a redraw of some designs i made a few months ago. finally, lyn has been dragged outside! yes i drew this on a magma board.
old pic:
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a redraw of some designs i made a few months ago. finally, lyn has been dragged outside! yes i drew this on a magma board.
old pic:
OMG. Is this real life?
Was it worth it? Was it everything you wanted it to be?
She's worried about you. Pick up the phone.
‘Where exactly is the entrance to the Underworld?’ asked Storm. ‘It tends to move around,’ replied Netta. ‘But your best bet is to head for a place called Somewhere. It’s quite close to Nowhere, and I have every confidence that you will find Aurora there.’ —Lyn Gardner/Out of the Woods
‘Here? This is the entrance to the Underworld? I don’t believe it!’ said Storm. ‘Well it is. Of course, it’s not the only one,’ said Netta. ‘You find other entrances under ancient yew trees, filed under U in local lending libraries, and sometimes even in public lavatories. It’s always those cubicles that have a sign on them saying Out of Order. Once you’ve found one entrance, you tend to notice them all over the place.’ —Lyn Gardner/Out of the Woods
Her heart swelled with love and gratitude, and would quite possibly have burst if she hadn’t had to make a swift leap to the left to avoid Belladonna’s knife. —Lyn Gardner/Out of the Woods
‘Beg your pardon, your highness,’ he said, ‘but we’ve got seven brothers and a corpse at the gate, and they are demanding to see you. The brothers that is, not the corpse. The corpse is very undemanding. They say they have important news for your majesty.’ —Lyn Gardner/Out of the Woods
‘I wish it was my birthday every day,’ she said, tearing the wrapping paper off a present from Netta–a collection of Grimm tales and a book about Greek mythology. ‘ But you’d get old so soon,’ protested Aurora. ‘Birthdays are very good for you,’ replied Any firmly. ‘There is considerable statistical evidence that those who have the most birthdays live the longest.’ —Lyn Gardner/Out of the Woods