Guminelly
@guminelly.bsky.social
Artist
She/Her
Read my webcomic 👉 seeingredcomic.com
She/Her
Read my webcomic 👉 seeingredcomic.com
Making the switch from PS to CSP was hard for me but totally worth it! It’ll take a while to adapt to their features and setup, but give yourself some grace and keep going, you got this!
April 9, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Making the switch from PS to CSP was hard for me but totally worth it! It’ll take a while to adapt to their features and setup, but give yourself some grace and keep going, you got this!
To the good people—buckle up, take care of yourself, but never stops caring about the world you live in. Vote. Protect the people that need protecting. Do your part, and do it in a way that you can sustain. And most importantly oppose Nazis, in any way you can. They need us, but we don’t need them.
February 4, 2025 at 4:15 AM
To the good people—buckle up, take care of yourself, but never stops caring about the world you live in. Vote. Protect the people that need protecting. Do your part, and do it in a way that you can sustain. And most importantly oppose Nazis, in any way you can. They need us, but we don’t need them.
I heard a pretty haunting phrase while I was researching for SR—“democracy is the mother of fascism”. If good people stand by, stop caring, and do nothing, societies happily walk into their own demise. And apparently they do it very quickly.
February 4, 2025 at 4:15 AM
I heard a pretty haunting phrase while I was researching for SR—“democracy is the mother of fascism”. If good people stand by, stop caring, and do nothing, societies happily walk into their own demise. And apparently they do it very quickly.
Seeing Red was meant to be a cautionary tale—a modern America that displays some of the worst that fascism has to offer. Not from a top-down view, but a micro level. I wanted to show the people who were hurt most, and I wanted to show them fighting back.
February 4, 2025 at 4:15 AM
Seeing Red was meant to be a cautionary tale—a modern America that displays some of the worst that fascism has to offer. Not from a top-down view, but a micro level. I wanted to show the people who were hurt most, and I wanted to show them fighting back.
Then things changed. We got a new president for a while, and I wouldn’t say that things got fixed, but they got better. Now it’s 2025 and I find myself right back in 2020–it’s surreal that we forgot so quickly and let our country fall apart all over again. Except this time, it’s going to be worse.
February 4, 2025 at 4:15 AM
Then things changed. We got a new president for a while, and I wouldn’t say that things got fixed, but they got better. Now it’s 2025 and I find myself right back in 2020–it’s surreal that we forgot so quickly and let our country fall apart all over again. Except this time, it’s going to be worse.
What I will say is that I made my comic because I was deeply unhappy with the state of my country, but I wrote it back in 2020. I wanted my readers to love the characters, but I also wanted them to step back, look at the world my characters live in, and draw parallels to the real world.
February 4, 2025 at 4:15 AM
What I will say is that I made my comic because I was deeply unhappy with the state of my country, but I wrote it back in 2020. I wanted my readers to love the characters, but I also wanted them to step back, look at the world my characters live in, and draw parallels to the real world.