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"There’s this creep in, in the corner. Your guy. He just… keeps staring at me, like, like properly staring. Like, it is super intense and, and real weird. Like he knows me, but I sure as hell do not know him. I— I try to ignore him, look, I just, I just read my book, and every time I look up there he is, watching me."
-Scrutiny
The Magnus Archives episode 142
ᴶᵉˢᵘˢ ᴶᵒⁿ ᴰᶦᵈⁿ'ᵗ ʸᵒᵘʳ ᵍʳᵃⁿᵈᵐᵒᵗʰᵉʳ ᵗᵉᵃᶜʰ ʸᵒᵘ ᵗʰᵃᵗ ᶦᵗ'ˢ ʳᵘᵈᵉ ᵗᵒ ˢᵗᵃʳᵉˀ
"Oh, violence, is it? Very original. Just do be careful not to -"
Wonderland
The Magnus Archives episode 177
The Soldier of Saint Anthony.
Saw a picture of the relic of Saint Anthonys jawbone and had to draw something inspired by it. I imagined a soul bound to a suit of armour using the bones of the person who had worn it.
"Got a new friend, she’s a doctor. She gave me an interesting prescription - let’s see if I can remember.
Oh yeah, half an ounce of lead to be injected directly into the brain.
And it wasn’t a prescription for me.”
A quick one of first mate d'Ville to loosen the ole drawing muscles. He's always fun to draw.
Do you ever want a new mug for work so you design one as if it was an in-universe mug from a spooky podcast you like, or are you normal?
I'm not joking. Ever since I made this mug, I've been absolutely rammed at work pulling 50+ hour work weeks. I'm starting to think I've actually accidentally evoked the Grindinglord. Save me Sid Wright.
Do you ever want a new mug for work so you design one as if it was an in-universe mug from a spooky podcast you like, or are you normal?
Inspired by an Art Nouveau stained glass that I saw. Only make it spooky podcast related.
Just try and tell me Elias wouldn't have some cunty decor littered around the Institute over the years. He would absolutely use some of those donor funds for stuff like this.
Trans Wrath | Trans Pride
Did a companion piece to a Trans Pride | Trans Wrath piece I did over a year ago and then realised I never posted it here. So here's both together!
The first was made to help vent my feelings regarding the dialogue surrounding trans people in the media/ government in the UK. Alas going into 2025, even with a (useless) Labour government, little has been done to alleviate those feelings.
Both these are made with our community in mind. We are our strongest allies, and we can accomplish so much if we stay strong and channel that anger into helping and supporting each other, and that's what I want to manifest for the coming year. Trans people have always existed, and we shall continue to.
Love to you all.
Another speed paint/ colourblind challenge/ excuse to draw Izzy Hands.
Loved the colour result.
"...but what did he say about me... specifically?"
Speed paint practice combined with the "colourblind" challenge where my tablet is set to black and white, and I choose a random colour palette to use and only reveal it at the end.
Also wanted an excuse to draw Izzy Hands. Can you blame me?
"So turn with the turn of the merry-go-round and dance to its jolly old song. Who will you be, with a name or three, and a stranger’s face worn wrong?"
Revolutions
The Magnus Archives Episode 165
"He could turn into all sorts of animals. But now he never gets the faces right."
A friend asked for a drawing of Vladislav from What We Do in the Shadows but I'm not sure this is exactly what she was hoping for.
Honestly drawing this had me chuckling the whole time
Kintsugi
A self-portrait honouring the scars of my top surgery.
Most representations of trans men post top surgery depict them as having scars from double incision surgery as this is the most common performed. As a trans man who was very lucky to be able to receive periareolar, I can feel a little left out of that representation.
While the scars are minimal, they can still be something that I'm hyper conscious of and still signify to me an incredibly important part of my life and who I am.
"What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets."
Myself and a friend were going to start a little art club between us where we took the time to do one piece of art, say every month. This one was based on our first prompt, where we generated three random words and then drew something based on those words.
The words for this were: Mortality. Hell. Wine
I knew immediately what I wanted to draw.
Alas, the art club was cut almost immediately short due to my friend having some personal issues, and we put it on the back-burner, but not before I completed my piece.
"I... live AGAIN"
Evil Ash from Army of Darkness for a good friend who is a big fan of the Evil Dead movies.
A tricky yet satisfying draw with a little splash of late 80s/ early 90s pop of colour.
"As I pass it, I have the uncomfortable sensation that I'm looking at the bungalow owner's one and only self-portrait."
The Silt Verses. Chapter 8: And Those I Love, It Rends
I cannot express how much I utterly adore this podcast and how much I urge everyone to listen to it. It is a masterclass in character storytelling with frankly phenomenal worldbuilding, and I am constantly impressed and inspired by it.
Chapter 8 is one of my favourites as I love listening to the testimony of Augustus Roake as he speaks of his life and rejection of society, turning only to his worship of the Muse of Prior Happiness.
"... there are tales to be told."
It's a rare opportunity to get a chance to sit and do some traditional artwork, but after coming across a great photo of Gunpowder Tim from The Mechanisms, I decided to finally give gouache a go. I lack the patience for regular watercolours, and I've never really gotten along with acrylics, but gouache seems like a really lovely middle ground between the two, and the lighting in this picture was some wonderful practice.