#coven head

[coulrology]

Who up thinking about big scary women

[iloveundertaesooomuch]

The Head of the Potion Coven - Boscha Ripperonymus!

From Switching Seas and Puppet Strings AU by @talisman975

Little bit of Lore~

Boscha Ripperonymus was married to Amity Blight and is actually the second biological mother of Alador Blight.

Boscha had been putting too much pressure onto her son to succeed and perform well at all the types of magic for years. That only led Alador to push himself beyond his own limits out of guilt, have a nervous breakdown and fail in every class with bad consequences to his health. This became the main reason for the Amity to demand a divorce.

Boscha still can't get over the broken relationship and inability to see her son anymore. Although, even if she understands that it is her fault, she struggles to actually change. "I miss my son and wife, Tails. I miss them a lot."

From the start of the second season leads underground rebellion. Failed execution of Lilith the Lady Raven, Evelyn Clawthorne and Philip Wittebane pushed the potion coven head to fully lose her faith into Luzura's good intentions. Besides, what stops the Empress from eventually harming Alador? Especially since he goes to the same school as the two human children and is friends with Caleb Wittebane? Not to mention the treatment of the Starlight Guard.

Eventually, in the epilogue of the AU, Boscha Rippernymus gets into the romantic relationship with Willow Park, the head of the plant coven.

Old magma doodles before Boscha got her proper character design.

Off topic rambles below:

I am not too proud of the design for Boscha I ended up with. Mostly because I am not sure that it really tells the viewer much about her as a character. Although, in a way, the coven head's clothes look unfitting in a way that kind of implies that "hey, something is wrong; this is not who Boscha is". And that could play into her sort of redemption arc with the rebellion, where the design can truly feel "hers". More crabby.

I know I have other big projects to draw (I AM WORKING ON THEM I DIDN'T FORGET), but, I literally woke up at 5 am and started drawing this design because I felt too inspired and couldn't sleep for hours with my mind going brrrrrrr!! Now I have a bunch of bald stick-wo/men of all the AU coven heads, waiting for me to design them... When Im gonna do it? I have no idea. My obsessive brain keeps screaming "DO YOUR RESEARCH FIRST AND FIND GOOD INSPIRATION BEFORE STARTING OR YOU WILL FAIL AND IT WILL BE UGLY AF!" at me, so I am scared to start again yufyuldfyuldyul. But I want to finish this, just like all of my other wips...

I am still drawing the commission-sheet btw. The "shading" stage takes most of my time to finish. So I wonder if I should make a simpler version of it, and call the og "rendering" with the added highlights and other perks like that, because I put so much effort and time into it.

❤ Thank you for reading ❤

[plagacorvus-616]

AU where Alador is the Head of the Coven

[simpin-on-noodles]

It’s been a while since I’ve drawn anything Owl House related

(Not counting ocs) But here they are ^^💖🪞

[daughtersgallery]

tis that time of year again!

[spectralpixelsredone]

While I know some of the coven heads who don't get focus are flat characters....makes me wonder what they wanted out of Belos could just be power but still....

[daughterthethird]

hhhrgrnnnngn i need to stop staying up so late…. goodnighty tumb*falls down the stairs and dies*

[daystarvoyage]

I often see fans demonize some characters like Belos,The Blights, Camila, into far worse versions of themselves like fans portraying Camila as abusive since she wants Luz go to Reality Check Camp to correct her behavior and certain people interpret that of her sending her to a conversation therapy camp or the Blights while they are bad parents for sure they are sometimes depicted as physically abusive or homophobic despite that sort of thing not existing in the boiling isles and Finally Belos gets made into a bigot who is sexist,racist, homophobic because he a white Christian male despite not making any insults for Luz being a woman or POC while his stance of sexual orientation or gender identity is unknown the fact he didn’t insult Luz for being a woman or POC is remarkable progressive for a Man who is born in the 1600’s also He FICTIONAL and we already have enough of those people in real life what do you think?

I do say this, people need to start separating the art from the artist and fantasy from reality,

this type of writing and fictional perspective, a lot of viewers and fans sit through, its been done throughout animation, Even in real life affecting how we see our adult figures.

hope i say this, the best way i can cause the show did the adults and supporting characters dirty with its ill pacing in storytelling and character exposure

The Fans Of their favorite media love to exaggerate disliked characters (be it villains or unpopular ones) cause of how there perceived physically or in writing in the creator's eyes. We get this at the start of the first episode introducing Camila (whos a great mother who I relate to cause, I also was on the spectrum being raised by a single mom) I feel I look at her as a character who carries a burden with her being a single mother) yet relatable cause she does her best to take care of her daughter on earth cause she to is a single mother protecting her daughter from the harsh reality cause its not all huckydorey (like the ending of the show),when she wants luz to conform. the way fans see luz assomeone needing protecting, might villanize camila firsthand(DEMONIZING ADULT MOMENT BY FANDOM) as a cheerful person luz is, fans forget that she's also impressionable, impulsive, don't think far on consequneces and needy, might gloss over the fact she needs proper mannerisms (to get by in the world at times), cause shes young & fits the viewers mold of perception, that no one should be punished cause of sexuality, it might show she doesn't need help. Let's be clear the fans are gonna gloss the fact shes a troublemaker who brings harmful items to school WHICH fans should be concerned, i mean neurodivergent character doesn't mean good personality,

2. The blight situation I swear they did Odalia dirty with this GRRR & how talented and amazing Rachel MacFarlane is (Her VA voicing hayley from American Dad.) thanks for moring mark giving her proper depth in her character on how odalia acts.

She’s also over exaggerated for being ( DEMONIZED BY FANDOM cause SHE's an ADULT) to being just an abusive mother, but however others will see it is a character who was a dark and humorous character at least & she has great writing tools to be & alador was just a plot device to make amity look good even the twins, & get rid of odalia even though her had his hand in amity's abuse, which I feel no one in the blight fam is not innocent (neither was amity), also which the twins didn't get fleshed out more & used as plot device for lumity, Which fans at times gloss over. Fans will over-exaggerate that Odalia was physically abusive to the kids but NEVER WAS! cause that's a negative perception on the fandom that (We have a adult hater situation nowadays of how this new age of Gen Z & alpha kids are raised,

i also wrote a post on the matter btw

This has a lot to do with how the adults are written (in a Negative Light.)

You know what that has been bugging me recently After rewatching the toh I understand that it’s made for adolescence audience which is fine

The Belos Treatment (we al know how the creator treated him, such good potential DOwn the Drain.)

Bruh or GiIIIRRRRLL, I commend the Belos fans for being on their own ship supporting and adding more to his BG in fanfic & art

Belos was an intriguing villain who rivaled not only Frollo, the horned king, & Prof. Screweyes. This man also has a perception amongst the fans who followed the creator's way of how he was written (basically the new Chloe bourgeois treatment from miraculous.) He was only a character who was hell-bent on piping witches out and saving his humankind NOT BEING Racist Homophobic, or BIgoted, However, Chloe made racist & prejudiced remarks To Marinette in the cooking episode,(BUT BELOS DIDNT!) So he's an equal villain Who is all about equal rights means equal fights (falls under the neutral evil cause of how he was depicted into a person of tragedy upbringing to now a one-sided character (getting tired of how creators write villains in a one-sided manner.) oh and some people need proper knowledge of the 1600s cause belos was born in that era and I heard someone saying he was born in 1700s which I feel the show does suffer from anachronisms.

And don't get me started of how the fans look over poc in animation, (Darius) cause that has angry black man written all over it, along Manny being ONLY relevant in Luz's dire moment not being explored more,

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