it will never not be funny how I predicted my own therapy journey four years ago in a story I started writing because of a random dialogue that popped in my head
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it will never not be funny how I predicted my own therapy journey four years ago in a story I started writing because of a random dialogue that popped in my head
coloured an old sketch of my oc (left) + sketched her as a kid
Strong muscular women amen
An older Luna and an older Sana, approximately 15 and 22-23, respectively
Oc doodles for the first time in a good while
Najma Yale in the first picture, second picture is Luna loveg— I mean Luna E. Klein 🤌🏻
below the cut are some older drawings (the first new one turned out to be a redraw of the very first Najma concepts XD)
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Tomorrow at 8:00 PM! Gabriel is doing the last creator commentary for Dracula: The Danse Macabre's first season. Tune into his Patreon at 8:00 PM Eastern to hear him go through Episode 4, The Bride of Dracula!
Topics include:
The basement
Changes to the structure of novel's last act
Dracula's backstory
Cruelty in characters
Mirrors and reflections
The future of DTDM
Want to tune in but not sure if you want to sign up to contribute a monthly donation? Remember, Gabriel's Patreon offers a free trial so you can check things out and see if you want to sign up long-term!
For everyone that's been asking about the future of Dracula: The Danse Macabre...
Series creator Gabriel Urbina posted this thread talking about the show's future. The highlights are:
The folks involved in making the show would love to make more of it. The dream would be for the Dracula arc to just be Book One of the series, with Book Two featuring Mina, now working as an occult detective and with Count Dracula still whispering in her ear, tackling the plot of another great 19th Century horror novel.
In time, the podcast would have Mina work her way through the mysteries at the hearts of many classics of 1800's horror literature, like Frankenstein, the works of Edgar Allen Poe, The King in Yellow, The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Charles Dickens's ghost stories, and so on!
We'd all love to get back to the studio and keep making more of DTDM right away. The spirit is willing, but the budget is week - we'd need to find multiple thousands of dollars of budget to get to make more of this show. So it might take a bit. If you want to help us get there ASAP, the things to do are:
Get as many people as you can to listen to the show! The more attention it gets, the easier it is to find partnerships and promo deals that can help secure a production budget for Season Two.
If you can, sign up for a recurring donation at Gabriel's Patreon.
But hopefully, before too long, we can be back on the feed with more of The Danse Macabre, and we can hear as Mina and Dracula face off against another classic of 19th Century Literature!
Mina Van Helsing ma'am I'd do anything for you
Questions are answered and ancient secrets are revealed as a final confrontation unfolds…
Dawn breaks.
Dracula: The Danse Macabre
Starring Evangeline Young & Peter Coleman.
Sound design by Jeffrey Nils Gardner.
Music by Alan Rodi.
Script editing by Sarah Shachat.
Recorded by Robby Schwartz at Soho Recording.
Written & directed by Gabriel Urbina.
Episode 4: The Bride of Dracula
The Season Finale. Now Available.
The dance comes to a close.