Marcie Walker drawing/ clothing study from a few years ago based on a Saturday Evening Post cover from 1922. This was done with alcohol markers, and I can't finish it because I'm out of the colours I need. Regardless, I still think it looks really cool.
Drawing random gaobam ocs b4 artfight to practice colors n other stuff/silly [ If you're participating in ArtFight this year, and you'd like to add me, just dm me! :] ]
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✰ First Oc: Alora by - @i-honeydew62
✰ Second OC: Sable by - @cartoonchaosvanni
Also a few doodles from a bit ago under the cut bc why not/silly
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I will never not be grateful for the women depicted in Old Gods of Appalachia
ESPECIALLY having less feminine women without making them feel any less attractive. The way that Glory Ann Boggs is described as being tall and broad, a clear working woman even in her twilight years? Heavenly. Every moment spent on Marcie Walker and her large, protective body juxtaposed to her smaller and more cutting sister Ellie? Glorious. Hell, even just mentioning Nina Jennings in a smart, pinstripe suit that matches her car. POETRY!!!!! FUCK!!!!!!
Cosplaying (closet edition) Marcie Walker for the Old Gods of Appalachia live show. The power of the Green will stand against the power of the Inner Dark.
Old Gods of Appalachia is off of hiatus which means I get to draw my favourite characters in this silly little podcast so expect at least a few more pieces with more horror elements for sure