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Yes, Eiffel.

art only blog

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every like 5 years or so i go into a frenzy and have to draw them again. sorry everyone

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It's in my hair, in my sleep In my hands, in my teeth It's in my chair. It looks like me

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been listening to the rain song way too much lately

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merry dougmas birthday commission for @commsroom!!!!!!!!

a contemplative doug in the afterglow of the party, if you will

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started on a minkowski turnaround and realised i hadn't really ironed out her design yet so rejoice. minkowski be upon ye

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some sky themed stickers i put together for mcm!

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something that came to me in a dream

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rip vampire lucy. you will always be iconic

i will be selling this at mcm london at the end of this month! you can also catch me at mcm birmingham, thought bubble, and the illustrator's fair in king's cross in december

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will you meet me halfway?

anyway i finished wolf 359 earlier this month and ive been insane ever since so i had to get this out my system. i Care for them so so Deeply

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started listening to wolf 359 like less than a week ago to help me focus as i draw and i just end up drawing him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(i'm still not entirely done listening so please don't spoil me!!)

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fuck it. queen of london PEARLY MIKU!!!!!!!!!!

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what if we were boatwomen sat on a lock gate on the grand union canal in 1889……and we were both girls….👉👈😳

historical context under cut!

during the 19th century entire families lived in the tiny back cabins of narrowboats on the british canal system, hauling goods from town to town. they had a hard nomadic lifestyle, and experienced exclusion from on-shore society. due to this, an entire folk culture, with its own crafts, formed. narrowboats were painted in bright traditional patterns, in a style known as roses and castles, and the interiors were full of crocheted lace and polished copper. men wore wide, bright crocheted belts to spread weight when hauling boats with ropes, and women often wore elaborate frilled bonnets that both acted as a point of personal pride and practical shade from the sun for an outdoor existence - these became black after the death of queen victoria in 1901. much has been said about the similarity between traditional english narrowboats and roma vardos, but as far as we know there's not much historical crossover.

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HYPEREALITY! or alternatively titled, it's mentol illness innit moved text under cut!

FINALLY able to share my mix and art for @illustratedtapes, a project that illustrators can contribute to with a mix and cover of their own. this playlist is about the woes of being trapped in the torment nexus (the human brain), grief, and existential horror. BUT! i'm keeping it light with a perplexing mix of corny bangers and strange soundscapes. and a-ha is there. i'm mostly incapable of autobiographical art (i've tried) so dipping my toe into something as small as this was hard, and then sharing something like this to an audience. mortifying. but after years of being in the same thought loop, and many tries - i finally have something to show for it 🌌

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pov the corpse you are doing an ill advised post mortem on just gets up and looks at you like this wyd

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this devon boy is TRAPPED in transylvania......SAD❗

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edge of the world

commission!