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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Keni
we're not kids anymore.
Kaledo Art
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
One Nice Bug Per Day
Cosmic Funnies
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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@a-gnosis
Hi! I'm a Swedish comics artist that makes comics inspired by Greek mythology. The comics contain swearing, sexual content, and Greek gods doing Greek god stuff. They occasionally touch on subjects such as rape and abortion. If you're sensitive to this, maybe read something else. ^^
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Fear my furry female legs!
#body hair so what#but is that BOG WATER?
No, it's this lake. It's in a recreation area about 5 km from where I live. The dock is meant for people canoeing, but I like to sit there and dip my feet.
Fear my furry female legs!
Create more female characters with body hair.
If someone tells you that it's gross for them to have body hair, send them pictures of hairless bears.
Queen of the Dead part 2, 123
Do you maybe know an artist going by the name St0oie? If I'm not mistaken she had a comic about a nun and a demon named Julia and Red and a comic about Little Red Riding Hood. Do you by chance know what happened to her?
Sorry, I don't know what happened to her. I followed her on Tumblr and Deviantart, but she jumped off Tumblr pretty early and after a time she disappeared from Deviantart as well, in favor of other social media platforms. I think her webcomic was on Webtoons and was called "The Girl who Liked Wolf", but it seems to be gone as well.
Maybe someone else here knows if she's still active or not?
There are lots of lilac shrubs in the area where I live, so to go out and smell them every summer is tradition. ^^
Bonus:
Queen of the Dead part 2, 122
Let’s party.
Queen of the Dead part 2, 121
Back to Demeter in Eleusis.
da-pu-ri-to-jo po-ti-ni-ja, “Lady of the Labyrinth”.
I’ve always imagined Ariadne and Dionysos to be kinky as fuck.
First, I hope that you're feeling better, so sorry that happened to you!
Second, if youn want to read more about aztec gods, any book about the Codex Borgia will be good, it's one of the few that wasn't destroyed and it specifically has tons of information about the aztec religious practices, and there are many books about it from different perspectives, from picture symbolism, academic papers and many more
And last, I loved that comic you did, and your art style goes great with it imo!!
I'm feeling better. But I was constipated for almost two days and could hardly walk without feeling pain (and to top it off, my period came one week too early and gave me a fright, since blood in the urine is not a good sign unless you're expecting it). But I seem to be recovering now.
Thank you for the tip! I always like to know about the sources for these things. I don't know how much time I'll have to really dive into it, since I'm still working to finish Queen of the Dead part 2, but at least I'll know where to start now.
Thank you! My art style certainly has developed since then, but it still looked better than I remembered (I think I was quite inspired by the art style in Disney's Hercules. At least I made the comic the same year as the movie came out. Almost 30 years ago, omg...).
On a happier note, this year I decided to make my balcony a bit nice, so I bought some flowers. I've never really had green fingers so I was a bit nervous about it, but they are still alive. I bought the furniture cheap at a thrift store and the plastic rug came from my grandparents' attic (weaved by my great grandmother I was told). It's so nice to be out on the balcony now!
I am praying your appendix didn't burst. That shit is deadly if not treated in a timely manner
The pain is on my left side and the appendix is on my right, so I don't think we need to worry about that. ^^
I woke up yesterday with pain in the left side of my abdomen and lower back. I've had similar pain once before after eating too much lettuce (because of course I became kind of addicted to lettuce after I stopped being addicted to rocket XD), but this time it was worse. The pain made me nauseous and I threw up. I also felt a bit chilly as if I had a mild fever, so I called the local health center for advice. They thought I better came in for some tests and gave me an appointment only two hours later.
Luckily I live just about ten minutes away from the health center, so I could walk there on my own (but I regretted declining my parents' offer to drive me there, because the short walk still made me break out in a cold sweat). The test results were all fine and after examining me the doctor thought that this likely was something temporary. That I had eaten something I shouldn't have (I did eat a bit more lettuce than usual the other day). The pain is much less today, thank goodness, but I still spend a lot of time resting. I probably should stop eating lettuce altogether to see if that really was it. Why can't I just enjoy eating things without becoming addicted to it?! XD
(same anon) Funny that you mention Chicomecoatl, because she is closely related to Xochiquetzal, together they were thought to represent the full agrarian cycle, Xochiquetzal with the growth of flowers and beauty eventually turning into fruits and food necessary for survival, and also coincidentally, Xochiquetzal also has her own abduction myth, she was taken from her first husband Tlalóc (god of water, rivers etc) by Tezcatlipoca (god of night) and even more, there was harvest festival called Toxcatl which among many things had a reenactment of Tezcatlipoca marriage to 4 goddesses, one of them Xochiquetzal and another one was Xilonen, another name for Chicomecoatl
That's interesting! I really wish I had some good books about Aztec religion and mythology.
All this talk about Aztec deities reminded me of a comic I made when I was nineteen and attended the comic school in Hofors. The Barbarians from Aztlán, a very humorous take on the legends of the wandering of the Aztecs before they found the place where they founded Tenochtitlan (I did include the sacrifice and flaying of a woman, though).
Yay, my copy of Punderworld vol 2 by @sigeel arrived today! It's one of my favorite Hades and Persephone comics. ^^
