Jules

I mostly use my side blog for art now, and I reblog all of that onto here to keep all of my art together

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Abandoning this page for now because I don't like my old art and I want to try something new.

New page will be @peach-scented-chupacabra

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Yooooo I just got the biggest doctor bill I've gotten yet (I know 1k isn't a lot compared to some people, but it's the same amount that I paid for my car sooooo...) Plus some other medical bills came in, and I'm not allowed to have any real jobs while I'm doing my internship, so quickest I'm getting paid again would be a month and a half from now at best... That being said!

I'm reopening paid commissions!

Panel art : $20

Patterns : $10

Full body SFW drawings : $15

Comics : $10 for two panels, extra $2.50 for every extra panel

I can also draw you/your pet in the pocket love style! (Y'know, since games can never come to perfection when it comes to avatars) for $5 each

Also I do art for more than just disabled people!

Some examples below :

Oh, can I get a signal booste if you're not planing/able to buy?

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Sometimes I feel like a bumble bee with the way I bump into everything

Images description : two images of the same pattern, the second image just repeats the pattern and looks smaller. The pattern is of a bumble bee in different sizes and directions, with strawberry flowers, and cursive text that says "be kind to me as I bumble around". The background is a light blue with clouds.

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The last commission from the free disability commisions I was doing in May is finally finished! This one is for @magicalizardboy

They have fibromyalgia, cptsd, bpd, removed thiroid, and tritch!

Image description :

A drawing of four panels. The top left panel is of a person with the left side of their head buzzed, with a tuft of hair left in front of their ear. The rest of their hair has been dyed green. They are wearing black glasses, a dark pink shirt, and have ivy wrappped around their head. They also have patchy eyebrows and a scar at the bottom of their neck. Coming from the top of the panel and the side is ivy that goes over the sides and bottom of the panel lines. The background color is pink. The top middle pannel is of a person crossing their arms and wearing a paper bag over their head. The bag has a face drawn on it that has the tongue sticking out, the teeth are pointy, and the eyes are angry(?). The person is shown to have a scar at the borrom of their neck and is wearing a black t shirt. The background color for this panel is a bluish-gray. The top right panel is of the same person as the other two panels, this time their hair is dyed pink, and they’re wearing a dark green shirt as well as two ribbons on their wrist, a purple one and a teal one. The background color for this panel is a dark gray. The bottom panel is of a black sony mp3 player on the left side of the panel, and black and silver earphones coming from the other side of the panel. The background color of this panel is light green.

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The disability awareness pack in Pocket Love inspired me to create mobility success aids, a shirt, and a service dog vest in the game's style.

Image description of first image : a drawing of a person in the pocket love game style, a chibi like style. The drawing is of a person with brown hair in a bun, glasses, a green shirt with a collar, blue pants, brown shoes, and pink forearm crutches.

Image description of second image : a drawing in the pocket love style. A yellow dog with a red service dog vest.

Image description of third image : a drawing in the pocket love style. A person with long pink hair, with one side shaved. The person is wearing glasses, a black shirt with a spoon on it and says "spoonie", black shorts, gray shoes, and a brown cane.

Image description of fourth image : a drawing in the pocket love style. A person sitting in a gray and purple wheelchair. The person has short brown hair with straight bangs, wearing blue pants, black shoes, and a button up brown shirt that shows their belly.

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I'm working on making crutch covers and I'm ordering custom print fabric. I'm ordering TODAY, does anyone have any opinions on which you all would like to see get made first?

Image description of first image : A repeating pattern of blue and silver crutches with hand written, capitalized text that says “Talk shit get hit”, with a light blue background.

Image description of second image : A repeating pattern that’s different between two lines. The first line has blue and silver forearm crutches followed by a white cane. The second line is of a blue, silver, and black wheelchair followed by handwritten text that says “It’s none of your business” in blue. The background is a light blue.

Image description of the third image : A repeating pattern that is different between lines. The first line is of a dog, in a red service dog vest, laying down, followed by capital, handwritten text that says “This dog has a job”. The second line is of a dog in the same vest, sitting down, with handwritten text that says “Don’t look at, talk to, or pet my service dog”. All text is in a dark red while the background is a light-reddish tint.

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Here’s another drawing for the free disability drawings I'm doing for May 2022! This drawing is for @junosrambles

He has a neck tilt and one shoulder being higher that was caused from having scoliosis when he was younger

Image description:

A drawing of five panels. In the left side there is a tall panel with a person sitting down, head tilt to the viewers left, and the left shoulder of the person is raised higher than their right. The person is wearing a black and white zipped up jacket, black pants, white socks, and a red mask. The person is wearing fake elf ears, has brown hair except the bangs dyed blonde, and dark blue nail polish. The panel to the bottom right shows the corner of a table with the person's hand on it, wearing a heart shaped ring, a black tablet, and a white stylus. On the tablet is a drawing that the person is working on of a person with purple hair, and a white and blue shirt. The three panels to the upper right are thin rectangles stacked abover each other, each one smaller than the one under it. The panels go from an almost black to a dark blue in color. Wrapped around the panels is a pair of white headphones.

