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My Werewolf Girlfriend’s gonna come out August 1st!
Please stay tuned if you wanna read a messy werewolf yuri in grimdark Stardew Valley setting! I’ll be posting to my social medias and my Patreon.
EDIT: You can read this comic for free now here!
I was so excited to get to contribute a piece to Metal Weave Games's fantastic How to GM Romance book-- thanks to Nala J. Wu for the excellent art direction! You can check it out and get the book on backerkit!
I'd love to do more TTRPG artwork and more romance artwork in general - contact me at careydraws.com 💖
"Supergirl's Jilted Boy Friends!" Adventure Comics #389 (1970) Written by Cary Bates Art by Kurt Schaffenberger
Popular Teen-Agers Romances #9 - Cover art by L. B. Cole (1951)
Something warm on a cold night.💕
New Episode is up now!
The DC Comics Romance Artwork Of Liz Berube
Love Not Found Vol 4 is FUNDING NOW on Kickstarter!
Support the campaign by spreading the word and grabbing a copy of the fourth - and final - volume of the long-running web series by Gina Biggs, collecting chapters 21-24, plus the epilogue! The book will contain 248 pages of FULL COLOR comics and bonus material!
Space romance! Humans have ceased physical connection, but some have taken a more HANDS ON approach to finding love! FINAL VOLUME!
In the distant future, physical connection has become an outdated concept and human needs are met by computers. On one of numerous human colonies among the stars, one touch-starved young woman decides to take a more hands-on approach.
LOVE NOT FOUND is a science fiction romance series exploring love and intimacy in an era when humans choose to forego physical contact similar to themes found in The Naked Sun and Demolition Man. Fans of Steven Universe and Sailor Moon will enjoy the strong themes of love, friendship, and found family that are at the very core of the series! [Rating: Teen+] [LGBTQ+]
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