“ODDSIAN, USE PAYDAY- oh. That’s right…. No, just keep doing that thing instead………”
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IT’S SO FLUFFY, I’M GOING TO DIE.
(In other news, I think I just created the perfect 1980’s cartoon mascot)
Buon giorno, everyone! After a month of letting it sit idle, my Society6 shop is open for business!
You can buy shirts, phone cases, pillows, tote bags and other items with some of my favorite prints on them. I’m still working on the shop as we speak, so do let me know if there are any works of mine you would like to see available!
“Rotkäppchen”
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester.All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
This piece is a little heavier handed. While Little Red Riding Hood has incured many interpretations over the years, I decided to focus on it’s most basic warning. Innocently enough, the tale is warning children about stranger danger. However, on a more mature level, the story is a warning to women about the risks they face by going out into the world on their own. We carry the warnings with us everywhere we go until they become the monsters that darken the woods we travel in.
“Carrion My Wayward Son”
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester.All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
Red strings represent the destinies of people being tied together. Crows are associated with death. Make of this piece what you will then.
“Deerly Beloved”
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester.All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
These are very small prints that fit nicely into pockets and wallets, perfect for fawning on the go.
“99 Red Baleens”
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester. All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
I like puns, alright? They are my curse and my strength. And that is pretty much all the commentary I have for this piece.
Title: Do the Dinosaur
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester. All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
I finally got to draw a dinosaur in college, guys. All of my dreams are coming true. Also, Nostalgia Critic sums up the idea behind this piece quite nicely.
School is over, and with it concludes my grueling semester of Lithography. To celebrate the end of my stone block printing days, I thought I might queue some of my favorite pieces from this semester. All of these prints are available for purchase, so feel free to message me if you are interested!
First up is Saint Serena. Based on a disagreement my class had about the relevancy of fan art in the art world, I combined anime, religion, and Alphonse Mucha for our final trade print. That way, everyone in my class got a little bit of what they wanted.
I made an art.
Commission for Sneakolai of her Geokinetic Tank character (think Korra if she were solely an Earthbender).
Wonky crotch perspective for everyone~ Woo!
Just a little DIY assignment yours truly made for school. Enjoy, and remember- in case of demon manifestation, always keep a vial of holy water on hand, and the number of a priest on speed dial.
My performance art final. The live action version had some exciting things happen at the end, but here is the video itself for your viewing pleasure.
“Fan Art is a Religious Affair”
Design concept for my final litho project. Based around a debate we had in a previous critique about fan art. My professor and TA dismissed fan art as not being “real art” since it is of an already established character/idea, which lead me to retort “what then is any religious or classical art?”.
So voila, thus was born the immaculate Sailor Mary (with some nods to other iconic women in religion). I still have a few days to tweak this, so please let me know if you have any suggestions or ideas to add to this!
