#the forest for the trees

[prisma-palace]

we are the jashlings! please feed us!

[itsnotjustgibberish]

The Ides of March, What a glorious time of year!

[Last year’s version]

Characters, left to right: Louis/YSLLB, 20XX, @artofdansan, MM album, CCCC, Cider/Covered in Discontent, Discordia/Chaos Week, Kairos/the before., RGB/TFFTT, CJPH, Charis/THDPH, Chonny

[waltzinbmajor]

treeo

[wardinespurrit]

i think theyd be friends

[tronkittty]

FIND YOUR WINGS

[junos-cacophony]

i’m burning the forest for the trees.

alt! :

i love he….. so silly…..

[rapturewaltz]

some bluescreen i drew for wardin :]

[cosmically-kissed]

I’m never gonna get over the forest for the trees

[overwhelming-cacophony]

HEY. LOOK. LISTEN!!!!!! FANMERCH TIME.

get the jashboys here

get HMSW here

[prisma-palace]

FIND MY JASHLINGS

this took me. checks notes. About 2 weeks to finish. goddamn!

[socialc1imb]

“Will you be next?”

I threw Woods into “Carved by the Garden”, a single player, folky horror RPG, and it was simultaneously the best and worst decision. On one hand, the RPG is fantastically disturbing (so much so that I actually will not be sharing the second half of this doodle). On the other hand, Woods is seeing all of the terrible things that the RPG has to offer with his own two eyes.

10/10 would recommend the game. Mind the warnings, though.

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Do not repost my art without asking / without credit.

[scn-art-channel]

what the fuck is his problem

[f8-of-the-stars-collective]

Chonny Jash is so weird like how is there this guy in his twenties making his own music & a shit ton of covers. most of them being an obscure indie band. the “obscure indie band” cover album having a concept of a guy splitting into three (sounds familiar, doesn’t it?), his three parts being emotions, logic, & control. two of those parts fight constantly, while control tries to stop it, almost doesnt succeed, & attempts suicide, which would’ve killed all three of them??? and his music is kinda fire???

[wardinespurrit]

hi guys

[itsnotjustgibberish]

The rage of denial, The fragility of escapism, and The confrontation of change