Sennamatic

Senna | 26 | She/they | Animator

[sennamaticart]

Artfight attack for @khanidae of Khan!

[sennamaticart]

Artfight revenge for @intodrawingthings of Caliban

[sennamaticart]

Artfight Revenge for @galaxyartmaps of Douglas Finch

[tench-art]

Artfight attack on @sennamaticart

[sennamaticart]

Artfight attack for @skunkes of Nyalon and Stinky cooling off

[sennamaticart]

Artfight attack for @lemonfroq of Demir and Claude

[sennamaticart]

An artfight Revenge for ~Lorichu of Super Cucumber!

[sennamaticart]

Artfight Revenge for ~Mentally_chill of Arak

[ananomalyspeaks]

My first round of Art Fight attacks/revenges, I'm getting through more than usual this year and having a lot of fun!

Characters in order: 1. Akker from @fr1edeggs 2. Philomina from treegravy 3. Uncle Stinky from @sennamaticart

[sennamaticart]

Artfight revenge for @isthisahugger of Lungwaii!

[xylographica]

Artfight attack for @sennamaticart !

[sennamaticart]

Artfight attack for @knoggart of Faz and Oscar escaping the heatwave :D

[sennamaticart]

Oscar's Interview

[sennamaticart]

Prometheus

[sennamaticart]

First artfight of the year! Atlas for @ezlo-x

[sennamaticart]

Just curious: why do you use unicorns as the subjects of your work (especially with your more suggestive or explicit works)? Is the unicorn as an animal or symbol significant to you?

I find them very versatile! They're not really a "real" animal so I have a lot of leeway with how I can use them in my work. I think a lot of the unicorn erotica I draw stems from a very complex personal relationship I have with my gender identity. Unicorns have a lot of gendered history in pop culture, and they make great subjects for work handling complex emotions or intimacy. I think they're also really great stand-ins for human figures that makes the viewer think about human relationship to other animals and nature.

And as a bearded lady myself, i think a critter with a beard is very satisfying to draw!

[sennamaticart]

Got my card put together! You know where to find me