January 2023

saintbleeding:

[ID: A digital comic of Jon and Martin from TMA set between MAG117 and MAG118. Jon is tall and thin with long, curly hair, rectangular glasses, and scars across the visible parts of his skin. On his left hand are two scars which seem to change shape between panels. Martin is shorter and fat with wavy hair and freckles, wearing circular glasses and disheveled business-casual clothing. Jon is depicted in red and Martin in blue.

End ID.]

listen y’all i see ur pre-unknowing jmart kiss and i raise u pre-unknowing jmart ALMOST kiss. the pining potential are u kidding.

final part of this little thingy i did :0

saintbleeding:

[ID: Five panel comic of Jon Sims and Martin Blackwood set during MAG 159-160. Jon is thin and bearded with long, curly hair and scars visible across his face, neck, arms, and hands. He wears a baggy t-shirt. Martin is fat and shirtless with wavy hair and stretch marks visible on his shoulders and hips. The whole comic is in muted purple, with their figures darker than the background, and there are faint orange highlights from an unseen window.

End ID.]

i wanted to draw my hc for their first safehouse kiss which, given, you know, last time, needed the just-woke-up haze to occur.

also did u know drawing jom smiling is like, really good for u, and i highly recommend it, bc i was also smiling the whole time i did it. something something enrichment

some monster daisy from a few months ago that got removed then for violating community guidelines <3

princess-of-purple-prose:

nightmarilyn:

⚠️ TMA SPOILERS ⚠️ ft basira and daisy

[ID: Magnus Archives fanart of Daisy, Basira, and Jon in season four. Daisy is a white woman with cropped red hair, Basira is a Black hijabi, and Jon is a long-haired man.

1. Daisy, streaked with mud and with her hair in a long ponytail, says with a soft smile, “Hi.” Utterly shocked, Basira says, “Oh my god.”

2. Daisy, a tear in one eye, half-turns and snarls, “Run.” Basira half-reaches out a hand, looking distressed.

3. Daisy as a hulking, bipedal wolf monster with glowing eyes and thick red fur.

4-5. A lineart comic with red accents. Daisy, Jon, and Basira stand outside the Institute gates. Jon has multiple bags on him. Basira asks, “Martin kicked you out?” and Jon says, “That doesn’t sound like him.” Daisy says, arms crossed, “Yeah, well he was kind of a jerk.”

Daisy takes one of Jon’s bags, and he says, “Oh, thank you.” She replies, “No problem” as Basira frowns, “How weird…” Flatly, Daisy says, “Yeah, you know, I gotta say Jon– I don’t know what you see in him.”

Jon stares speechlessly, an exclamation mark trailing into an ellipsis, and then flusters hard, his shoulders jumping up and many exclamation marks popping up behind him. He exclaims, “H-how!?” Daisy raises an eyebrow and says, “Jon. I used to be a detective.” Jon, blushing, says, “R-right.” Basira grins.

The next page is titled “A few weeks earlier…” The three of them are in a bar, all with reddened cheeks, and Jon has the highest flush. He gathers the other two and says conspiratorially, “Can I tell you guys a secret?” Daisy smiles, “Ya,” and Basira frowns, “Uh…”

With all their faces pressed together, Jon closes his eyes and says with a softly shy expression, “I think I may have feelings for Martin…” He looks embarrassed and closes his eyes, raising a finger to his lips and cringing, “Please don’t tell! I know it’s unprofessional!” Daisy and Basira look delighted, Daisy especially looking thrilled as they point at each other. End ID]

saintbleeding:

[ID: Digital shoulders-up painting of Agnes Montague from The Magnus Archives styled after the cover art for The Fool In Her Wedding Gown by The Crane Wives. Agnes is a white woman with red hair, freckles, and blue-green eyes. She is wearing a conservatively high-necked white wedding gown and a veil made of spider silk. Instead of a flower, there is a shrunken, petrified hand with two wrist bones sticking out of it securing her veil. There is a noose of rough rope around her neck, and the bouquet in her hands is smouldering, with bits of ash drifting away in the breeze. Her expression is sad, and mascara runs down her cheeks from her tears. End ID.]

im not the only one who sees this right

annabelle–cane:

there’s a bit in georgie’s mag 94 statement that I feel like helps explain some of her character that I haven’t seen anyone point out before. alex, her friend in her first year of university, is described as being very much in the melanie/jon vein of person: acerbic, angry, pointedly opinionated, and quick to take action. after she told georgie about what she saw in the medical science building, georgie says,

…I did what I felt was the only thing I could do in that situation. I told her I’d go with her if she wanted to take a second look. She didn’t, but we went anyway.

of course, this doesn’t end up helping at all. if anything, it made it worse, because it doesn’t look like alex was going to go back if georgie hadn’t offered. georgie felt all the help she could do in the situation was be a companion to alex, and that got alex killed and made georgie lose a year of her life to an emotionless void. I think the lesson she took away is that it’s worse for everyone involved if she tries to follow someone she cares about into a bad situation.