Where The Wild Things Lurk

Holy shit!?!? This is so good

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Based on Eugéne Grasset’s “Jeanne chevauchant au milieu des hommes d’armes” (1894)

Jaskier: *drags body faster*

When you overhear an interesting conversation and want to listen in but don’t want to be noticed

he stays because the money is good and he can play his gameboy in the car.

i fucking love this so much. it’s like having a service animal but instead it’s a guy named steve who owns more cargo shorts than the Gap continuously baffled by why he keeps getting befriended by goths.

Also, like halfway through I realised that Jaskier should have a sweater but then the duck print would not be visible... And I will have You know that I loved this idea of his hideous shirt so much that the file is titled "kaczuszki" (which means "ducklings" in Polish so yeah)

Edit: it's called the brandywine festival, it's on Kickstarter but it's past the minimum threshold already.

Again: I'm horrible at role-playing. But I'm excellent at set dressing.

What other smallish projects are you guys interested in? I could make some more eyebalxes; I have several already in progress. I am trying to make a mold for the two-headed calf, though that may require casts in non-ceramic materials like concrete. I was thinking about making butter bells with hobbit doors on top, just for funsies.

Little Muse Pocket Poems

Staying in a hobbit hole in the woods this week, and let me tell you, it’s so dang cute I may never leave!

I RELASPED

The finished piece - a big snow leopard bowl 🥣❤️

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So now, about 125,000 of the roughly 561,000 Maori people in NZ will be able to effectively describe and discuss autism and so much more in their native language for the benefit of themselves and their loved ones. That is the best thing I’ve heard all day.

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(Sometimes people ask why my little Hobbit comic takes so long to update, and whether I’m dead, etc etc etc. and the answer is: it takes a long time to say anything in old entish, and we never draw anything unless it is worth taking a very long time to draw.  The world of Middle Earth is very important to me, and I love how rich and detailed it is— so I love spending a lot of time painting these backgrounds, and trying to capture the feeling of that world. In an age where people are replacing artists with machines, I still really do believe that there are people who care about seeing art that’s made with care.) 

— The Bookseller