Scarf For A Cousin, #4.

My scanner is morally opposed to my use of highlighter markers and my camera phone is only a bit better.

A trilogy of night shift doodles in my teeny tiny moleskine.

A fellow artist once told me "I thought you were drawings hands wrong, but I realized that you were drawings hands that look like your hands."

I guess my hands are a bit odd. Most of the joints on my fingers are hyperextended. Most people's fingers taper, with the fingertip being the narrowest. My fingertips are actually wider and fleshier than the rest of my finger joints.

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Another painting in progress

juice-demon replied to your post: You not only spent the time making this beast but also the time thinking about these characters, his power, and its explicit uses for sex to come up with this you absolute fucking nerd   

┬┴┬┴┤  shh... (･ _├┬┴┬┴

Second in my series of practice portraits.

It's funny... most people won't buy portraits of random people but people won't commission you to do portraits if they can't see other portraits you've done. So I'm making portraits that will just sit in my room lol.

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Any artists who have their own domain name and sell art thru their website have recommendations of hosts and payment services that are okay with adult content?

I haven’t done much explicit artwork in a long time, in part because the freely accessible websites to share and sell such artwork continue to dwindle. If I’m gonna go to the trouble of setting up and maintaining my own website/shop, I want to be able to sell ALL the kinds of things I make.

Subscription service platforms aren’t suitable for me, because the timeframe in which I make and complete different kinds of art fluctuates so much.

in doing Hourly Comic Day, I am reminded of why I don’t do Hourly Comic Day

And I MEAN the next 200 sales. Regardless of how long it takes for all 200 sales. Until that number runs out, all profits will be going to bail funds.

$31.03 earned and donated to BLM Seattle, and I made a matching donation to the Northwest Community Bail fund (with $1.50 to cover processing fees).

11/14/22 UPDATE: I’ve taken both “Naruto: The Last King, The Last Priest” and “Therapist R. J. Hill” off my etsy store. Both comics can be read, in their entirety, on this tumblr.

NOW AVAILABLE AS A PDF!

Several people contacted me about getting a digital version of my “Couple’s Therapy” comic, as the cost of shipping for the hard copy was prohibitive.

So you can now get this as a PDF download, for half the price of the hard copy, and no shipping!

Digital copy here: LINK

Hard Copy here: LINK

I’m hoping to make some of my original comix available as PDFs too. This is the first time I’ve done the digital purchase/download option, so I appreciate any feedback or notification if anyone runs into problems with the files.

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(via original illustration face 6 by panicvolkushka on Etsy)

available for $35

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Experiment with making small squares and then weaving them together. MAJOR practice piece. May do more with this, may leave it as-is. Designs based on Paracas textiles.

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Well, clearly, I’ve peaked as an artist.

*gets that one comic where bart simpson and chris griffin are in relationship counseling and their counselor is bobby hill tattooed on my back*