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Just a personal blog, I might turn this into a writing blog. Backup Blog at rga531, if I ever disappear, I'll be there.

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Commission (now colored) by TheDarkbreaker, the cover of my novel.

Read When The Stars Smiled On This Beautiful World here!

[mahiroaikio]

Fox McCloud, age 13

[chenna-kitty]

Eternal Princess Kaguya

[rylusussy]

[valuing-a-life]

May 15: 13th c. Mongol mermaid another art for Historical mermay. watercolor and ink i used a list “Historical mermay” by @chloezarts

[artist-ellen]

And for our Grand Finale of 2025's historical mermaids, the much requested: Iara, of Brazil.

In Tupi mythology there is a mermaid-like myth. A young woman named Iara is drowned, but returns as a half-fish maid known for drowning river-goers in retribution.

THIS MERMAID IS NOT IN THE mermaid colouring book! She's brand-new in comparison to the other mermaids in this series.

There are also PDF copies available!

LINKTREE TO EVERYTHING

(I am the artist, do not download or save these images for re-posting or AI. No AI was used in the making of this image, all the mistakes are human.)

[mlarayoukai]

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“Miss Information in Stereo”

“Gameoverse” wasn’t the first time there was a blonde woman with the name of “Miss Information” in an animated show…

This art is protected by ArtShield

[nikonautic]

got her recently and i just can't get enough of those adorable bubbles ( ´-ω-)

[talentlesshuman]

🍒Black Cherry Miku!

Based off of the very popular black miku design by ironicnotsavage🩵

[lilirulu]

Wish Tumblr's Queue worked reliably :/ It'd be a lot easier to upload a bunch and then let the queue push them out as needed but I've had too many posts eaten by the queue to trust it anymore. Anyways, A seasonally inappropriate (as of the time of uploading it here) Mae!

[lilystargazerwhite]

Touhou style myths! The Ogbanje (pronounced like Owan-jeh) originate from the Igbo of Nigeria, said to be evil spirits who take the form of children to terrorize often specific families. Obanje itself means “children who come and go”, specifically referring to their main way of terror— being born and dying over and over. These deaths are seen as deliberate and meant to emotionally devastate their families. This children are born with powers as well, They’re bound to a buried talisman, called an iyi-uwa, which keep them linked and able to return to the world repeatedly. Strangely, upon this item’s destruction, they apparently become a normal child with a normal life. Bodies would also be cut apart to try and prevent the spirit from returning, but sometimes it just made it come back baring the scars— what some would call Birthmarks.

It’s thought this creatures tale originates from families who had repeated infant deaths, which could range from genetic conditions to natural factors, and were struggling with the grief. The belief in these deaths being linked to a physical agent and spiritual happening is used to relieve grief and find solace. Priest would often seek out these anchors of the spirit for the family and destroy it to give them hope of a healthy family.

This belief in children who die repeatedly is not limited to the Igbo and was wide spread in many Nigerian tribes in different forms, including the Yoruba’s Abiku, litteraly meaning born to die. However, the Abiku are described as simply selfish and apathetic to their families as compared to the Ogbanjes deliberate malice.

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[the-tloas]

Alice Margatroid with Fumo

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[charlee-monstah]

"Littlefoot, let your heart guide you. It whispers, so listen closely…"

Happy Dinosaur Day 🦕

[linesonwhite]

I went and played through the easy route of Star Fox 3D this morning. ...Titania is actually a very difficult level. Probably because I rarely ever see it and my memories of it were very vague.