A/N: Not gaf on cleaning or render does pay off in hindsight- lest they fall in the wip abyss. Plus I've been holding back oc lore- well technically fluff for this matter
We will be selling the digital pdf of our zine throughout the month of July for those who missed out on supporting the project!
You can purchase the zine over on our Ko-fi shop for 12 USD!
Digital pdf of SMYC vol. 1 zine featuring 36 artist illustrations of original robot designs with lore about the characters.
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*The artists of the zine gave the creator permission to sell the digital file of the project. We wanted to make sure everyone was okay first before selling the print!
Sales for the zine will go towards recuperating the net loss from the art prints and shipping materials. As we had to dip into our own funds for these to make the physical rewards happen.
I did a thing! For Shovel Knight's 10th Anniversary! Count to 10 with Shovel Knight and the Order of No Quarter and friends.
Even though I don't really do Shovel Knight fanart anymore, this game still means a lot to me!
Plague of Shadows is my favorite of the campaigns (and maybe one of my favorite control schemes in gaming overall), to the point where I used to speedrun it. The characters, story, and environments were a big art inspiration to me. And I've made good friends that I wouldn't have met if it wasn't for Shovel Knight!
With that being said, a big thank you to Yacht Club Games for making this video game, and I wish them good luck in their future endeavors!
Happy World Ocean Day! The Sea Unseen is back with its 4th edition, featuring 81 jaw-dropping works of marine art 😮 Come pick up a copy for $1 or more and support the Australian Marine Conservation Society!
🦑🦐 http://seaunseenzine.itch.io/sea-unseen-2026 🐳🐠
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Hiya folks! I'm back with another older sale - the terrarium sale! This sale will run from March 31st, 2026 to May 31st, 2026, roughly two months.
If you're interested, please email me at [email protected] ! If you're not, then reblogging and spreading the word is always appreciated.
Some samples from last time I did this sale are below:
As you can see, you don't have to be restricted to just the styles I've set out - if you have a specific container in mind or a special concept, feel free to let me know and I'll do my best to make a terrarium out of it!
I don't have the spoons to put together my own donation drive thing for Hawaiʻi Flood Relief and I haven't really seen a post going around for places to donate to, so uhhh I will make one.
Here are a few places I grabbed from the local news that I've poked around and did my research on. I'm also an Oʻahu local that's lived here for all 30+ years of my life, so I think my knowledge contributes to... something. THAT BEING SAID, please, please, PLEASE do a bit of your own research and use your own best judgement before donating.
The big, bold title should link to the charity/non-profit's main page or about page, while the blue text links to the actual donation page.
Aloha United Way
This charity has been around for as long as I can remember and its general goal is to support Hawaiʻi's welfare and distribute funds to charities as they need them. They have a Community Relief Fund you can donate to here.
Hawaiʻi Foodbank
Another charity that's been around for forever- people who have lost their homes also need food and the foodbank is distributing supplies to people who need it. The direct donation page is here.
(Also, imo, the foodbank is always a good one to donate to because with the high cost of living and The Economy™, they're always gonna need funds no matter what, you're almost guaranteed to be helping someone with a donation)
Hawaiʻi Agricultural Foundation
The HAF's goal is to support local farmers and raise awareness on eating local. The storms have damaged and washed out a LOT of farmland, with an estimated $7 million in damages so far. Without a stable local farm industry, then we'd have to rely on the continental US for everything. Self-sufficiency and affordable food is important. Together with the Hawaiʻi Farm Bureau, the HAF has started a Farmer's Disaster Relief Fund to help farmers recover and rebuild.
Hawaiian Council
The Hawaiian Council is a non-profit organization with the mission to uplift and support Native Hawaiians from various sociopolitical and economic standpoints. They've started an emergency relief fund called Kāko‘o O‘ahu to help support those affected by the floods. The council itself, as well as a lot of the big local companies are also chipping in and matching donations.
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