final?? scribble dump from my old files from 2022 through 2024
I like drawing him happy and also being back on my slavic bullshit (I was watching east euro cinema at the time lol)

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final?? scribble dump from my old files from 2022 through 2024
I like drawing him happy and also being back on my slavic bullshit (I was watching east euro cinema at the time lol)
old byleth wip drawing that I never finished (but might still finish?) based on a lingerie set I saw in her church colours...
manic depression has a-captured my soul...
homicidal king who walks around telling everybody how much he values them in the most sappy schmaltzy ways possible then rejects himself in the middle of his own proposal. he's so embarrassing. put him in a laundry machine and turn on the spin cycle. // smth silly stupid silly
over on my fe twitter, I'd share wips and one-night doodles-sketches-what-will-yous with my circle. circles died :( so here's the highlight reel!!
I like the King a little snaggletooth'd and scruffy
miłej kupalnocki, happy midsummer, etc etc etc!
from both me and my favourite slavic-adjacent king!
kupalnocka (noc kupały, kupala night, etc) is the traditional west and east slavic celebration of the summer solstice, love, and cleansing. among a number of other things, women weave garlands of flowers, herbs, and ferns and send them floating down rivers and streams to divine their future luck in relationships. to have it brought back was seen as a confession of love (even if for one night...) and a man would sometimes follow a particular woman's wreath even into deep or dangerous waters to return it. people would head into the forest to search for the legendary fern flower. which does not exist, of course. but who could blame you and maybe somebody of your choice for spending hours, alone, in the woods, all night, looking for such an important, elusive flower...
fun fact: the embroidery pattern is riffed from the traditional handicrafts of a region spread between poland, ukraine, and belarus! most slav per stitch!
how terrible it is to be alone...
let these two siblings be happy, intelsys