#white doe

[lliearnia]

Stressed Zius

Context: This is based off a Youtuber crashing out about having to watch Glee (understandable). Zius is, a subject to many of these funny animatics, which is ironic, given the context I hate this character LMAO

I did a lot of editing back them because I didn't do plenty of frame-by-frame animation in these animatics hahaha, how times have changed

Slight Gilgamesh spoilers The God Figure here is based off an actual godly character, which is the author's own character in universe.

The Korean scroll text are actual Korean Catholic prayers

[renslo161605]

A new Fic I wrote about Arthur and Eliza!! -> White doe

It's very cutesy right now! But will end in tragedy, as we know. This will be very slice-of-life-y at time and i will tag as i go along, but i hope you like :> I'll eventually make art to go along with it!

[sunny-possum-pal]

Posca warm up + my costar horoscope today

[gardenandcountry]

A forest, painting by Claudine Lecoustre ©️2022

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[jessica-drewz]

If she cannot have the sun, she will have freedom. She jumps through snatching hands and cutting tree branches, blindly. She does not believe she ever slept well. The villagers call her a ghost, accuse her of spooking the hunt. She keeps time with rabbits and egrets, eats flowers, green hostas, and white lilies. Alone, alone, all this time pursued by vain princes. Finally she lies down beside the water, the moon rises, and she becomes herself again. She grabs a bleeding ankle, wanders back to an empty bed, hair tangled and skin scratched by briars, a different princess from before. When the sun rises she will be animal again, she will leap up, wild heart beating against her thin hide. It gets easier every day, having four legs, heeding the morning glory's old song, the strange warmth of sun on her neck. This is better than a palace, she thinks, to run faster than she's ever run, to outpace her old fears, the hands that would hold her down. Her feet nothing but flashes, blue eyes still human and shadowy, peering through white pine.

Jeannine Hall Gailey, “The White Doe Decides”. Published in The Beastly Bride: Tales of the Animal People, edited by Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling.

[incorrect-ember-knight]

Fadiyan: did you just pretend to be Najin?? To me?? ?

Nagyunn: force of habit

[angell-studio]

Do you know me?

Email: [email protected]

[koigos-moodboards]

Hiya! Could I request a faekin moodboard with maybe 1 or 2 images of a white doe?

Here you go! None of this is mine.