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Happy Pride Everyone!! As a Queer trans man, I'm thankful every day for my wonderful husband and the love and care he has for the trans community. We're in a really tough financial spot after he was let go from his contract 6 months early, just after he experienced a scary hospitalization. I'm hoping someone, anyone may be able to help us. I barely made enough with my single income for rent this month. We have a water deposit/bill and electricity bill due before the end of the month about $450 total that I don't know how we're gonna make. I have meds that I need to get soon $50 total and a $60 doctor appointment tomorrow to look at my burned fingertip/blister because it's still pretty painful.

Gofundme: https://gofund.me/3b1edb8ce Paypal: paypal.me/artgh0st Venmo/Cashapp: ghostologies

Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/artgh0sts Patreon: patreon.com/artgh0sts

I also have open art/writing commissions that I can work on once my finger is better!!! Pay what you can, whatever you want (nsfw/furry/mech, literally anything within my skill level), just provide proof of donation to any of the links I have posted and I'll add you to my list!

Anything you can do to help us or even sharing this post around is greatly appreciated!!!

I can provide Lyft receipts as needed

It's been a long long time since my last private eye/client commission but when I got a chance to get one by @bethfuller I couldn't resist. The idea of this series of commissions is to get two portrait pieces which combined together, like a wraparound cover or two interlocking covers, depict the interior of a private eye's office. The P.I.'s on the left, at his desk, and the client on the right, looking through window blinds. The classic, iconic scene.

So who are the P.I. and the client this time around? For the P.I. Beth was inspired by Fables/The Wolf Among Us's Bigby, and for the client this piece by Brian Stelfreeze I've been obsessed with since I first saw it in Noir Magazine way back in 1995. And as a special treat, Beth agreed to do three different colorings: greyscale, "her" colors (and oh boy, do I love the color schemes she uses in her own art), and "my" neon noir colors (as seen on that poor Brian Stelfreeze piece that deserved better).