cecil, be nice to Steve. (My lovely native Steve headcanon will always be my only Steve headcanon.)

Happy Birthday find-me-on-broadway! Ok, so actually, it was on Monday, but I digress.

He had a face at some point in this drawing. I colored it badly. I colored it all badly. The metallic markers are there to distract you from how bad it is.

But I saved it in the end, that’s all that matters!

I’m sorry, did someone already do this? 

Sorry little Earl, I’m in a mood to be mean to characters. Heh. 

Intern Dana’s Odd Text Messages

I wonder what is going on with Intern Dana? What is going on with Night Vale in general?! It’s making my brain hurt.

Different design of Intern Dana c: I drew this in my sketchbook first, but I much prefer the digital. Sorry for the long pause, I was stuck in an art block and I don’t like posting sketches on my Tumblr.

Cassettes

WTNV Tarot

VII - THE CHARIOT: HIRAM MCDANIELS

"A symbol of war, victory, conquest, self-assertion and command. The image of mastering, controlling, and leading two opposing forces is prevalent.”

Picking the rather dynamic Hiram McDaniels for this card was an easy choice, even before the first episode in which we heard his voice and motives.  He’s canonically described as having intensity and raw power, fitting for The Chariot. Funnily enough, Hiram also somewhat fits the Reverse Chariot as well; Cecil proclaims that it is racist to assume that Hiram would have differing opinions because of his many heads and thus would be unfit in political positions, but from what we’ve heard of him, his different heads are rather… capricious.

"Sure, critics will say, “Oh! But Cecil! What if his five heads don’t agree on something? What if one’s like, ‘Yeah, let’s build this school!’ But another’s like, ‘No more schools!’  And the others are drunk or sleepy or something?  How can we agree to elect five heads that can’t agree with themselves?”  - Cecil Palmer, Ep. 12, “The Candidate”