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Continuing with commissions for the free disability commissions! (x)  

She has me/cfs, autism, and ADHD, and uses a cane!

Image description : 

A drawing with three panels.  On the left is a person with their head in their palm, long hair in a low ponytail, and wearing a T-shirt with a mushroom on it underneath a red button up shirt that has lemons on it.  The person also has a cane leaning against them.  The background for this panel is blue.  The upper left panel has lemons surrounded by green leaves.  The bottom right panel has a dark brown and speckled cat overlapping the corner.  The background for this panel is yellow.

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Took a short break from commissions to finally finish up this hard of hearing Bakugo au piece

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Another commission for the free disability commissions!! This one for @writing2changetheworld (x). They have Spina Bifida Myelomeningocele

Image description :

A drawing with four panels. The upper left panel is of a person in a pink wheelchair, black shorts, a black top that exposes their belly, an open short sleeved white button up shirt, and black heels. The person is wearing two necklaces, a bracelet, and two rings on their right hand. The panel has a green background. The bottom left panel is a close up of the person’s hand on their wheel. The bracelet has various silver charms on it. The background of this panel is blue. The upper right panel is a close up of the spokes on the wheelchair. The center part of the spokes has the letters “Ti” on it. The background on this a dark pink. The bottom right panel is a close up of the torso of said person, turned to the side and laughing. The background of this panel is green.

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A commission for @vaporwavemonk​ for the free disability commissions! (x) 

He has autism, asthma, fibromyalgia, and persistent plantar fasciitis.

Image description : 

A drawing with four panels, with art overlapping the panels.  The upper left panel is a wide rectangle and has a gold autism infinity symbol with a pink background.  The bottom left panel is a tall rectangle with a person sitting in a red chair, grabbing a shoe insert from his shoe.  The person is wearing a zipped up hoodie, jeans, and glasses.  This panel has a pink background.  The upper right and lower right panels have teal asthma awareness and purple fibromyalgia awareness ribbons as well as inhalers overlapping between the two panels.  The upper right panel has a red background and medication behind the inhaler, and the lower right panel has a pink background.

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A commission for the free disability commissions (x)! 

 This person has dyslexia and ADHD, and says that they’re good at out-of-the box-thinking!

image description : 

Drawing of three panels with art overlapping the panels.  On the left is a tall rectangular panel with someone wearing a dark red flannel, skinny jeans, and white nikes staring at a couple of flowers in their hand, their other hand covering their mouth in a way to show they’re thinking.  On the right are two square panels on top of one another.  The bottom panel is a dark green.  There are boxes stacked on top of each other with the top box being open, the boxes have mushrooms growing on them.  The panel on the top is a light blue.  There is a butterfly identification book with the text falling off of the book and into the open box.  There is a dried flower taped over top of the two panels

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I just finished my finals and finally have time to draw again! So I want to ask!!

Does anyone with a disability want to let me draw them? I want more practice drawing diverse people with disabilities (visible or not) and of course it'll be free!

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I added a link about commissions

If you can’t see it because you’re on mobile, here’s what it says!

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I take commissions!

Commissions include:

Panel art - $25

Patterns - $15

Full body SFW drawings of characters or people (yourself, a famous person, or someone else if it is a gift for them and isn’t something creepy) - $15

Comics (price depends on number of panels) 2 panel comics - $10 (extra $2.50 for every extra panel)

I take a max of 1 week for art (life happens and I am a disabled college student).

I exchange payments through paypal or venmo!

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Also!  If you like my work and want to push me to do more Buy me a coffee!  (Because we all know that my anxiety will definitely make me make art if I see people expecting things from me)

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It's been awhile since I've posted a pattern

I'm planning on adding accessible text to all of my posts, but it takes awhile to get my brain to be able to function.

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Two images of a pattern of 5 different service dogs, a wheelchair, forearm crutches, and a white cane.

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Spring brings about a lot of great things. The weather is warmer, there's flowers blooming everywhere, bright colors, floral scents, being able to go outside without getting stuck because of a huge pile of snow and dangerous ice everywhere, birds singing and warm sun rays

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Do you ever get a craving for an experience? Not what you're eating or listening to or who you're talking to, but all of it at once. A moment that you've already experienced, but want to experience it again?