This is untitled :P

i do drawing streams and stuff over at my twitch vods are posted to my YouTube :]

I also play stardew valley there sometimes and I love talking to chat!

Of course, it is still incorrect, so how about I fix the error!

"There's a gimmick blog right behind me…"

Should be:

the "milkman" is a common figure in stories depicting a woman's infidelity and adulterous affair.

this implies that the ability to provide milk would both decrease the likelihood of a man abandoning his wife and children, as it would eliminate the need for leaving to get milk AND would secure that man's marriage, as his wife would have no need to seek milk from an extraneous source.

therefore, all men should produce milk, through various means such as:

- being a cow

- being an almond

- being a woman

- being a coconut

- being in the omegaverse

- being an oat

(list is exemplary and not finite)

Listen to your heart, no matter what it says.

Painting practice idk, couldnt decide if I wanted the Lamb to smile or frown. Patreon has speedpaint ~

*rubs grimy little hands together* TROD AU spoilers below

So back in 2023 I was floating the idea of how those two would share the Red Crown, both in a logical stand-point and how exactly the characters would come to that state because lets face it, there's no possible way Narinder OR Lamb would be willing to give up the entity of the Red Crown's power given the context of the situation, and that neither one of them had communicate to each other's intentions in the AU (mainly Narinder cause godly pride and he's got the social skills of a doorknob)

But I got to thinking, keep in mind this is before any of the updates for relics came out. What is the one thing you rip out from bishops when you kill all of them? The Heart.

Who is the One antagonist in the game, the main secret antagonist, and god, who's heart you DON'T rip out when you defeat/kill them?

The One Who Waits. Narinder. He's the only one who's heart you don't rip out when you kill him

SO. What if this pattern continued. What if, for some reason, his heart did get ripped out?

That got me brainstorming as to the 'how and why' and eventually spiraled into the whole Somehow and someway, Narinder's heart was ripped out during the final battle, 'given' to the Lamb, and survived through (detail I cannot reveal yet) and now the Red Crown is shared between the two of them because of this horrible, horrible decision.

(For spoiler reasons I cannot tell you how exactly it got to that point in the final battle. The Lamb and Narinder have amnesia for a reason.)

I really, really started falling in love with the idea that this transplant happened, not only because of the symbolism and romantic theme of it and all, but it gave me like a pretty solid explanation as to how the crown is shared.

Gonna use this as an excuse to post old doodles. I started a comic with the Red Crown starting dialogue around it a bit a year or so but I don't know if I ever posted it, I ended up getting distracted and dropping it before I got to anything decent-

OLD ART WARNING. It's so old it was made in Paint Tool Sai, apologies

When they're waiting to board the boat and the crowd is all listening in on Murderbot telling the humans its going back to help the militia hold off the corporates

The crowd all parting to let it through and Mb thinks it must be its angry face and not the fact that everyone just heard its going off to protect them

When passengers spot it in the water and work together to pull it aboard