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1300marshall

so hiccups are a human thing right?

bluemuffin-draws

Ambush hunters

Part 3 of the comic

||Part 2 ||

koiiqueen

Tig Character Sheets and Development

Tigmamanukan's Storm A creation story of how the Philippine Islands came to be was my inspiration for Tigmamanukan's Storm, a little character design project of mine.

koiiqueen

commissions are open!

tadpole-art

Landscaping

nohaijiachi

I am consistently delighted by @justcakethanks eridian welcoming committee comics, and I *HAD* to do something with their template lmfao, I love these little guys!!!

koifee

I’m slowly understanding how to draw this rock

mo0nrune

shrimp

a-driftamongopenstars

the horror of being "god's favourite princess". literally one of my favourite horror themes. the god loves you and it's so scary.

it will always choose you. you cannot die. you'll always come back because it loves you so much. you are its right and left hand, its eternal weapon. it will drown you in its light. light as horror. darkness as horror. what if it thinks you are its best friend.

you are god's favourite princess and it's terrifying.

a-driftamongopenstars

the horror of being "god's favourite princess". literally one of my favourite horror themes. the god loves you and it's so scary.

it will always choose you. you cannot die. you'll always come back because it loves you so much. you are its right and left hand, its eternal weapon. it will drown you in its light. light as horror. darkness as horror. what if it thinks you are its best friend.

you are god's favourite princess and it's terrifying.

webheadmenace

@justcakethanks

writing-prompt-s

You are a warlock who made a contract with your patron when you were 5. You don't really remember why you did it, but one thing that has become apparent. Your patron keeps treating you like a child even 30 years later.

goodieprocter

This one goes out to my cat (and also @justcakethanks of course)

luna-azzurra

Real thing that changed how i write: I started asking "what does this character think is wrong with them" and separately "what is actually wrong with them." Those two things are almost never the same. She thinks she's too much. She's actually terrified of being too little. He thinks he's bad at commitment. He's actually just never met someone he trusted enough. The gap between their diagnosis of themselves and the real thing, that's your character arc right there. you don't have to explain it. just write both.