#thefool

Hello again wanted to drop some other old art well not too old but during the books release I was only able to get the red one of course it must've been a lucky duck on my shoulder for I found the golden one as well besides the point let me drop some things about this human bill.

One for the record I'd like to say Bill managed to slip through the pages in the book he made and is now flourishing in another world or well timeline just like ours but slightly...different he's come in the form of a man who walks with a skip in step yet as a specialty to his weirdness his arms are much like accordion they stretch to a whim he makes small deals as to keep himself safe and low for the one is watching. But his scars are bare to remind him of his ongoing anger to return to those who did him wrong but as of now he is just here to come and go like the cryptids we seek in the dark.

"But wonder so far and you may lose your teeth and sight for the man with one eye who wonders in the night-"

幸せなねこようびを🐾

「猫タロットカード『愚者』🐈🃏」

Have a happy caturday🐾

Cosy fantasy, second chances, and sentient houseplants with attitude.

Pre-Reading Thoughts

I was drawn to this one for the “what happens after the end” vibe — that moment when the dark overlord is gone, and everyone has to figure out how to live in the aftermath. I was curious to see how Violet, a reformed villain, would navigate both her own past and a world that might not fully trust her.

Post-Reading

As I thought…

Violet’s journey is charming and heartfelt. Krempholtz balances the cosy fantasy elements with real stakes: PTSD, trauma, and the messy aftermath of a life in service to evil. The flower shop, sentient houseplant, and small-town magic all give this a whimsical and warm tone that’s impossible to resist.

It surprised me by…

How well the romance and personal growth wove together with the community-building and plant-saving plot. Violet isn’t just trying to fix herself—she’s trying to fix her corner of the world, and the stakes feel both intimate and meaningful. The way secrets from her past gradually surface keeps the tension just right without overshadowing the overall cosy mood.

MUSIC PAIRING

🎵 Featured Song: “Bloom” by The Paper Kites — soft, hopeful, with an undercurrent of something wild.

🎶 Vibe Album: Folklore by Taylor Swift — gentle, introspective, layered with stories.

🎧 Artist Recommendation: Feist — whimsical and warm, yet with bite.

VIBE CHECK

Colour Palette: mossy greens, soft lilacs, and the occasional punch of crimson.

Soundtrack: chiming bells and soft wind through leaves.

Season: early spring — new growth and second chances.

Mood: tender mischief.

Scent: fresh soil and lavender.

TAROT PULL

From the Witch’s Cat Tarot: The Fool — playful, courageous, and stepping into the unknown with a mix of curiosity and caution. Violet embodies this energy perfectly as she rebuilds her life and learns to trust both herself and others.

For fans of:

Book: The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune — cosy, heartwarming fantasy with high stakes.

TV/Film: Good Omens (for its mix of humour, magic, and quirky heart)

Disclaimer

Happy "inmarcesible" day!!! 🌻🌻

Always them!💖

PS: inmarcesible= unfading

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or my prints on my SHOP