soft n sharp

fen ⋆ 22 ⋆ they/them ⋆ local swamp man ⋆ 

[pussypoplikecolacoca]

[savage-america]

[seanlewisdraws]

Working on a comic

[ringcore]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B0SB3OpBiJh/

[shy-srgntwitch]

..games..internet..n cats..<3

[rosecrystal]

engraved face heart ring

[gummygunk]

tiny collage

[ghostbri]

some gods for a homebrew d&d campaign. their true names are unspeakable so their followers just give them titles

[battlevilla]

[ruinedchildhood]

[horreurscopes]

all wrapped in cellophane 

(commission info / i’ll be selling this print at flamecon 2k19)

[wishbzne-deactivated20210526]

song of the fox, margaret atwood

[lematworks]

Produced by LEMAT WORKS

✨ Twinkle Night1 2 3 18 / Golden Stars / Moon / instagram✨

[rai-r]

[peridotite]

i made dino empanadas :]

[peridotite]

update: they came out very good

[lesbianregreat]

Lesbians are everywhere 1978  Anne Roberts, Tin Sheds Art Workshop

[datsmeyellin]

every culture has their ethnic donut and every culture has their ethnic dumpling… humans be frying dough

[sindri42]

Every culture also makes a sword. If they got metal they make a sword, if they don’t have metal they take obsidian or shark teeth or whatever it is that they’ve got and they make that into a sword.

Coincidence? I think not.

[gordon-freeman-official]

2 constants in all civilizations:

Tasty Fried Food

Danger Murder Sticks

[ginger-le-gay-deactivated202008]

World building tip: the bare bones of all civilizations are fried dough and sharp things.

[earlgraytay]

Also: dramatic and ornate hats.

as soon as people have the resources to do so they will put gaudy brightly-coloured things on their heads, so help them

[roguecampingrainstorm]

Fried dough, murder sticks, and ostentatious headwear. I like it.

[stabbedthrutheeye]

OH BOY ITS SPECIAL INTEREST TIME

every single culture in the world

every. single. one.

has at least one vampiric entity or species. theres something unique about every type of them, but they all have one thing in common: they drain your blood/lifeforce (and, most time, are immortal). there is, of course, the culture sharing aspect of the whole thing, but even the most isolated cultures had vampires somewhere in their mythology. sometimes i wonder if there was some sort of virus or something in the olden days that made people run around and drink other people’s blood because theres really no other explanation for it except like, vampires being a real, actual thing

[mysteriouslypeculiar]

And Dragons!!