#marion oc

[fairbubbles]

my oc marion!! finally posting him ! <3

dont mind my shitty handwriting...

his lore is here!

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💬 6  🔁 2  ❤️ 17 · ╰𝓜arion ⋮ 𝕿he Ring𝓶𝓪𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓻 Marion is the Fifth Lord of the Village, an eccentric and sadistic ringmaster who performs each

[deadlyeyez]

ok so needless to say the panorama folks have been having the time of their life

(keep in mind the pink haired one and the white haired one are brother and sister. before you guys say anything lol.)

[scorp2510]

Here I am, fighting my insecurities and creating a landscape with ZERO tutorials or preparation.

I'm looking forward to what my future self can achieve and re-draw this >:)

[sir-squibbly]

Alien OC that's basically the equivalent of a livestock rabbit (only the larvae and eggs are eaten tho). His name is Fishfingers, and he is the beutiful baby boy of Marion (the guy whose eyes he's poking).

The girl is Marion's sister, Caprice.

Fishfingers can't actually fly, by the way. He can only glide certain distances.

[beeapocalypse]

as easy as a snake shedding its skin. forget yourself in favor of a better man

[beeapocalypse]

it's a bit of a two man job, isn't it?

who will hold the nail while you hammer it in, who will witness your misery to make sure it means something?

[starryybrained]

Porcelain Skin

A story set within the Gilded Age, featuring a factory worker and magical elements. (This was originally an au of Metamorphosis but diverged far enough to become its own original story.)

Please note that this story features more outdated/historical views of gender and sex and features trans characters through this lens.

— — —

In New York, during the 1870s — A young man named Elmira sets out on the Erie Canal to the city to look for jobs in the industry. Making himself a home there, he leaves behind his family’s life of farming in the hopes that factory work is the future.

There, his boss, a man named Marion, works him and his fellow workers to exhaustion and injury, breaking his dreams apart and leaving him hopeless and miserable. As time goes on, life in the city seems less and less wonderful, and reality sinks in. Filth and poverty befall him and those like him, and with that, Elmira decides to band together with his fellow workers and create a union behind Marion’s back.

Meanwhile, Elmira meets a woman named Esther who shares his secret of being born a different sex. Despite living in two separate realms of experience, they bond and decide to move in together.

Marion soon finds out about the union when Elmira pushes too far and finds out “he’s” actually a woman — and not in the way Elmira is — and putting a stop to his efforts, she turns Elmira into a porcelain doll and sells him.