Fenra Art Blog!

my art side blog. only art in here anything tagged #old art was posted on my current main that i really needed to declutter...

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"You and me apart strikes me as intensely wrong. So promise me something. Be brave. And be strong. And keep going without me"

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Realized I should post my cosplay stuff here too!

Anyways I’m learning to bead for my mtmte rodimus :3

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Another wip for part 2 of my very silly comic

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working on a part 2 of my dratchet comic! Here’s a preview…

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And a bonus:

(He knew what it meant)

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Crew of the Lost Light, if they were little guys...pt. 1!

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decepticons*. if they were little guys

*cyclonus would like it to be known that he is not a decepticon

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wreck 'n' rule 😎

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A wreckers WIP

i dont normally post wips but i think i need the motivation to draw the number of big robots i have planned

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drew my favorite autobots :)

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idw prowl is something else

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Something between Remind Blue and Fireworks in the Summer End

I've been really normal about Remind Blue lately, so I made a whole art about it

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rewatched mob psycho 100 recently, great show :)

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matt wbg as the star tarot card

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I am pulled across the threshold by inevitability.

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reverse phantom pain

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[ID: Magnus Archives fanart of Elias drawn as Patrick Bateman. Elias is a white man wearing a green suit and doing an unsettling smile as he holds up a metal pipe. His eyes glow green, as do stylized eyes floating above him. Behind him is the text transcribed below. End ID] 

Image ID by @princess-of-purple-prose

American British Psycho Elias…Bateman (Patrick Bouchard?)

Transcript of the text (written by my gf, it’s a magnus-ified version of the famous American Psycho axe scene this is based on):  

 You like famous architect Robert Smirk?  His early buildings were a little too “Gothic-Revival” for my taste. But when The Millbank Prison Panopticon came out in ‘18, I think he really came into his own, with subtle stability. The whole building has a perfect 360° visibility, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the designs a big boost. He’s been compared to Henry Roberts, but I think Smirke has a far more balanced, beholden sense of design. Eventually, Smirke released the list of 14 fears, his most accomplished work. I think his undisputed masterpiece is “The Eye”, a fear so scary, most people probably don’t listen to the Watcher’s Call. But they should, because it’s not just about the fear of being watched, and the pursuit of knowledge, it’s also a personal statement about self destructive obsessive hubris itself.