Starchild.

2020-06-07 15:54:01 ¶ ●

I just came across ur blog and I gotta say ur art is amazing! It's made my day, thank you

Thank you!! You’ve made my day now ✨

2020-06-07 22:15:33 ¶ ●

I must announce that I love one grandpa

2020-06-14 20:25:41 ¶ ●

does the post-shadowbringers sadness ever go away

2020-06-18 1:23:49 ¶ ●

i shall write no caption

2020-06-19 20:08:24 ¶ ●

haha a call beyond go brrrr

2020-06-20 1:13:05 ¶ ●

which bloodborne character do you think is most likely to bully micolash

I’d say the Hunter because they canonically DO bully Micolash, but probably everyone in Byrgenwerth and the Healing Church bullied him even a little so he ended up taking his own path of making contact with aliens by wearing a rusty cage on the head

2020-06-26 22:32:08 ¶ ● ⬀ ⬈

lacrimore:

I’m pleased to announce that my first novel is out now!

A gothic fiction, Lacrimore is available for purchase as a printed paperback and kindle ebook on amazon, as well as an ebook on gumroad.

Synopsis: Sivre Sen is a spiritual medium who’s lost her faith. Though it’s been years since the epidemic that swept the mainland and changed her life, she has yet to find the answers—or closure—that she’s looking for. When she’s summoned to conduct the funeral rites for a reclusive scholar, the
unusual circumstances give her hope that maybe, finally, she’ll find the answers she needs.

Far from the mainland, on a small island in the middle of a lake, stands Lacrimore, centuries old and wreathed in grim legends. But something much darker than legends thrives within its walls, waiting to lay claim to the house’s inhabitants. As Sivre rediscovers her place in the world, she’ll need all of her newfound strength to dig her fingers into the monstrous foundation of Lacrimore and expose the secrets it is built upon.

If you like faithless mediums, morally-dubious doctors, evil sentient houses, and a meditation on the weight of history, it might be a book for you!

Thank you all so much for your interest and support in this over the years. It means the world to me, and I’m so excited to finally share it with you. If you end up enjoying the book, please leave a review to help more people find it!

A note on content: While this book isn’t about an epidemic, the lingering aftermath of one and the grief that arises from it is a significant narrative element. Some parts might feel more pertinent than I would have expected them to when I first started writing this. Please use your discretion in reading, and take care.