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Slinking through the deep woods hunting wild gummy bears
Item: heat-proof tighty-whities. Iâm not sure of the exact heat tolerance but they are totally fine in heat that has melted a nearby car
This is a portfolio project from last year! I'm interested in chapter book illustration jobs, so I mocked up the cover and first five chapters of a childhood favorite, Dealing with Dragons.

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âWhen we were kids, the Phonics Wizard came to our town to show off how the letter E can change the sounds of vowels. He turned a can into a cane, a pin into a pine. This one kid had a cap and he changed it into a cape, that kind of thing.
âAnd we loved it, we were all having a great time, but then he saw my sister and I, and he just got this - this look in his eyes, and then-â
She hesitated, worrying the coarse material between her fingers. âThings got pretty bad after that,â she muttered. âI know itâs silly, but I try to keep - her - comfortable. We donât know if she can still hear us, or see us, or if sheâs even still in here, but I like to think she is. I talk to her when I can, I leave music on when Iâm out of the house. I tried to convince my parents to bring her with us when we went to Disneyland, but they didnât - didnât really take that well.â
After a moment, she put the ball of twine back onto its pillow. âAnyways. They tried to arrest the Phonics Wizard, but he had a plan in case something went wrong and he turned it into a plane and flew away. Last time anyone heard from him was when he turned Pete Crow-Armstrong into a box.â
I had a terrible idea for a fakemon and I had to draw it as fast as I could
Based on loons, eider ducks, Canada geese, and counting to three in French
Gotta fill those ad breaks somehow!
(Functions primarily as a showcase of my new mic and expressive avatar I Suppose!)
A poetry comic from my book Thinking About Thinking: Impossible Thoughts and Complicated Feelings

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In A Study in Scarlet, Watson mentions that when he served in Afghanistan he had an orderly named Murray who rescued him after he was shot in the Battle of Maiwan.
And I really do like the idea that this Murray could be somehow related to Mina Murray, that would be a very fun way to connect Dracula and Sherlock that I donât think Iâve seen before. Unfortunately I donât know how well it fits timeline-wise to either story, and also Mina having a family would make some scenes in Dracula really weird.
Like she says, âI never knew either father or mother,â so itâs possible that she had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle that could be Watsonâs Murray, but if you were going monster hunting and you had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle who was a military trained medical professional, I assume youâd tell them
So, Dracula is set in 1895. Watson was wounded in the Battle of Maiwand in 1880. It would not be inconsistent for Mina to have an older brother who served and was present at this battle.
One might suppose this relative died in subsequent action in that war. The loss of their beloved son then so devastated Mina's parents, that they departed to Afghanistan to recover his body, leaving behind their very young daughter. They never returned, and Mina was then an orphan. At that age - perhaps as young as 3, or 6 at the oldest (guessing she was between 18 and 21 at the start of Dracula) she'd have little if any memory of her parents.
Honestly Minaâs life is such a cartoonishly gothic tragedy that this does track.
#what im hearing is this would be a perfect setup for a crossover #where Watson hears that the man who saved him in the war died and his little sister is now an orphan #and convinces himself he has a Duty to that little girl #i dont know the timelines but it could be a perfect extra reason for Watson to get married so there would be a Womans Touch #since two bachelors living the detective life would have a hard time raising a little girl esp at that time #and having a wife would add a layer of respectability to it and make it look more proper
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In A Study in Scarlet, Watson mentions that when he served in Afghanistan he had an orderly named Murray who rescued him after he was shot in the Battle of Maiwan.
And I really do like the idea that this Murray could be somehow related to Mina Murray, that would be a very fun way to connect Dracula and Sherlock that I donât think Iâve seen before. Unfortunately I donât know how well it fits timeline-wise to either story, and also Mina having a family would make some scenes in Dracula really weird.
Like she says, âI never knew either father or mother,â so itâs possible that she had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle that could be Watsonâs Murray, but if you were going monster hunting and you had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle who was a military trained medical professional, I assume youâd tell them
So, Dracula is set in 1895. Watson was wounded in the Battle of Maiwand in 1880. It would not be inconsistent for Mina to have an older brother who served and was present at this battle.
One might suppose this relative died in subsequent action in that war. The loss of their beloved son then so devastated Mina's parents, that they departed to Afghanistan to recover his body, leaving behind their very young daughter. They never returned, and Mina was then an orphan. At that age - perhaps as young as 3, or 6 at the oldest (guessing she was between 18 and 21 at the start of Dracula) she'd have little if any memory of her parents.
Honestly Minaâs life is such a cartoonishly gothic tragedy that this does track.
In A Study in Scarlet, Watson mentions that when he served in Afghanistan he had an orderly named Murray who rescued him after he was shot in the Battle of Maiwand.
And I really do like the idea that this Murray could be somehow related to Mina Murray, that would be a very fun way to connect Dracula and Sherlock that I donât think Iâve seen before. Unfortunately I donât know how well it fits timeline-wise to either story, and also Mina having a family would make some scenes in Dracula really weird.
Like she says, âI never knew either father or mother,â so itâs possible that she had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle that could be Watsonâs Murray, but if you were going monster hunting and you had an older sibling/cousin/aunt/uncle who was a military trained medical professional, I assume youâd tell them
i think my favorite thing about The Menu is how Slowick identifies himself with Margot near immediately, âservice worker to service workerâ, but heâs a world famous arthouse chef with a private island and sheâs a sex worker who got there by accident. so deluded by his own fantasy as a self-made man that heâs lost any semblance of who he actually used to be. I think thatâs what she does in the end. Reminds him of his own humanity, and therefore hers.
The Menu is folk horror actually. The Menu is about a rural isolated community with a veneration of nature and ceremony that engages in ritualistic human sacrifice. Itâs The Wicker Man but instead of gods the villagers worship the experience of making art

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A recent commission, back to the cave. Slowly started creating some kind of a story in cave paintings in my head, a continuation of the ammonite cave.
Commission from last year, for a little poem about Hoopoe (in czech "Dudek" similar to "dudĂĄk" which means "bagpiper") playing bagpipes ("dudy" in czech) âŞâ ââ |â âľâ |â ââ âŞ