JK Music Rec 03/08/2026
JHope is also a big fan as we found out in Hope on the Street - House dancing in Paris.
Also check out Breathe also from the album Fix Your Face which came out last month.
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JK Music Rec 03/08/2026
JHope is also a big fan as we found out in Hope on the Street - House dancing in Paris.
Also check out Breathe also from the album Fix Your Face which came out last month.
JK IG
Post Date: 03/08/2026
Lies and Violence (And Loot)
Reposting old A Practical Guide to Evil fanart leading up to Book 2 publishing at the end of august.
This one I still adore. Cute woes back from August 2019. I managed to hide quite a lot of easter eggs in Vivienne's loot.
The companion piece with "We have never had any descriptions of Hakram's hair. For all we know it could be long blonde locks with pink and purple streaks" still crack me up. He looks glorious.
Akua's little add-on doesn't quite work. And I learned the hard way, that it sounds cool on text, when Cat freezes a torso, and then rips out the heart. But... When said torso belongs to very well endowed Akua Sahelian, showing the aftermatch is an issue. Because logically that means there would be half a breast left and... Well, that's not a cute. Not now, not ever (I eventually cheated and made the damage larger removing the full breast).
I do like Akua's hair out of this. I was slowly learning to make hairstyles only African textured hair really can pull off while doing Guide art. Arguing those were the sort of hair styles the Soninke would use all the time (As a principle from day one, I refused to give any of the canonically gorgeous black characters straight hair. And every time another fan told me "but it has to be straight because they are meant to be beautiful" I got even deeper into that resolve).
HELLO?!?!
Apprentice sketches
Reposting old A Practical Guide to Evil fanart leading up to Book 2 publishing at the end of august.
This one is from July 2019. Another of the very first fanarts I did.
I failed to make Masego properly chubby. And let’s be real, those glasses are way too modern. Even for fantasy.
That said, the hat is super modern as well. And the hat is perfect.
All glory to The Hat!
Masego ft Keyshia Cole - Someone
Masego Is Back With Fix Your Face
Masego reemerges with his third full-length album, Fix Your Face. Keyshia Cole, Buju Banton, and Leon Thomas are just a few of his collaborators on the record, which Masego co-produced alongside Jordan Elgie.
It was a three-year journey to complete Fix Your Face. Masego admits the title is a nod to the common phrase parents use when their kids are upset, but it’s also a personal philosophy. As he explained in a press release, "My approach to life, no matter what comes at me."
Fix Your Face upholds Masego's reputation for crafting modern Quiet Storm sounds. His saxophone adds a layer of warmth wherever it appears—from the romantic overtures of "Someone" to the conversational tone of "I Know You." He picks up the tempo and channels Gnarls Barkley on "QVC" featuring Thomas, while "Dotted Line" embodies his signature "TrapHouseJazz" moniker more than anything else on the project.
Fix Your Face wears its vulnerability proudly, revealing an emotional presence that keeps listeners engaged—even when humor pops up on tracks like "Charlie Brown." Masego will take Fix Your Face on the road starting in early August, traveling to more than 20 cities across the U.S. and abroad.
Song of the Day: "Breathe" by Masego