cowardly worm

Was @croweffigies on twitter also cowardlyworm on bsky

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Evergreen’s stupid song is based on a bit from “A wayle whyt as whalles bon” from the Harley lyrics collection.

I have no particular love for this lyric in particular, but it was sort of amusing that the middle english of these lines was vaguely comprehensible. I hacked it together with a translation into my own mediocre… something.

Link to translation I used

Also a note: I THINK this is a 14th century ish lyric but I might be mistaken lol

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Some more info about them this time as well :-)

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Blighted, a stain left upon her blade 🗡️😔

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Beach

Reference image found here

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Osric and Daegal from @theoplum ‘s Blade of the Fane

I can’t believe ShortBox end tomorrow I still have shopping to do haha

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Late night oc doodle posting

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Only 10 days left to grab my gay romance comic Blade of the Fane (& many others) from the ShortBox Comics Fair.

"As the last of a once-rich dynasty of cloistered mystics, embittered Osric inherits stewardship of the Illecebra Fane — an enchanted temple that had served as the realm’s greatest weapon against monsters. Living evil has surely long since left the world… But he is unexpectedly under siege in what has been a lengthy age of peace. Reunited with a mysterious childhood friend, Daegal, the two must prepare to face the arrival of a new wickedness spoken of in prophecy: an evil above all evils, titled Dragon."

Blade of the Fane by Theo Stultz — ShortBox Comics Fair

As the last of a once-rich dynasty of cloistered mystics, embittered Osric inherits stewardship of the Illecebra Fane — an enchanted temple

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I drew this for my partner Theo @theoplum last year when he finished his comic Mundane Age. (Which is here !)

Not really the vibe of the actual comic but I had a vision! The pose is based off a fresco from Pompeii - “Woman Picking Flowers”