#skl stuff

These chibis are my literal first ocs back in 6th grade. First time I ever thought of worldbuilding. Obviously it’s corny and doesn’t have a clear narrative but I had fun drawing girls and giving them sad backstories (and torturing/killing them or their family off for some reason😭)

The notebook where I first drew them was fed to a grill fire💔 (my family didn’t know). But atleast I was able to draw a character sheet for them before (or after??) it got burned.

Anime phase, an artist’s canon event. They were characters for an imaginary show about superpowered girl trio and one of them is a traitor.

Ewww my first sona. I had multiple attempts at drawing a sona before I decided I just don’t feel connected with it genderwise. And lookwise. It just never felt like me in general, period. The one on the right is a humanized version of my old tablet, Erika lmao

My first and only One Piece oc😭 Supposedly Zoro’s sister bc he was my favorite character. I was inspired by this artist in deviantart who made goth girl ocs out of One Piece character’s poses. I don’t remember their username anymore sadly.

I love seeing this on my desk everyday. I bought this at the Christmas bazaar along with the carnation and daisy bouquet (but this is from a different shop).

The vendors were by the sidewalk. The sunflower caught my eye immediately, and before I could ask how much, the girl blurted out “I love your hair, sis!” (I colored my hair recently) and lowered the price for me. I didn’t take the offer though, it was already cheap for a handcraft.

List and context below:

Yellow carnations mean rejection, striped means regret/refusal, and daisies mean innocence and secrecy. It was so perfect for me, the summary of my hopeless and barren romantic life.

It will die probably in 2 days, but I will cherish the message it holds until its last moments alive.