I’m actually really proud of the colors and the main drawing, the lost media of my old smc drawings have NOTHING on this >u> I’m okay with the other ones but AHH look at the main one I really really like it. Sooooo uh hi sorry for not posting a lot ^_^” anyways

Cropped version!!:

If my eyes run, then RED!!! AUGHHHHH RED RED RED!!

She done drew this

edit: I forgot one, she drew another:

Percy gets a floo call from his brother and is instantly concerned. First because his brother's rarely bother to reach out to him for anything, and second because George shouldn't have access to a floo at all considering he's still in school. He's not sure what he'd prefer - if he'd snuck into a teacher's room or if he'd just bribed Rosmerta like everyone does.

He means to ask, but as soon as he accepts the call and his brother's head is floating in the fireplace, he says, "Does your girlfriend having a soulmark bother you?"

"She's not my girlfriend," he says automatically, realizes that knowing exactly who George is talking about is probably too telling, and scowls. Having Tonks with him had made chaperoning the Yule Ball marginally less terrible, but it had also meant his brother's becoming privy to that aspect of his work life. Or personal life. He's not really sure at this point, the two are rather starting to blur. "Why?"

George rolls his eyes. "If she wasn't your girlfriend, you wouldn't put up with her saying she was." That's not true. Probably. Talking to any of his younger siblings is always such a trial. "Is that why you're trying to pretend she isn't your girlfriend? Because she has a soulmark?"

He hasn't discussed his love life - or lack thereof - with George ever, and he's disinclined to start now, but he wouldn't go to all this trouble to ask if it wasn't important to him. "Tonks having a soulmate is inconsequential. She and Cedric aren't involved and they don't plan to be."

"If she hadn't met Cedric yet, would that matter?" he asks.

Percy understands the conversation they're having. "If someone isn't interested in you because you have a soulmark, they're probably not worth it."

Instead of being reassured, George scowls and snaps, "I don't need relationship advice from you!"

That might be hurtful if it wasn't so blatantly incorrect. Still, "Well, I have a girlfriend and you don't, so."

George narrows his eyes in a way that Percy knows he'd be flipping him off if he had hands.

"It wouldn't matter to me if she hadn't met her soulmark yet," he says, taking mercy on him. "If I didn't trust her enough to know her own wants and her own mind, I wouldn't be interested in her at all."

There's a moment where George's face settles into contemplative seriousness, then it's gone, his little brother grinning as he asks, "So you're admitting you're interested in her?"