AmicableStone

Friend shaped rock

[monypich]

i. Frontline Might.

ii. Monarch.

iii. Fencer's Pride.

iv. Whatever It Takes.

v. Shadow Arts.

First batch of inktobers. I started off with knights this time around!

[voidedjuice]

Moth witch and the dangers of the night

[occasionaltouhou]

i posted Sam's art of my dearest midorihime a while back but I'm on my phone so looking for it rn would be a pain. Sad

[occasionaltouhou]

anyway here she is again. girl of trains (art by @roaringwish)

[mooniidesu-deactivated20250212]

Hina

[thatkirisame]

Cool Birb

[riachanko]

[drowningfisk]

this rendering style kinda okay i think

[krumparrian-portfolio]

C4-621 // AYRE

[finforkys]

Sun Wukong Biten

[the-evil-clergyman]

Watanabe no Tsuna Meets the Ibaraki Demon at Modoribashi Bridge by Utagawa Kunisada (Edo Period)

[nsane99]

You can't tell me Hecatia doesn't encourage her bullshit.

[moonpho]

day 10 (late): yukari yakumo

[mastomysowner]

Cheery Mystia by しんせートメイト@sinsetomeito

[siliconcat]

ran and chen

[yamayuandadu]

controversial touhou take: as far as I am concerned hourai elixir should not be treated as distinct from the taoist ways of attaining immortality, especially since Chang'e does appear in some of the early compilations of taoist hagiographies, before it stopped being in the vogue to include figures which did not necessarily originate in taoism immortal seeking tradition, like her or the Yellow Emperor, in them. And, obviously, the very name of the elixir is derived from the mythical island of Taoist immortals. obviously something Eirin made is going to be more "scientific" and refined than whatever mercury elixir Miko chugged but there is gradation of methods and outcomes in irl sources dealing immortality pursuit too

[artairitz]

silly little lass i love her

[kittemfang]

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