“𝘞𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘪𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶’𝘳𝘦 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘧𝘰𝘳?”
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Despite Noa’s monstrous appearance during the full moon, she’s no threat - she’s fully in control and just looks a little bigger. Like most liminals, she simply wants to live a normal life despite her circumstances.

To live. To laugh. To love.

No, I didn’t complete forget that bluesky existed…

A-Anyway! Here’s some WIP’s this month.

Hopefully I can finish one by the end of the week…

Rumor has it that the dead could be brought back to life using doll tech — but the truth is a lot more bleak.

Shepard uses a braincase derived from a fallen SOF captain’s badly damaged brain. Though skilled from the experiences she has inherited, she is haunted by memories that are not her own.

Apparition Dolls have an “imprinting” period where they learn how to be more human by learning from the first person they see upon activation.

Ishcheyka was captured during this crucial period and had imprinted on the SOF team’s captain that accidentally activated her.

In any Terminal City, there’s a rule that weapons (except holstered pistols) must be relatively concealed. Failure to comply means a lot of unwanted attention.

Mercs utilize custom bags while street scum wrap their weapons in wrapping paper and tear it off to let lead fly.

A lot of kids who were part of the rat packs in the terminal cities don’t make it to adulthood. Many die just for a chance to belong to a local gang or for aspiring to be greater than their beginning.

For some, survival meant forsaking those you care about for your own good.

Designed a couple characters for a cyberpunk setting, which was supposed to be a more serious setting but then I wanted to draw domestic stuff so.. yeah. Tragic backstories all around blah blah blah anyway yuri.. 😮‍💨

Having a test session of the wargame portion of Grave of The Stars (TTRPG) soon - so I figured some WARNO style unit cards would look great on the tactical map.

Flags are subject to change. The nations are supposed to be parallels of what’s in the lore for the TTRPG.

New setting, you know the drill.

Gist of it is that sometimes magical beings end up on Earth. Since there’s a bunch of anomalies floating around, these magical beings get contracted to help out with dealing with the anomalies safely. Eiri is embedded in an ex-spetsnaz anomaly containment squad.

A quirk common with all dolls is that they cope with their existential crises by playing dress up, even if they are on active duty. Many dolls procure fashion with minimal pockets and load-bearing gear.

R&D has since developed a modular chest-rig system to go on top of any outfit.

Putting up the dolls I already designed up here. Major shakeups happening in the lore where these gals exist so unfortunately so I may be retconning a lot of details… but! Super proud of how these OC designs came out regardless.

If you’re curious about anything, please ask!

Putting up the dolls I already designed up here. Major shakeups happening in the lore where these gals exist so unfortunately so I may be retconning a lot of details… but! Super proud of how these OC designs came out regardless.

If you’re curious about anything, please ask!

To new beginnings!

Anyway, I design OC’s. That’s it. Sometimes they’re women with polearms, sometimes they’re women with guns. Heck sometimes there are mechs…

I hope one of these genres appeals to you!