Levi & Erwin

~ Eruri ~ "It is in our nature to love the things that will destroy us" ♥️Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/zombievonmorgen 💙BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/zombievonmorgen.bsky.social 🧡AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Zombievonmorgen

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Happy cover release day!

And thank you to the incredible Daniryu_P for blessing us with the cuntiest Levi

Donations are open until August 31st, even $2 count and u get a copy of this wonderful anthology

STRONGEST - A SnK Digital Fanzine

A Levi Ackerman NSFW digital Fanzine

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Please admire our wonderful cover art! Thank you so much to everyone who donated already and stay tuned for this awesome fan project! ♥️

Here is an early wip of my contributing for the zine.

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Creator spotlight of the day: zombievonmorgen @zombievonmorgen-art “Fandoms bring people together - today and 2000 years from now.” Help us go through all nine Titan tiers and put together the Strongest of zines! Just follow the instructions in our site!

STRONGEST - A SnK Digital Fanzine

A Levi Ackerman NSFW digital Fanzine

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Glad to be part of the strongest STRONGEST ZINE that will contain an amazing collection of fan fiction and art! Read more above on how you can secure a copy for yourself.

Here is a small teaser of my contribution for the zine. Thank you to everyone who is able to support this project and stay tuned for more eruri in the future. 🫶

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Ghost Letters

Read on AO3 Word Count: 13,483 (Chapter 1/2)

Ship: Levi Ackerman x Erwin Smith

Summary: One especially cold Winter, long before Levi joined the Survey Corps, he and Kenny sought refuge on the surface. His first time above the underground would introduce him to many new things, but none quite as special as a boy determined to teach him how to read.

Decades later, Levi learns how to write, only to be surprised by how many similarities his current tutor shares with the tutor from his childhood.

Please check the AO3 tags before reading.

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This work has been created in collaboration with the amazing @zombievonmorgen-art for Eruri Matchmaking Week 2026! It has been an absolute delight getting to know you and getting to work with you, thank you for all of your support with the story and the AMAZING artwork you have produced to go alongside it <3

There will be a second chapter and a second piece of art to go alongside it when the time comes!

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I had the pleasure to be partnered with the lovely @polkadotdweeb on 2026’s Eruri Matchmaking event and here is the final result! This was the first time for me drawing them as kids and I thoroughly enjoyed trying to imagine how much of their adult characteristics are already present in them as kids.

Here is the accompanying story! Please go check it out and leave kudos or a comment on her beautiful work. 🫶

Ghost Letters by AquarianDweeb

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Based on the gorgeous pixel art work by Hira G. which can be found here, this spiraled into my first cross stitching project back at the beginning of April 2026. Took about 1 1/2 months to finish.

Size: 120x133 (15.960 stitches), 26,5H x 29W cm (10,4H x 11,4 inch)

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#eruri Kissed #8

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love your eruri art so so much!! always makes me so happy to see your beautiful work on my dash ❤️

OMG I‘m so sorry that I somehow missed your message until now!

Thank you for your kind words! I‘m so happy my work brings you joy ♥️

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Hi!

I really like your art, it's beautiful! Is there another platform you use and post more speed paints on? I find it very relaxing and fun watching them ❤

Hi!

Thank you very much for your ask and liking my art!

I have posted one other speed paint here on tumblr that I liked below but that‘s about the only ones I’ve uploaded so far.

I‘ll think about sharing some more in the future.

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#Eruri moodboard No.2 💚⚜️

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Comfort 🌺

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I’m so excited to finally be able to share this collab between me and the absolutely lovely @willoweruri!!

Putting our heads together to figure out how to match our styles and colouring scheme has been so much fun!

It has been a true pleasure working with you! ♥️

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''YES!''

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What happened to your beautiful post with sexy art of my beloveds (eruri)? I reblogged and it still shows in my page for some reason but it's flagged and I can't see it in yours, damn you tumblr police😩

But since I am here I want to tell you your art is stunning and magnificent❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! ♥️

The drawing got flagged as “explicit content” and tumblr hid it from view. 🙃 I decided to delete the post if no one would be able to see it anyway.

It is still up on my bluesky account here.

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Zombievonmorgen (@zombievonmorgen.bsky.social)

#eruri ~♥️

For nsfw art you unfortunately have to visit my bluesky, because tumblr flagged it. 🙃

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Loving means letting go.

My version of John Everett Millais ''Joan of Arc'' (1865) for a ''classical art redrawn as eruri'' event on Bluesky.

The hours upon hours I've spent on this piece have been such a humbling and satisfying experience. It deepened my understanding and respect for the mind-blowing art artists in the eighteen hundredths could create without the tools and resources we have today. Millais's painting only uses reds, oranges and very little yellows but utilises saturation and light in clever ways that make the colors really pop. I'm continuously amazed by how much the eye can be tricked into perceiving colors in certain ways if they are set in the right contrast.

To say I had a lot of fun with this piece is an understatement. I literally couldn't stop drawing for hours at a time.

John Everett Millais put Joan of Arc (1865) into a very female and black suit of armour, and has her holding her sword and looking up to heaven. He gives no clues as to when in her life this was intended to represent: her face suggests it’s a moment of reflection, perhaps awaiting divine guidance, but there’s a touch of sadness in that face too. Millais’ limited range of colours make this more powerful. (Source below)

Heretic or heroine of France? Joan of Arc, the martyr

The life and death of Joan of Arc painted by Paul Delaroche, Ingres, John Everett Millais, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Annie Swynnerton, and oth