#i managed to finish it.......

[dantespilled]

stubborn light

hope that banishes despair

the determination that touches the wraith's heart

light so strong it shines through your flesh

and bla bla

"stubborn light" is more of from dantes' pov

the light referencing guda's determination/stubborness or the glimmer of hope for dantes

[monstermonger]

~3 months traveling in my wife’s home-country -> 100 journal pages

[tawnysoup]

Finally now that the comic is fully public on comicfury, I get to share it with all of you here, too <3

If you enjoyed, please consider supporting by buying a PDF of the comic on itch.io: https://tawnysoup.itch.io/home-in-the-woods

[martyfive]

a sword to forge, a cross to carry, a lucky star to share

[featherfangart]

'It's not too late to learn, Fenris'

[canisalbus]

✦ Fashionably late ✦

[barghest-land]

working on early horses, i wanted to do a quick sketch to show how small Eohippus was compared to an extant horse (this one is about 150cm tall). as you can see, it wasn't big at all. a perfect little lap horse :)

[lornaka]

Looking back and going forward

[possumtion]

This fit goes so hard

[pixiemage]

Please, for the love of god, please don’t be this person. No matter how long it’s been since an update, no matter how many unfinished stories are sitting on their account, no matter what - do not be this person.

Not only is it insanely rude, but you also do more damage than you think be being such a self-entitled ass about something someone created for free and for fun. “This author” can see what you say.

RIP decency indeed.

[soranker]

98 lovemail doodles >_<

[jugumpuppet]

Act 1: The Heart Never Lies || Act 1 > Next

// this comic was a challenge to myself to see if I could keep to a very restrictive deadline and I managed to succeed and learn a lot from it! it was a great self discipline challenge but I will never do it again lol.

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[spoopdeedoop]

you’ll forget it anyways

[kiwimansi]

bridge to the turnabout —

[fictionadventurer]

The Lord of the Rings is so full of goodness. It's good on a literary quality level, but it's also just crammed full of good things written by a guy who understands goodness. It's good on a literary level, good on a moral level, good in its appreciation of so many different kinds of good things. You've got the vastness of ancient myths and the homely coziness of small towns and casual heroism from the most ordinary people. It knows a hot bath is good, an ancient legend is good, giving up everything and everyone you've known in a desperate attempt to save the world is good. So many different layers of what good is, and it understands and appreciates all of them. Very few books are to-the-core Good the way that this one is.

[featherfangart]

'Not now, not in front of--'