#august zander

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Someday at Christmas...

Art by DWC Marshal Arts Top row, left to right: Tycho Coran, Xever Percival, Ewan E. Figes Bottom row, left to right: Ezo (by Ezo), Kirk Laklan, Louis Percival, August Zander

Some late Christmas art on account of me being very sick the past week or so!

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“Grab a plate- just don’t touch my stuffing!”

Merry Christmas from Xever, Louis, Tycho, Kirk, Ewan, and August.

Ft. Damek Critou and EzoWolf

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"I'm in no position to give advice I don't want to be nice And you know that"

Characters, art by DWC Marshal Arts Ft. KLARE/Ellen by Ressii

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“You’ll be the brightest star in the Clavius system.”

Adult Swim-style bump for my story Star Treatment, video editing by yours truly. Shout out to Anthro Swim.

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A very Merry Christmas from Louis Percival and co. to y'all (as they steal it-)

Original art and characters by DWC Marshal Arts Ft. Ezo by WolfEzo

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Some of the mainline Percivals stories synopses for your consideration.

Original art and stories by DWC Marshal Arts.

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THE STATION OF TIME GONE BY

For Louis Percival

For Xever Percival

FOR AUGUST

In my stories, a recurring setting appears called the Station of Time Gone By. Long time ago, I noticed the heavy use of train stations as settings in a lot of media, usually to convey some form of transitional change/bring about the concepts of change to supplement the narrative. And as I live relatively close to New York City, I'm at least decently traveled to the point of being familiar with the local rail as well as the subway. At some point, I figured I wanted to use the idea of stations in my own stories, given my exposure. In The Percivals, the Station of Time Gone By is largely metaphorical. Whether entering some kind of transport station in a scene triggers entry, or one simply dreams, once a character is in the station, it becomes primarily a device to convey someone's inner monologue and conflict with themselves. When someone visits the station, it's not because they want to, but because they have to- because a part of them has been pushed explicitly to tell themselves to confront some kind of contradiction in their own psyche.

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Some notes on collars in my universe. I get the “What are they?”/”They look like bomb/shock collars” question all the time. I feel like a concise, and illustrated guide would help plug some curiosity.