cohost is evaporating at the end of the month and i'm sad about it so i'm trying this website in earnest for the first time since high school.
hi, i'm oscar! i'm a white trans anarchist living on occupied Powhatan land ("richmond, virginia.") i draw, paint, and sew. i love video games, politics, furries, and art.
this is my casual space to share my art, and other things that interest me. you can find more of my work on my website. i'm on twitter and instagram too.
i've got a couple disabilities, and can't see details very clearly. because of that, my art has a lot of texture and mess. i hope you still like it.
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"Oysna is a 'winnower,' tasked with coaxing the reluctant dead from their bodies. He meets Ifris, a young barmaid, whose guardian has recently died..."
WHISTLE AND I WILL COME HOME is a WIP visual novel i'm working on with my husband.
I post process for this project (among others) on my patreon. Patrons can play a ~20 minute test/demo of the game’s first chapter.
i'm writing again on behalf of @mohammedabd12, who is fundraising to survive the genocide on Gaza, and eventually, evacuate with his family. his fundraiser supports himself and the rest of the Hadi family, including his brother Ibraheem, who manages the campaign.
Northern Gaza, where the Hadi family lives, has been particularly brutalized by the occupation. witnesses to this violence routinely describe the situation as the worst since October 7. the eleven people in Mohammed's household simply want to survive the genocide and build towards a brighter future. providing for them is the least that we can do.
the cost of living for Mohammed and Ibraheem's family of eleven is about $100 a day. this price covers the barest essentials - just a mouthful of food and water, enough to survive on. (his brother Ibrahim shared this $100 estimate nearly a month ago; the price has surely risen since then.)
you can find Mohammed on Instagram here (mohammed.abd.elhadi) Ibraheem on Instagram here (ibraheem.hadi.9). Mohammed posts updates on his situation regularly, and Ibraheem occasionally reads some of his own beautiful, original poetry.
if you feel helpless about the genocide, the best possible thing you can do is donate directly to a Palestinian family in need.
please, donate to help their family survive. any amount you can provide, even $5 or $10, would be deeply appreciated.
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(to the theme of tetris) we're workers ants and we crawl and we eat and we fight and we carry and hold that food. we're, workersants and we crawl and we eat and we fight and we carry and hold that food
Two girls enter the service of the Princess of All Blood. One is there to be loved, the other tormented, but strange circumstances have blurred the lines between the two.
first 7 pages of my comic for @shortboxcomicsfair, out october 1st
Campaign updates are written by Oscar & Val, Abdulrahman's fr… Abdelrahman Hajjaj needs your support for Help Abdulrahman and his family eva
Hi! Today I want to introduce you to my husband and I's dear friend, Abdelrahman Hajjaj.
This campaign is verified by the Butterfly Effect Project. Click here, find the "Verified Campaigns" tab, and check line #947.
Abod is 34 years old, and lives in Al Maghazi camp in Gaza. He is raising money to evacuate himself, his wife Aya, his daughter Leen, his parents, and one of his brothers.
Leen was born premature and needs special care. His mother has blood cancer, his father uses a colostomy bag, and his brother is diabetic. Abod is desperate to leave Gaza and build a better life for his family elsewhere.
Abod's life is extremely dangerous. Something I especially want to highlight is the condition of his house. He lives on the top floor of his building, which has no doors and is missing walls. Thin blankets are the only thing separating him and his family from the elements, and the occupation's ammunition.
His daughter Leen just turned one on September 2nd, and she's able to crawl around more every day. What should be an exciting milestone also comes with a lot of dread. Abod has built barriers around the house to try and prevent Leen from crawling where it's most dangerous, but anyone who has young children knows it can be difficult to keep them out of trouble. Parents should not have to worry about their baby falling off the edge of their house, three stories to the ground below. Yet, this is just another everyday terror for Abod and Aya.
Abod and my husband are very close. They talk for hours every single day, sharing their hopes and fears with each other. A couple of weeks ago, gfm flagged Abod's campaign for verification, something you have probably seen happen to a lot of Gazan campaigns (this often leads to them being arbitrarily shut down). My husband assisted Abod with gfm's intense verification process, and thankfully it was successful. His campaign is also finally connected to a friend's bank account so he can receive funds.
Abod's campaign has not received much attention since it was created in June, and donations have been very slow. Abod does not have much hope for his campaign's success. Please help my husband and I prove him wrong.
He has only reached €7,112 of his €30,000 goal
Please share this post, and give generously and consistently to Abod's campaign. Even small donations add up quickly, so please don't hesitate!
I'm mailing mystery prints to anyone in the US who gives at least $10 (or the euro equivalent), and if you donate any amount and send me an email, I'll send you some comic PDFs (more info here).
Thank you for reading. Here is a video of Leen and her grandfather's cat :-)
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today, as i was going through old photos on my phone, i found these pics of my armadillidium nasatum colony when it was really healthy. 💞
these guys crashed hard after i moved into my current apartment. my bedroom is much drier than it was in my last home, and unfortunately, the pods didn't take it well. there were only six survivors of the crash. now their tank is in my wife's office, which has much more stable humidity than our bedroom.
the good news is, as of a few weeks ago, those survivors finally started to repopulate! we'll probably buy a small nasatum colony at some point, to add some more depth to the gene pool. i'm so grateful they're doing well. but i do miss having them on my desk... 🥺
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Campaign updates are written by Oscar & Val, Abdulrahman's fr… Abdelrahman Hajjaj needs your support for Help Abdulrahman and his family eva
Hi! Today I want to introduce you to my husband and I's dear friend, Abdelrahman Hajjaj.
Abod is 34 years old, and lives in Al Maghazi camp in Gaza. He is raising money to evacuate himself, his wife Aya, his daughter Leen, his parents, and one of his brothers.
Leen was born premature and needs special care. His mother has blood cancer, his father uses a colostomy bag, and his brother is diabetic. Abod is desperate to leave Gaza and build a better life for his family elsewhere.
Abod's life is extremely dangerous. Something I especially want to highlight is the condition of his house. He lives on the top floor of his building, which has no doors and is missing walls. Thin blankets are the only thing separating him and his family from the elements, and the occupation's ammunition.
His daughter Leen just turned one on September 2nd, and she's able to crawl around more every day. What should be an exciting milestone also comes with a lot of dread. Abod has built barriers around the house to try and prevent Leen from crawling where it's most dangerous, but anyone who has young children knows it can be difficult to keep them out of trouble. Parents should not have to worry about their baby falling off the edge of their house, three stories to the ground below. Yet, this is just another everyday terror for Abod and Aya.
Abod and my husband are very close. They talk for hours every single day, sharing their hopes and fears with each other. A couple of weeks ago, gfm flagged Abod's campaign for verification, something you have probably seen happen to a lot of Gazan campaigns (this often leads to them being arbitrarily shut down). My husband assisted Abod with gfm's intense verification process, and thankfully it was successful. His campaign is also finally connected to a friend's bank account so he can receive funds.
Abod's campaign has not received much attention since it was created in June, and donations have been very slow. Abod does not have much hope for his campaign's success. Please help my husband and I prove him wrong.
He has only reached €6,447 of his €30,000 goal
Please share this post, and give generously and consistently to Abod's campaign. Even small donations add up quickly, so please don't hesitate!
I'm mailing mystery prints to anyone in the US who gives at least $10 (or the euro equivalent), and if you donate any amount and send me an email, I'll send you some comic PDFs (more info here).
Thank you for reading. Here is a video of Leen and her grandfather's cat :-)
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