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Any idiot can like something thats good. It takes a real genius to like things that suck ass

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a drawing?!

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Young Crows

x/feedus

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Cotton candy alien

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Mountain

1. One day, night will come to these mountains.

Artist: Darrell Riche

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not to be earnest and sincere but using this site really is starting to feel like a genuinely unique and enjoyable experience compared to most other social media apps and how they operate now. and i think all of the cringe i used to feel at still being on tumblr after all these years is turning into unabashed fondness for the people and the environment on here

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Tekken 3 King Alt commission! Was really glad to work on it as I really love king and this alt costume is just so good, loved it ever since I was a child and glad I had an opportunity to paint it!

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Spara’s Adjudicators

Artist: Aaron J. Riley

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Horn girl

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I sense that I will be continuing to reiterate this one complaint for the rest of eternity, but I'm really concerned about how the internet affects people's way of expressing themselves. Like no matter how personal or general and no matter how grand or mundane, everything has to take the form of a pompous speech leveled at all of humanity, or if not that then it has to be expressed as a nasty sarcastic zinger; nobody can either speak from a place of sincere concern OR make a fun joke like a normal fucking person, everything has to be this obnoxious performance and it makes even legitimately worthy information into shallow, meaningless exhibitionism. There's definitely a parroting effect in play where if you follow a lot of accounts that really are a kind of business entity, even if the business is just someone's "personal brand," then you run the risk of starting to talk only in brand-building language or like you think you're on TV. And I think a lot of people don't even realize they're doing this, it just seems natural to them, but it really stands out when it's someone who should know better. There are like professionals and academics and intellectuals who I know for a fact are smart and have published considered, compelling work, and now they're on Twitter with a constant barrage of haughty, quippy declarations from on high that make them sound like total stupid assholes. Or worse, they're on Instagram putting their declarations into graphics with bold, attention-grabbing fonts so their quippy, haughty words can be extremely big and loud, and I think it's a really bad sign for civilization that even intelligent people with something to say actually aspire to transform themselves into a shitty condescending billboard.

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Day 6, wasteland cybergirl and friend.

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Gotta look sharp at the function.

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Come and find me… in our special place…

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Preview of Basilisk, my personal favorite of my risograph comics, and the project all my other recent medieval-inspired art descends from.

Styled after medieval illuminated manuscripts and printed using a custom color palette requiring 5 risograph inks (including metallic gold), Basilisk asks the question: what would drive a teenage girl to create a monster?

Physical copies available here. To brag for a moment--this is my masterwork of riso printing and is even more impressive in person.

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