first of all, thank you!

The Rubber Hose style is specifically an art/animation style common in the 1930s! Think Betty Boop, Steamboat Mickey, the art style of Cuphead, etc. It's rubbery, cartoony, composed of simple and rounded shapes that make it easier to draw and animate.

I recommend searching for "Rubber hose animation" on Youtube, there are playlists of old animations that are so charming in my opinion. I have grown up watching those on vhs, especially Funny Little Bunnies from Disney was my favourite short cartoon as a kid!

<3

Buds

Last week my friends gathered to paint some tote bags to give out during our friend's wedding, it was so wholesome and fun, i'm so proud of this design! Each one of us hid intertwined wedding bands on our bags to commemorate <3

Sometimes I wish wearing evening dresses didn't make me feel weird and uncomfortable and then I remember that SUITS look good on people of any gender

Read Dungeon Meshi, it's good

Also I believe in strong nosed Falin supremacy

Lungolago

Having fun with ink and imagining scenery from an old original storyworld, code-named Songs of Lakeshore

Sirene delle rocce

Inspired by "La Vergine delle Rocce" by Leonardo da Vinci

They are in love

I am very stressed and overwhelmed so I drew my comfort character (Mollymauk) (+Essek because why the hell not)

A few Baldur's Gay—sorry, Baldur's Gate 3 doodles from the sketchbook.

Happy patch 6 day to all who celebrate

#dndcharacter

Elijah, Fae Dhampir Bloodhunter 🍷

( CW: blood )

Belladonna of madness, My fair lady of sadness, I had wondered sometime If your kiss would taste ripe. Now it’s sweet on my tongue When my hour is sung.🫐

A piece about belladonna’s poisonous berry. I am thinking a lot about the idea that has historically equaled poisons to “a woman’s weapon”. What have poisons meant for women in history? I think about how we are so ready to ingest daily poisonous words, so much that maybe we are desensitised to most. Anyway, I am reflecting a lot about these topics, but I have yet to form a coherent poetic argument on it. Did you know that the flower is called “Bella Donna”, meaning, beautiful woman, because ladies in the Venetian court used small amounts in eye drops to make their pupils dilate and look more “attractive”? Really makes you think, uh. I had missed writing little rhymes for art