Santtu's Comic Portfolio

the work of a self-taught comic artist

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i hope i will be able to sell these guys as postcards at Ropecon 2024!

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Welcome to Fairy Trade Coffee!

We’re Santtu (@santtudraws) and Chride (@chrideart), two nerds from Finland who draw comics, art and illustrations, and tell stories in the realms of science fiction and fantasy - speculative fiction for short.

You can also find us around the web in the following places:

Our online shop at Gumroad - Fairy Trade Coffee

Our Twitter account where we’ll post updates and events @FairytradeC

On this tumblr we’ll be sharing work-in-progress shots of our works, new original art and comics, and announcements when we have something new in the shop. In the future we might also host giveaways, feature other artists and share tutorials. But first, coffee!

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Do you want to read a friends to lovers urban fantasy comic? Head on over to Gumroad, where you can buy this whole 24 page story for just 12€

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if you want to read the rest of this 10-page story, you can pay what you want for it on Gumroad!

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~the Fairy Trade Coffee online shop~

<div> Our names are Chride Lassheikki (@classheikki) and Sandra Waller (@santtudraws). Together we create speculative fiction, comics, games

You can now buy my zines and other products by Fairytrade Coffee over at Gumroad!

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every year, around May 25th, I draw a Vimes. Except this year, I drew two

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scratch on the moon like a familiar smile

Inspired by Dead of Night by Orville Peck

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can’t stop thinking about him (post-apocalyptic Robin Hood)

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read the rest on my patreon

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läs min resejournal på patreon.com/santtudraws!

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Self portrait, 2019

Suetonius adds that, according to some reports, he [Caesar] said in Greek: “Kai su, teknon” (which Shakespeare turned into the Latin “Et tu Brute?”). It literally means “You too, child,” but what Caesar may have intended by the words isn’t clear. Tempest cites “an important article” by James Russell (1980) “that has often been overlooked”. Russell points out that the words kai su often appear on curse tablets, and suggests that Caesar’s putative last words were not “the emotional parting declaration of a betrayed man to one he had treated like a son” but more along the lines of “See you in hell, punk.”

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concept drawings for a comic project (2019)

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fanart for the podcast @kingfallsam - and an open invitation to contact me for the graphic novel adaptation!

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that early march mood

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follow me on instagram

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some superstitious advice (2018)