is that anime can you draw me why are they naked

A ceasefire is not enough. LAND BACK has always meant for Palestine too.

I get to do cool things at my day job. Episode Peyak (one!) premieres Aug 12, 2022 Cree & D is a narrative podcast that uses the format of Dungeons and Dragons gameplay but reimagined as a Cree-based and focused campaign written by siblings Jessica and Ben Johns. This campaign follows the story of three cuzzins, Auntie Vera, Auntie Darlene and Auntie Mac as they search for Kokum Cardinal’s stolen staff and work to preserve the peace in the realm of Ministik. Cree & D is produced by These Ones (formerly known as Together Apart) and supported by grunt gallery on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. We record on Treaty 1 at FAVA studios. Art by Abbey Riddle. Music by Matthew Cardinal. Voices by Ben and Jessica, with Emily Riddle and Matt Ward.

i’m alive and this plant is undeadable

abandoned train tunnel on highway 16

LAND BACK (version 2), ink and digital colour, 2021

The Halluci Nation, Stay (ft. Antoine, Tom Power, Chippewa Travellers) Wot fucking business does Halluci Nation have making my art look so good?

but wot is it well heck i'm working on it

a piece of a little somethin’ somethin’ i’m working on

video by: Combo Bravo and breathe.ent paint by: cedareve art by yours truly ;)

I was asked to do an illustration for an article in Capilano Courier regarding the cancellation of the CBC Trickster series following the whole...fucking thing with Michelle Latimer. Show some love for Auntie Eden and check out the book series if you haven’t already. There are few authors I get as excited for as I do with Eden, and the Trickster series hits especially close to home. Eden has announced that future author royalties for the series will be donated to the Haisla Language Authority. Image Description in next post.

i read Blue Wraith a while ago and am pretty medium on (the flashback where Fenris was blonde and white was like... excusez-moi, s'il vous plaît? explain) but was also glad that Gideon Emery crawled out of the woodwork to provide this exquisite narration of one of the panels. Image Description in next post.

[Image Description: A portrait of mothman, facing the viewer and slightly turned to the left. He is portrayed as a humanoid creature with large, fluffy antennae and two glowing red eyes. He has no mouth and his body is covered in soft fur. You cannot see his wings. One arm rests across his torso, and the other is bent up towards his face with five red hearts drawn coming from his fingertips]

Digital design for Defund the Police poster produced for a fundraiser in conjunction with the Land Back exhibition at Open Space (on the unceded territories of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations). The poster is printed by The Riso Collective and available through the Open Space’s online store, alongside designs by Chandra Melting-Tallow, Lacie Burning and Nicole Neidhardt. Each poster is $25 with proceeds going towards each artists chosen cause. Proceeds from my design go towards the Unist’ot’en Camp on Wet’suwet’en territory. [Image Description: A portrait style poster with a mask-like face as it's focal point. The face has one eye and a mouth with pointed teeth that look like they've been set with rivets. Underneath the one eye is a distorted formline u shapes that cover one cheek. On the forehead is a circle shape, off-centre. The face in wrinkled. Framing the face are two panels attached by hinges to each side of the face. On each panel are hands held in a open palmed gesture. Behind these you can see two masses of hair folded over and tied. In the forefront of the image is another set of hands, held close together in open palms and framing the words Defund the Police in a stylized text with northwest coast formline designs.]

[ID: two figures stand on a beach in front of a red sea, facing away from the viewer. out in the water you can see an island covered with dead trees and two mountain ridges further out, similarly barren. there are clouds streaked across a blue sky that fades to red on the horizon. the two figures are walking towards the water, one reaching back and the other poised to take their hand. the taller of the two figures is wearing purple jeans with a blue tucked in long sleeved shirt. they’re wearing a backpack in the shape of a cylindrical glass capsule, and it contains a fern frond suspended within. under one arm they are holding a metal container and they are wearing a visor that covers the front of their face. tattoos can be see peeking out of their sleeves and going up the back of their neck. the shorter figure is angled with the front of their sweater facing us showing a floral design. they are wearing jeans. their face is looking away, towards the water. a floral tattoo covers their throat and they are wearing large disc shaped beaded earrings. In their hand they hold a small circular device that is projecting the image of two trees and a moon]

another of the 6fanart thingies I never posted. Fish Eye from Sailor Moon. [Image Description: a ink drawing with digital colour of the Sailor Moon character Fish Eye. He is depicted waist-up with one hand resting on his hip against a pink background. His other arm is raised up, hand curled in front of his face as he looks off to something out of frame. He has light blue hair that’s tied back with one long strand loose in the front and brown skin and green hands with a scale pattern on them and pointed orange nails. He is wearing a puffy blue jumpsuit with a pink fish pattern where the zipper is. On his pointed ears, he was wearing black circular earrings with tassels and on his face are two triangular markings and a dark jewel on his forehead.]