smoke tea and honey

source

I wanted to still stick to the primary colors theme so some of the flag colors aren’t very accurate bc theyre all mixed from the same 3 colors (plus a bit of white)

After a moment, she put the ball of twine back onto its pillow. “Anyways. They tried to arrest the Phonics Wizard, but he had a plan in case something went wrong and he turned it into a plane and flew away.”

they have some flowers to give you (more weird vases)

today's lalah warm ups

make my life easier and purchase this in a separate transaction from other items!!! it's bulky and you'll be charged separate shipping regardless, so it won't save money to purchase things together, it just makes my life harder because I have to manually split the shipment

get da blanket

Was wanting to do a whole batch but I have more important commissions and Patreon stuff to work on right now and I want to catch up on everything before Art Fight.

It's a three-headed monster!

his name is Ikanzame and he's a shark with bad driving etiquette!!

got a little outfit lineup for my drifter

"Annakh is a [a traditional face covering or head covering] from the wedding attire of a Yakut bride in archaic times (before the 17th-18th centuries). The material from which the annakh was sewn depended on the wealth of the bride's parents. In the richest family, ankhs were sewn from sable skin, in a poor one - from lynx, in a poorer one - from beaver, in the poorest one - from mare's rags. There were bedspreads made of rovduga (suede from deer or elk skin) and hair net. The rich had decoratively decorated bedspreads, even the slits were trimmed with beads. Annakh is a kind of amulet of the bride [protecting her from harm] and the evil eye of people from a opposing family. It is also the main attribute in other wedding ceremonies (for example, when meeting the groom's parents, the daughter-in-law's face must be covered with an annakh)." - Saya Yakovleva

Another holiday plate of mine! Based on a 1895 illustration by Walter Crane.

"monster"