kamilo (sirinoel enthusiast)

please credit if you use my art

[karamielo]

Heres my new dog. I found him in a puddle. He looks a bit autistic but thats ok.

[karamielo]

i totally forgot to upload this here but here are some prompts for sirinoel week :D ! feel free to participate and use the tag sirinoelweek2026 if you’d like to.

[celinkkaa]

🏌🏼⛳

[celinkkaa]

winter edition 🥺

[karamielo]

[karamielo]

haven't been able to draw much lately

[karamielo]

oh yay you actually caught that >_< yes it's a reference to that but it's also two pink triangles combined

[karamielo]

buny

[karamielo]

haven't been able to draw much lately

[karamielo]

i wish i had friends to talk about sirinoel with

[siriussunday]

ascend to godhood... it's

SIRIUS SUNDAY!

picture by @karamielo !

[karamielo]

drawing of this hachiware figurine i have

[agentmilayawithshield]

"Wake Up Dead Man", and the thankless labor of women

One of the things that stayed with me the most, was reflecting on traditional gender roles in the Our Lady of Perpetual Fortitude congregation and how it relates to religion in general.

Vera halts her life to raise a child she has no moral obligations towards. Simone is the church's biggest donor, keeping it operable basically by herself. Martha is the only employee handling administrative work in the church, keeping the treasure a secret her whole life. They are all endlessly devoted. They are all meant to be contrasts of Grace, the real "women of God," and in the end, it's thankless labor from all of them.

Vera's adopted brother is a selfish jackass who appreciates nothing about what she did for him. He saw her as just a free nanny to be "dumped" once his real father showed up.

Simone is being prayed on at her weakest and used as a cash cow, only to be told she can't be healed because she's a faithless woman.

And Martha only realises at the tail end of her life that her selfless devotion to a man and his teachings meant nothing to him. That he betrayed her the first chance he gets.

Wicks sees himself as blameless, has no standard for his own behavior. He's a disgusting, horrible man, who deserves none of their devotion.

When Vera and Martha realize that their whole life they trusted the story of the "harlot whore", only to experience the exact same treatment even after doing everything in their power not to be like her, that's the first time they can reflect on her, and when they finally realize:

"That poor girl."

[veradraven]

insane parallels between vera and grace. while grace was a rebel, vera obeyed what her father told her for YEARS because she knew the story of the "harlot whore" and her shame and the disdain the church had for her. but after vera learns of the monsignor's aop, she's the first one to extend any sort of sympathy to grace, being the first one truly recognize "that poor girl" (which father jud later echoes in remembrance after the reveal) because vera realizes she's been trapped between her dead father and her "son" just like grace...incredible. and when the monsignor calls vera "her father's worst nightmare," it hits doubly hard bc that's exactly what the church viewed grace as. oh rian johnson the writer you are...

[noel-levine-fan]

Dorothy is so tragic. Im thinking about the Sirius witch hunt scene which is obviously horrific for Sirius but really think about the implications for Dorothy there. Her hands are bloody during that scene which we find out later is because she took Fiona's WH so that nobody else could get it, but if you actually think about it, I doubt it was that simple. I don't imagine she would see Fiona getting killed and calculatedly approach with the intent to take her witch's heart. She probably initially ran towards the scene in a desperate attempt to save her. Imagine watching your daughter's body get torn apart and by the time you've gotten to her it's too late and you horrifyingly realize that you have to reach your hands in there too, pretend to be one of them, in order to prevent further tragedy. Sirius describes her expression as glazed over and she seems somewhat uncharacteristically cold when she tells him that if he screams they'll know that he's not one of them. She just tore an object out of her daughter's heart while pretending to be part of the mob that killed her. She's probably trying not to fall apart. Even so, or maybe because of it, she tries to protect a boy she doesn't know from meeting the same fate. She still manages to think of other people, even then.

Even if the circumstances behind it were tragic, boy am I glad that she at least got to be what killed Nicholas in the end.

[aegis-elle]

Not a day goes by that I don’t think about the demon swap AU.. look at this thing

[aegis-elle]

I think about the demon swap AU like every day of my life. I need to do a proper piece with it so badly. Anyways I like Zizel

[karamielo]

art dump

sirinoels below cut