I love to doodle the sillies and the occasional serious I draw and post whatever comes to mind for fun, usually Sonic doodles! https://strangefard-info.carrd.co
I post Sonic doodles, concepts, aus and random stuff here :) (Majorly doodles tho)
AU/Concept tags:
#tiny hedgehogs au : What if Shadow emerged from the pod as a tiny hedgehog creature?
#The Cursed King Au : In a variant world of SATBK, what if King Arthur (Sonic) became the very evil he first defeated? He, his friends and family pay the price.
#brainfards : rambles, thoughts, and responses!
Still testing out styles for certain characters but having fun while doing it 🔥 (The tiny hedgehogs style stays the same, dw)
If you’ve got any questions abt anything or sketch ideas, I’d love to hear em! (PLEASE)
This page is mostly SFW. There may be occasional blood and cursing. Blood will be tagged.
To all my fellow aromantic people, i love you. I hope you're having a good pride month and feeling all the platonic love and acceptance.
Thank you to all the lovely people who got excited about this post, i got a lovely dm yesterday about my aro Rouge rep, then woke up this morning to a big aphobic hate rant. So I'm trying my best to remember the good, kind comments.
One sunny day, the wind spirits of the east led their dear friend, an adventurer by the name of Arthur, to the kingdom of Camelot. Yet this once bustling trade epicenter seemed ruined, filthy, fallen. After saving a fox from being bullied by a couple of guards, Arthur was whisked away and found himself roped up in a ploy to overthrow the current tyrant who had taken the throne. Unable to say no to those he could help, he accidentally stayed for longer than intended. Two years. During that time he recruited great fighters, and grew fond of the people there. Eventually preparations were complete, and the resistance stormed the castle. It was a daring battle. Though with the help of the blade of Excalibur on their side, Arthur struck the final blow, causing the tyrant to shatter into fine purple mist. Bout in a moment of shock, the adventurer didn’t notice the loud cheers that erupted within the grand hall, or that the resistance’s founder was trying to get his attention. When he finally turned, Arthur learned the truth of his fate.
They wanted him to be their king.
…Plus, it was also technically law.
Arthur relented, unable to abandon this place he’d grown to love, knowing the guilt would follow him no matter where he went.
Sixteen years passed.
Lots happened during that time. He restored Camelot, did many things, met many people, and grew to ignore his invisible chains in favor of those he grew close to. Perhaps too close to one.
One rainy day, Arthur was sorting through a pile of requests for various things, like stalls who wished to join the upcoming festival and an ask for him to attend the squire Galahad’s upcoming test, when he found an odd looking envelope likely stacked in the wrong pile. Upon opening it, he found an urgent letter from a neighboring kingdom, stating that they wished to settle a trade dispute with a one on one duel. Although an odd request, the king reluctantly accepted. He hadn’t sparred in a while, but it was simply a good duel. What could go wrong?
Arthur found himself lying in the dirt.
It was the day of the duel, and they had chosen the location poorly. Too close to a ledge of rocks, and too close was his opponent’s sword to his armored chest. Instead, it had pierced the stone behind him, rattling the wall of boulders. Arthur admitted defeat, as he began to loosen up his armor to remove later. As the sword began to slide out from between the rocks, the sound of stone shuddering against itself came from above. Realization struck like lightning as he tilted his head up to see rocks craning overhead- Ready to fall. Arthur reacted immediately, making a move to grab his opponent and dash away to safety, but.. No gust of wind met him. Instead, all he felt was a blooming pain. The rocks were closing in, but all Arthur could do in the moment was gawk at the blade in his abdomen. He had accidentally ran straight into his opponent’s piercer, which was held out in front of him. It was immediately removed as the other ran from the steadily approaching boulders, and Arthur tried to follow. But his knees felt weak and he felt as if he was sludge underwater, drowning. His vision rocked as the stones fully toppled, and came crashing down.
He wasn’t sure what happened after that. He could only see a blur of black and red, then purple that surrounded his vision. He felt something heavy on his chest. Then movement. He heard a familiar voice. He could smell something salty nearby. He tasted blood.
When he woke up, he was in the infirmary, back in Camelot. His vision swirled with shifts of purple hues. He could make out a shape by his side. The pain in his torso was.. Gone. He wasn’t sure what happened, but his head hurt.
