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Welcome! I go by Ninj and this is my main blog. And however you found me I am happy you are here! Below the cut is a list of tags and links to help you navigate this blog and my other content. It will be updated regularly and have important notes on current/updating projects.
For information on commissions, see this post.
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The social media I am most active on is Tumblr. And be prepared and aware I do create for many fandoms as the mood strikes.
Important Tags
I will tag all media type, franchise, warnings, and shipping content the same across my blogs. If I miss something just let me know!
#my art - if it isn't tagged with this, I did not make it.
#my writing - this is mostly for posting links to AO3; but will also be on my ficlet writings and exclusive Tumblr ramblings.
#my comic - any single post comics will be tagged like this. Multi-part comics will be tagged specifically with a project tag to keep parts organized.
#ask questions - any questions I have had before, like a FAQ section.
#screaming frog - my ramblings or off topics. Generally if it's me chatting up a storm, I have become a screaming frog and will tag as such.
#commission artwork - to filter work and see what types of commissions I have specifically done, then use this tag. Everything posted is with the client's permission.
My Blogs
@ninjthescreamingfrog - a more personal sideblog where I shuffle everything and anything.
@sangheiliscribbles - my current self imposed art challenge, where I create one sketch every day for a year around the prompt content of Sangheili from Halo.
@obiscribbles - a now inactive blog for the completed challenge of one piece of artwork a week depicting Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars for a full year.
@quinscribbles - a now inactive blog for the completed challenge of one piece of artwork a week depicting Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars for a full year.
If you have any questions my ask box is always open.
halo reach did immeasurable damage to halo as a story because reach's inconsistencies with ghosts of onyx are not easy to reconcile, and reach has become a sacred cow.
this weakens nylund's trilogy because the final piece, where nylund nails home the themes he was scraping together despite the insane conditions he was in to write these books, is kinda awkwardly shuffled around with lots of hemming and hawing because it doesn't line up with reach. this, even though ghosts of onyx is a significantly better story than reach that was told first and delivers some incredible hammer blows because it's backed up by the two prior books.
...and the second most immeasurable damage was done by a combination of glasslands and last light completely kneecapping the momentum coming out of that book.
it cannot be repaired. there is, i think, no way to do it and that's one of the little tragedies you can know if you birdwatch halo for long enough.
small drabble convo between the Elder and Lex from AVP
Lex reached the point of his wall where the small fragment of skull was now displayed. She'd heard a little about the story from Scar, and the duality of the emotion behind it's existence here, and the cultural identity and rules of the yautja overwhelmed her.
"What was her name."
"I called her Crushed Leaves and Earth. It's what she smelt of mostly. Even in the city.
"What did she call you?" Lex asked.
He replied in a human dialect, difficult in the yautja, but recognisably human in tongue.
He glanced at her incomprehension.
"In her language, it meant "Sunlight on river rocks"."
Lex's expression changed instantly, a baring of flat white teeth in pleasure.
She tapped the corner of her eye, an echo of Crushed Leaves's action when she first said the word that she used to indicate him.
"It's the colour of your eyes."
He froze in surprise. A small chuff escaping him.
Then a low laugh. To think he'd learn something new about her after 600 years.
