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New Encanto fic. First chapter is up!
Itâs a royal fantasy au with an estranged family member and spoiler: itâs not Bruno!
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Them looking on at Pepa whoâs having the time of her life, finally relaxed...and just being so happy for her.Â
I got this commission from @kinschi and I am still just speechless with how it turned out! This is a scene from my fic Gray Skies Are Gonna Clear Up with Pepa Madrigal and my OC Milena Flores. I am forever happy with this beautiful drawing; itâs exactly how I imagined the scene!!! đđ
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Needed to draw 'em. ^^ (and I'm on Instagram)
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Tumblr is cutting it off a little but ya get the gist. đđđ
Also on Instagram!
Here have Pepa being a mom bc there is a severe lack of positive Pepa content:/
(Also I had fun drawing new clothes)
I made an Encanto OC!
After thinking about it for months, and with help and support from amazing people these last weeks, I finally did it...
So I present to you Diego Orozco (who I'll call Diegoo for differentiation purposes)
Its still work in progress but more art and info about him under the cut!
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I FINISHED MY MAIN ENCANTO FIC! IT IS FIVE CHAPTERS AND AN EPILOGUE AND I AM VERY PROUD OF MYSELF!! <3 <3 <3
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Isabelaâs animation test is the best thing ever
Alma: Julieta, you are and your siblings are of an age now that you need to be thinking about marriage. Now I have lined up some eligible men for you and your sister that I think are suitable and worthy of being your husbands.
Julieta: *glances at each of the boys. She knows them all, of course. Sheâd grown up with each of them. They werenât really anyone she was interested in.*
*suddenly a man strolls up, tripping over his own two feet, landing flat on his face. It was AgustĂn.*
Julieta: that one. I want that one.
LEARNING HER GIFT
âMamĂ, do I have to?â Little Pepa whined. âI wanna play with my friends!â
Pepa, along with her two siblings, had only recently received their gifts from the candle - the Miracle, and their mother was wanting to make sure they learned to use the gifts wisely. Alma was taking Pepa to Jacinta Floresâ house to water her garden. She was then taking Julieta to the town square with a basket of arepas she had helped make, in hopes of finding someone to try to heal. Bruno would be coming along, too, of course; perhaps someone could use a vision.Â
âYou may play once you water the Floresâ garden.â
âBut what if I canât make it rain?â Pepa still didnât quite understand the extent of her magic. Did her mother want her to cry? Thatâs how it rained, right?Â
âJust try, Pepita; thatâs all Iâm asking.â Once they arrived at the Floresâ home, Pepa let go of her motherâs hand and ran to greet her friends - the two daughters of SeĂąora Flores - Milena and Nena. âIâll be back in a couple of hours to fetch you.â
âAre you here to play, Pepa?â Milena grinned, happy to see her friend.Â
âYes, but first I have to water your garden. MamĂĄ wants me to use my magic gift.â
âDonât you have to cry to make it rain? So you gotta think of something really sad?â Milena asked.Â
âI accidentally stepped on a beetle yesterday,â Nena offered. âThat was kind of sad.â
âPoor beetle,â Milena agreed sadly.Â
âThatâs not really sad enough to cry overâŚâ Pepa frowned, trying to think of something sad enough to make her cry. âOh! Yesterday at school, that older girl Daniela was picking on me again. I think she was mad because I made recess get cancelled with my rain⌠I didnât mean to!!â The wind started picking up as Pepa became anxious thinking about Daniela. âSheâs so mean!â A cloud appeared above her head and thunder starting rolling.Â
Though not quite the effect she had wanted, Milena and Nena both seemed impressed. âYou made a cloud!â They said in unison, absolutely in awe at the magic.Â
âYes, but itâs rain we need. Iâll never get it rightâŚâ Pepaâs face scrunched up in frustration before sitting down with a sad sigh. Soon, water began hitting her on the head. She had made it rain! She could now water the garden.Â
The twins rejoiced and watched excitedly as their friend watered the garden.Â
âÂĄGracias, Pepa!â SeĂąora Flores waved from the doorway of their home.
âÂĄDe nada!â Pepa responded, smiling through her tears that were slowing down. This gift was hard work, but she was determined to figure it out.Â
âHooray!â Milena said. âNow we can play! Tag - youâre it, Pepa!â She tapped the girlâs shoulder. âBet you canât catch us!â Â
Pepa grinned, running after the other two girls with a giggle. The running would do her good; she needed to dry off after getting wet from her cloud.Â
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Here is my Encanto fic! I should have chapter five up relatively soon. If you give it a read, Iâd be soooo appreciative đĽ°
đś K-I-S-S-I-N-G đś (summer camp au)
Milena was on her way back to camp after taking a group of kids on a nature hike. She just loved being in the outdoors, sharing her knowledge of flora. She had made up a scavenger hunt list for the kids to search for different types of plants, and they had really seemed to enjoy learning in the form of a game.
They came upon another group of campers in a yoga session with Pepa, and Milena hadnât realized sheâd stopped in her tracks until one of the kids spoke up.
âWhy did we stop?â
âSheâs looking at Pepa,â another said.
âBecause sheâs in love with her!â One teased.
âDonât be silly! Theyâre both girls!â
âSo? Girls can like girls, too!â
The kids arguing snapped Milena out of her trance, and she blushed, clearing her throat. âS-sorry. Move along, children.â
But the kids didnât quite let up. They started teasing even more in sing-song, as children do.
Pepa was showing the children how to take nice calming breaths to relax and center themselves. A slow, deep breath in. A slow, deep breath out, saying with a long, calming sigh, âClear skiesâŚâ Breath in againâŚ. Clear skiesâŚ
âMilena and Pepa, sitting in a tree! K-I-S-S-I-N-G!â the kids started to sing rather loudly.
Milena felt her face get very hot. The childrenâs teasing had been heard by the other group, and Pepaâs next deep breath in led to a very ragged breath out, followed by an intense wave of anxiety through her body. She glanced back at the group of singing kids, running her fingers nervously through her hair. Milena and Pepa made eye contact for a brief moment, and both girls blushed and turned away quickly to focus back on their group of kids.
Milena hurried her group along, mortified.