He couldn’t help but feel like something was wrong.
One sunny day, the wind spirits of the east led their dear friend, an adventurer by the name of Arthur, to the kingdom of Camelot. Yet this once bustling trade epicenter seemed ruined, filthy, fallen. After saving a fox from being bullied by a couple of guards, Arthur was whisked away and found himself roped up in a ploy to overthrow the current tyrant who had taken the throne. Unable to say no to those he could help, he accidentally stayed for longer than intended. Two years. During that time he recruited great fighters, and grew fond of the people there. Eventually preparations were complete, and the resistance stormed the castle. It was a daring battle. Though with the help of the blade of Excalibur on their side, Arthur struck the final blow, causing the tyrant to shatter into fine purple mist. Bout in a moment of shock, the adventurer didn’t notice the loud cheers that erupted within the grand hall, or that the resistance’s founder was trying to get his attention. When he finally turned, Arthur learned the truth of his fate.
They wanted him to be their king.
…Plus, it was also technically law.
Arthur relented, unable to abandon this place he’d grown to love, knowing the guilt would follow him no matter where he went.
Sixteen years passed.
Lots happened during that time. He restored Camelot, did many things, met many people, and grew to ignore his invisible chains in favor of those he grew close to. Perhaps too close to one.
One rainy day, Arthur was sorting through a pile of requests for various things, like stalls who wished to join the upcoming festival and an ask for him to attend the squire Galahad’s upcoming test, when he found an odd looking envelope likely stacked in the wrong pile. Upon opening it, he found an urgent letter from a neighboring kingdom, stating that they wished to settle a trade dispute with a one on one duel. Although an odd request, the king reluctantly accepted. He hadn’t sparred in a while, but it was simply a good duel. What could go wrong?
Arthur found himself lying in the dirt.
It was the day of the duel, and they had chosen the location poorly. Too close to a ledge of rocks, and too close was his opponent’s sword to his armored chest. Instead, it had pierced the stone behind him, rattling the wall of boulders. Arthur admitted defeat, as he began to loosen up his armor to remove later. As the sword began to slide out from between the rocks, the sound of stone shuddering against itself came from above. Realization struck like lightning as he tilted his head up to see rocks craning overhead- Ready to fall. Arthur reacted immediately, making a move to grab his opponent and dash away to safety, but.. No gust of wind met him. Instead, all he felt was a blooming pain. The rocks were closing in, but all Arthur could do in the moment was gawk at the blade in his abdomen. He had accidentally ran straight into his opponent’s piercer, which was held out in front of him. It was immediately removed as the other ran from the steadily approaching boulders, and Arthur tried to follow. But his knees felt weak and he felt as if he was sludge underwater, drowning. His vision rocked as the stones fully toppled, and came crashing down.
He wasn’t sure what happened after that. He could only see a blur of black and red, then purple that surrounded his vision. He felt something heavy on his chest. Then movement. He heard a familiar voice. He could smell something salty nearby. He tasted blood.
When he woke up, he was in the infirmary, back in Camelot. His vision swirled with shifts of purple hues. He could make out a shape by his side. The pain in his side was.. Gone. He wasn’t sure what happened, but his head hurt. He felt odd.
I was recording a shitty back and forth between Chip and Sonic on my phone at 2 am, just got a foot cramp mid recording and genuinely choked at the end
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thats it i just love uu lettuce. i love the complicated fucked up ‘for the greater good’ types. i love when the road to hell is paved with good intentions and i love when the character knows EXACTLY what road they’re on and keeps walking anyway because they’re so blinded by their goals that they’re convinced they can change the path’s end. i love when the means are terrible and the ends that could’ve justified them were never truly possible in the first place
i love uu lettuce i love uu lettuce i love uu lettuce i love uu lettuce
thats it i just love uu lettuce. i love the complicated fucked up ‘for the greater good’ types. i love when the road to hell is paved with good intentions and i love when the character knows EXACTLY what road they’re on and keeps walking anyway because they’re so blinded by their goals that they’re convinced they can change the path’s end. i love when the means are terrible and the ends that could’ve justified them were never truly possible in the first place
