The Bells Are Ringing

So this started off as just one doodle but I guess sometimes when you can’t get a piece of media out of your head you just gotta doodle it All out of your system. So here’s a timeline of Doug Eiffel’s very bad time in orbit around Wolf 359 and beyond. Mostly it was me indulging in floaty space hair and practicing drawing a character uniformly and reliably. I appreciate that most of us seem to agree he is a bun and/or ponytail man.

Bonus: The rest of the crew

The first podcast you listened to?

The most recent podcast you listened to?

Your favourite and/or comfort podcast?

“Upping Sarcasm 74% ~~I’m sorry Commander, I hadn’t noticed!”

Desert Skies is perfect for these kinds of people:

1. People who work too much and are missing out on the important parts of their lives while building wealth and a name for themselves

2. People processing the death of a loved one

3. People who think a lot about their own death with fear and anxiety

4. People who have been treated poorly by those they love

5. People who have treated those they love, poorly

6. People who love burritos

7. People who are scared to do things they want to do

8. People who just need a good cry

9. People who just need a good laugh

10. People who are scared of spiders and want to see them in a different light

11. People who need help falling asleep

12. People who are tired of negativity and want to listen to something happy with a dash of somber

13. People who are tired of romance

14. People who love bromance

15. People who reminisce about the 80s and could use a little nostalgia infusion

16. People who hate jump scares

17. People who are neato

18. People who are mad

19. People who have awesome headphones

20. People who have okay headphones

image 1: designs for sayer, from the podcast sayer. it is shown as a large figure wearing a blue and teal cloak with a pattern of stars and a map of typhon on the back. two drawings show it from slightly different angles, showing that the cloak appears to be empty, and a third shows it seen from behind, so the pattern on the cloak is more clearly visible. another drawing shows it from the waist up, with four segmented hands emerging from inside the shadowy darkness of the cloak, gesturing vaugely. a written note pointing to this drawing says 'tends to keep hands (and face!) hidden'. a final drawing shows it looming over a resident, showing that it's much taller than the average person.

image 2: designs for future. it is shown as a long, worm-like creature with a transparent body. inside its body a bright red nervous system can be seen. it has two arms that end in scythe-like claws and a large fan like structure with false eyes that covers its head. it is seen handing from inside of a ceiling, with most of its body concealed. smaller drawings show it with the fan on its face closed, so that it appears to have two long red antenna, sitting back with its claws held in front of it, and lunging forward with its body stretching behind it. a final drawing shows a detail of the fan on its face, showing a side view of how it opens and closes.

image 3: designs for ocean. it is a large, bipedal creature with no arms and a long neck, with a long mane of blue tentacles descending from the bottom of its neck to the ground. its back slopes down to a wave like shape. a drawing shows it walking forward, with a vaugely raptorial stance and its neck held low and parallel to the ground, and another drawing shows it perched on an unseen surface, with its head held below it. a lose sketch shows it towering over a person to show it's size, and a final drawing shows it crouched with its tail fanned out behind it like a peacock.

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