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Art v Artist 2025🎨
From big IPs to personal projects, it was a stellar year. Invested way more time in things I wanted to do as opposed to things I had to do. Years of grinding has started to pay off in some creative freedom, and when you get a taste you never want to go back
#artvsartist
From big IPs to personal projects, it was a stellar year. Invested way more time in things I wanted to do as opposed to things I had to do. Years of grinding has started to pay off in some creative freedom, and when you get a taste you never want to go back
#artvsartist
December 30, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Art v Artist 2025🎨
From big IPs to personal projects, it was a stellar year. Invested way more time in things I wanted to do as opposed to things I had to do. Years of grinding has started to pay off in some creative freedom, and when you get a taste you never want to go back
#artvsartist
From big IPs to personal projects, it was a stellar year. Invested way more time in things I wanted to do as opposed to things I had to do. Years of grinding has started to pay off in some creative freedom, and when you get a taste you never want to go back
#artvsartist
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More mid-1600s swashbuckling killer-for-hire critters: a possum dismissed from the guard for drunkenness, despite being one of their finest blades, and an otter who treads the boards but turns to cutthroating because the theater doesn't pay well enough to cover his debts.
April 9, 2025 at 3:08 PM
More mid-1600s swashbuckling killer-for-hire critters: a possum dismissed from the guard for drunkenness, despite being one of their finest blades, and an otter who treads the boards but turns to cutthroating because the theater doesn't pay well enough to cover his debts.
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December 20, 2025 at 10:28 PM
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The Dragon Quest handbook entries continue. Here are two creatures that favor attack and defense over agility. As you might be able to tell from my work, rhinos are some of my favorite animals. I do also like anteaters. I like pretty much every animal, come to think of it.
December 20, 2025 at 10:38 PM
The Dragon Quest handbook entries continue. Here are two creatures that favor attack and defense over agility. As you might be able to tell from my work, rhinos are some of my favorite animals. I do also like anteaters. I like pretty much every animal, come to think of it.
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Mom’s a lib, Calvin is a lefty.
December 15, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Mom’s a lib, Calvin is a lefty.
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December 13, 2025 at 8:01 PM
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Redid my Bill Ferny (post-getting-appled-by-Sam) pencils, and I'm much happier with them.
December 10, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Redid my Bill Ferny (post-getting-appled-by-Sam) pencils, and I'm much happier with them.
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December 8, 2025 at 11:02 PM
A thing I've always wanted to do, but never could do: Remember exactly what song was playing when I started a sketch
Well this goblin's name is Runamuk, his bazooka still works when it's upside down, and I was listening to "Dream or Be Dead," by Dax Riggs
Well this goblin's name is Runamuk, his bazooka still works when it's upside down, and I was listening to "Dream or Be Dead," by Dax Riggs
December 3, 2025 at 12:00 AM
A thing I've always wanted to do, but never could do: Remember exactly what song was playing when I started a sketch
Well this goblin's name is Runamuk, his bazooka still works when it's upside down, and I was listening to "Dream or Be Dead," by Dax Riggs
Well this goblin's name is Runamuk, his bazooka still works when it's upside down, and I was listening to "Dream or Be Dead," by Dax Riggs
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I don’t want to give anything away from this nearly 40 year old comic, so enjoy this face-off between Grimjack and a pack of demon possessed hounds. Then track yourself down a copy of Issues 23 & 25 to read the two-part story by John Ostrander and Tom Sutton - it’s a doozy.
November 28, 2025 at 2:06 PM
I don’t want to give anything away from this nearly 40 year old comic, so enjoy this face-off between Grimjack and a pack of demon possessed hounds. Then track yourself down a copy of Issues 23 & 25 to read the two-part story by John Ostrander and Tom Sutton - it’s a doozy.
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Gallivanting Gargoyles
November 25, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Gallivanting Gargoyles
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Why I love sword & sorcery:
Sometimes protagonists aren't able to fix the world. Sometimes they're not even able to see the problems with it. Sometimes they're just trying to survive. Sometimes they're even part of the problem.
The writer isn't the society and the writer isn't the protagonist.
The writer isn't the society and the writer isn't the protagonist.
November 9, 2025 at 4:42 AM
Why I love sword & sorcery:
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Gunpowder barbarians from the Domekan lowlands- the current rulers of the necromancer lands
November 8, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Gunpowder barbarians from the Domekan lowlands- the current rulers of the necromancer lands
Homebrew d&d art: The Shades in Waiting
"The Queen had been scared by shadows all night, but once she found her six ladies in waiting lying in a trance with their eyes open and each wearing the same strange ring...she knew it was the shadows that were playing tricks and not her eyes"
"The Queen had been scared by shadows all night, but once she found her six ladies in waiting lying in a trance with their eyes open and each wearing the same strange ring...she knew it was the shadows that were playing tricks and not her eyes"
November 9, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Homebrew d&d art: The Shades in Waiting
"The Queen had been scared by shadows all night, but once she found her six ladies in waiting lying in a trance with their eyes open and each wearing the same strange ring...she knew it was the shadows that were playing tricks and not her eyes"
"The Queen had been scared by shadows all night, but once she found her six ladies in waiting lying in a trance with their eyes open and each wearing the same strange ring...she knew it was the shadows that were playing tricks and not her eyes"
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Its by the master Stephen R. Bissette (SWAMP THING, TYRANT) and is the first short in TURTLE SOUP.
November 8, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Its by the master Stephen R. Bissette (SWAMP THING, TYRANT) and is the first short in TURTLE SOUP.
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