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Frankenstein: How it should have ended
An ode to the Wroclaw street light
Only you can prevent wildfires
Knock on Wood
Kelpies and their domains
I'm partial to the forest stairs, but the USB is always tempting.
Short comics sharing stories of the fantastical inhabitants of Scalewood. [Updates Tuesdays]
🐲 New post for TALES OF SCALEWOOD 🐲
Learn about the Seeing Stone. That's what it's called, right?
A French version of the Basilisk out of Vienne, it supposedly comes out of a well once every 10 years to terrorize the town. Really though, it's just a stinky baby.
The start of a new vegetarian.
A redraw of my Serpent d’Océan sculpture comic, and my first entry into Tales of Scalewood.
Short comics sharing stories of the fantastical inhabitants of Scalewood. [Updates Tuesdays]
Enjoy stories of myth, the supernatural, and fantasy? Come on over!
An ode to "The Tiger" by Nael, age 6
150 meter aluminum sea serpent skeleton sculpture in Nantes, France. Artist Huang Yong Ping
Not only is this is extremely cool, but it also looks cool when viewed from Google Earth.
Just nibbling this beach, no big deal.
My ode to the "Serpent of the Sea"
Call of the Depths
Dryads and Cell Towers
A short comic I made about my experiences as a seasonal worker, and the way places change you.
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if you want a job just go down to the port and approach the captain of any merchant vessel for one. he’ll laugh because you’re barely a lad of 14, and he’ll ask if you can handle a mop. you will say “aye sir and i can cook some, too.” the first night a fell wind blows. the waters rise over the decks to take you. it’s the first foul omen on a cursed voyage. these days, you can be 25 and if you go down to the wharf the captain will tell you “we only take applications online now” “have you a need for a navigator?” you’ll ask. but they do that with computers too