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[vanisketches]

Commission for @genlirema through my Artistree.io's page!!

They asked for a Winter-themed Sacredshipping piece! I had so much fun drawing these two again, after so long! c:

Do you like what you see? Consider commissioning me!

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[moonshot5]

Minaki, Ontario

[cmpumkin-arts]

Funny redesign time for my favorite legendary expert <3 I need to draw him more. 

[mrmssa]

[pokemonfanthings]

If anyone should have beef with Gou, it’s this guy.

[shiweimigi]

December 24, 2020 - "奥菲利亚的月出" / "Ophelia’s Moonrise" (ORIGINAL SONG)

Music, lyrics, mixing, video: MinaKi

Translyrics: June H.

Tuning: @nebulousviper

Art: @fiorrie

English CC: Dudevenger

Vocals: Mo Qingxian

Also available on bilibili and SoundCloud

[faynatical]

Canary chibi commission for keychain set (1/4). ( for JAE Project )

1 - HERE | 2 | 3 | 4

https://jaevocalproject.storenvy.com/products/30905983-jae-acrylic-keychains-by-melody

[skye-maxwell]

☕

“☕️- favorite passage” *flails* Oh no, you’re going to make me choose? Idk about favorite, but here’s one I like a lot:

—

Minato shrugged. “I like lightning.”

To Akihiko’s surprise, a gentle little smile appeared on Minato’s face.

“What do you like about it?”

“I like… how if you really pay attention, you can feel it coming. The atmosphere is heavy, and there’s this feeling of expectation. And then when it strikes, the energy is just… raw and explosive, and you know you should probably look away, but you can’t. Because it’s beautiful.”

“Beautiful?”

Akihiko couldn’t quite wrap his head around the notion. In Tartarus, lightning was simply a tool that he used; it was the primary weapon he wielded against the Shadows, and occasionally that same weapon was wielded against him.

Though maybe it was beautiful, and Akihiko had just never taken notice before. He had never had much of an eye for beauty. Perhaps that was just another thing Minato possessed that he did not.

Yet, as Akihiko looked to Minato’s profile once again, he was sure the lovely, somewhat pained expression on his upturned face had been pulled from a painting.

—

From “Ready to Fall”