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Me, @daweeb98 and @keiranikki have been doing weekly Precure watch parties and recently finished a whole season, and so Keira has to be included in GlowPre! Meet Cure Dusk, a Cure of the day sky!
(She’s not a part of the main group, because we already have plans for midseasons, but I couldn’t help myself ok)
Naomi for disability pride month!
Yayyyy!!! ヽ(≧∀≦)ﾉ Happy Disability Pride Month!!!!!
Attack on Cure Darling for @magicalmeily !
Draw my magical girl lesbians please? (Mayomi)
its been a long time since i drew these girlies
Hey guys my lead cure(Cure Ribbon) is now on art fight💗💗💗
Feel free to draw her!!
An art gifting game
Yuko / Cure Glimmer’s updated reference for Artfight! You can check her out here!
Redesigning my old Pretty Cure's OC Sorry I haven't posted in almost a month. I'm only drawing commissions right now and have no time for fan art :с
it's pride month....
kawa n tōji have a...very complex thing bout how they view themselves n their genders,
kawa is a plushie turned human, while yee she was designed feminine...plushies and dolls dont rlly have genders. they r objects, they dont rlly see themselves having genders, kawa had no real gender and thus, never rlly saw herself as a girl...but that was b4 she met mika. mika saw the plush doll as a girl, her older sister, 2 be exact, n used she/her pronouns when talking bout the plush, as a human, kawa is female, kawa sees herself as a woman, n is very proud 2 be a woman. n to be mika's sister, (trans woman?... she went from not seeing herself as female 2 being female....)
tōji is a statue (clay? stone? idk, hard 2 decide.) turned human, he was created by a woman who was unable to have children, tōji wasnt built in the image of a particular gender...just a kid that the woman wished to have, toji has no gender, but thats oky, they dont mind it, it's just happy the way they r, (genderfluid, mostly uses he/him but doesnt mind if ppl use other pronouns with her.)
