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lup gang gravity falls style as suggested by Tabbiewolf!
Comic commission for the amazing @tabbiewolf! She trusted me to choose a part of her fan fiction, so I ilustrated a lovely FuJiGoe scene!
(link to the fic - though it's not sfw!): https://archiveofourown.org/works/43521243 Please open the art in new tab, cause the tumblr quality is horrendous :(
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
I did a podfic of @tabbiewolfreblogs fic, Scar Tissue
It's from How to Steal a Polycule and is an introspective piece from Lupin's pov about his lovers.
♡ Foxy Pride Pins by TabbieWolf ♡ x // x // x // x // x x // x // x // x // x please don’t remove this caption! (◕‿◕✿)
Icon for Tabbiewolf on twitter, of their OC as a Seraphim! SUPER fun commission!
Character: Tabbiewolf
tabbiewolf replied to your post “As an 80s kid perhaps the one detail in Guardians of the Galaxy that...”
I would assume the zero-gravity/atmosphere aspects of space had something to do with this. *I* want to know how he got that tape player that was in his ship. The stickers he could have had in his backpack when he got taken...
I am guessing one of the Ravagers who was technically inclined (even space pirates gotta have a ship's engineer) helped reverse engineer a player for Peter's terran tech. Yondu seems to have a way of motivating his men. :P
Some of you may remember that a couple of weeks ago, I was trying to decide whether or not to buy a button-making press, to be able to offer some of my designs in a different medium. While not as huge of an investment as an embroidery machine, it was still an investment — and without having ever tried to sell buttons before, I was nervous that it would be a flop.
My initial idea was to buy a handful of designs through my Cafe Press shop*. However, they were so expensive — even with my artist discount for purchasing my own designs — that I quickly realized I would have to sell them at a con for $5 each to make any profit. And that’s a ridiculously steep price for a button, let’s face it. Buying a button press myself would have cost about $20 more than the order I had set up through Cafe Press, and gotten me the potential for about 200 more buttons than I was buying through them.
While I was contemplating this, and feeling out my fan base about their interest in buttons, I got a message from tabbiewolf, letting me know that she makes buttons, and would be happy to help me with a test run, if I was interested. Which, since a proof of concept test run was what I wanted in the first place, I definitely was! She told me her prices, I did more math, and found that I could now offer buttons for $2 each — a much more reasonable price! So I spent the evening formatting images for her, sent them all off, and when I woke up the next morning, I had an e-mail with a sample image of each design attached.
Look at them! Aren’t they gorgeous? We will have a dozen of each of these button designs available for sale at ConnectiCon in two weeks. If they do well there (and I really hope they do!) then they’ll become a regular offering, both at conventions, and online. I’ll also be able to expand the line to include a lot more designs then. Basically, any of our patches that are a circle will easily be able to turn into buttons. And many others, with a bit of design adjustment, will as well.
So if you’ll be at ConnectiCon, stop by our booth in the Dealers’ Room and check them out! And also check out Tabbie Wolf’s table in the Artists’ Colony! You can see what she's all about at her website, www.willdrawforyou.com.
*The Storied Threads shop at Cafe Press, by the way, has since been closed. It was open for a couple of months and didn’t make a single sale. In addition, I found their platform for shop owners to be clunky and hard to use. In the end, we decided to close up, and focus our energies in that way on our Redbubble shop, which is lovely, easy to use, and through which we’re already making sales.
tabbiewolf replied to your post: Guys, I found where Six shops!
That is the BEST SWEATER OF ALL TIME, where on earth did you get it? :)
Sadly, it was more than I could afford so it went back on the rack. But I found it at this local boutique in town.