#hilda cover

[experimentjr]

FINALLY THE COVER OF HILDA AND THE ALLMOTHER IS HERE!!! 

Dang I really love so much this AU and I really hope I can finish it 

Also if you want to see one more alt version, go check my patreon, only 5 dollars per moth >;P

[etherfall]

Thank you everyone for the submissions! I had a lot of fun practicing the various facial expressions & playing around with a new kind of lineart!

[reyggtv]

Hilda End Credits (From "The Ultimate Hilda Iceberg")

by Franco P. Out now everywhere. Listen to this rich and cinematic twist of the score originally composed by Dan Mangan.

[lafirechicken]

I really wish you could add music to posts like you can on insta

[airborneice]

i made the jump to clip studio paint recently and i'm still trying to get comfy with it.. here's some characters on grey squares

[tophatwearingidiot]

School art stufffffff

Was tasked to make a fake book cover /silly These are just sketches of the two versions, only one needs to be finalized :3

Before you ask, yes, it is a Hilda reference [Concept 1]

[Concept 2]

I like both of these sm, probably gonna finalize the 2nd one lol

[the-hilda-librarians-wife]

You know that post that goes “I’m a goth girl on the inside. On the outside? A father figure.”?

It just hit me that the opposite of that is Exactly what’s going on with Kaisa

[davidhudson]

H. D., September 10, 1886 – September 27, 1961.

[anamon-book]

私の猫がいない日々　熊井明子 白川書院 カバー画＝ヒルダ・ボズウェル

[hyperpsychomaniac]

Unhinged~

Yeah I’m digging the lighting on this one so much fun to play with.

[thesabrinatheteenagewitchblog]

Cover of Sabrina The Teenage Witch #3 (2019) by Veronica Fish!

[antihibikase-archive]

Crying there with you Laughing after you Fighting there with you Singing there with you Dance a pas de deux Chatting there with you

[djservo]

not only did you beat me but i am horrifically late.. how embarrassing for me! however(!), i have finally made it to ask you the oh so important question: how much chocolate did you eat over the easter weekend? do you get a long weekend in the us? oh and i guess how did your march reading go? any spring time specific reads or other things you’re looking forward to?

FEELS GOOD TO WIN ONE!!!! 😪👏 tbh I'm not that big on sweets + easter treats especially seem like overload to me BUT I've been rationing a bag of cadbury mini eggs for the past week and it's been a delight in my day!!! pep in my step!! my work gave us friday off + IIRC they do the same in schools too? but I also took off thursday bc I was going to a wedding with friends so extra long weekend praise be 🏝️ oh yes and the reading part!!

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

I think I was halfway thru this during our last round-up and I already knew it was gonna be my fav Morrison thus far but Wowwwwwowow an already gripping story and then the final third just smacks ya outta nowhere and floors you!!! which is wild because I was already completely into it when things were unraveling in the way of slice of life / reckoning with family history and curses - such a fleshed out setting and cast of characters - but then it twists into this epic adventure at the very last second and it's just crazy how something already so layered can get even dizzier, and how complete it still feels! not overdone or rushed at all, just complete magic!!

Of Death. Minimal Odes by Hilda Hilst

there's just somethin about Hilda!!! perfect balance between bare bones simplicity + profundity to me - maybe it's striking because of how simple it is, or conversely reads as straightforward (a minimal ode if U will) because it's as if she's speaking truths that could only be articulated in a surreal way. WHO KNOWS !!! similar to my experience with With My Dog Eyes I was left with this certain ennui where it seemed like something didnt click immediately but then ofc I thought about specific lines for days and weeks after + craving more of her writing. a slow burn of affection! and the translation is so beautiful!! got me thinking about how a translator isn't ever Just translating, but also has to wear the hat of the author they're translating which is so beautifully layered to me + I have so much respect for it as an art itself

Girls to the Front by Sara Marcus

I was excited for this bc riot grrrl is interwoven in so many things/people I admire but it fell pretty flat. didn't care for Marcus's uneven prose throughout which felt peppered in as an afterthought + it was clear which topics/bands/figures Marcus favored in how much more attention + depth she gave them, which maybe is inevitable when you're personally connected to a subculture but I feel like if you're describing a book as "an epic, definitive history" of a movement, you shouldn't be so blatantly biased? it's also kinda funny in an ironic way how she condenses the experience of queer women and WOC feeling left out in a matter of like. 4 pages total. then goes back to essentially a Kathleen Hanna love fest (whomst I also love!!! but that's not what this book should've been!!) then again, I don't expect a white woman to sufficiently examine and/or encapsulate the intricacies of intersectionality so whatevz . flopperoni

Assata by Assata Shakur

I've had a copy of this for yearssss but I'm kinda glad I waited til now because it made me think so much of Leila Khaled's memoir at parts in their undying loyalty to the cause and unashamed criticism of the radical groups they longed to be apart of - in this case, the BPP and its gendered hierarchy - and it's just nice to be able to have this bridge between revolutionaries + revolutions, the embodiment of fighting the same struggle / no one being free until everyone's free. powerful and unflinching yet completely grounded and lucid in reflection - no detail felt out of place and no indictment felt gratuitous. completely demoralizing at parts (as if the american justice system could seem any more like a joke) and particularly bleak to see how relevant so much of this feels decades later (but also unsurprising when you think about america's enactment + sustaining of brutality as a well-oiled machine, the very core of its existence). just all around special and profound

for april I planned to read some short story collections but already I feel myself straying + craving something juicier so I may just let this be another wildcard month as far as ~theme goes like sorry but the heart wants what it wants and in this case it's bret easton ellis seediness!! happy spring!!!

[littlemissskuldart]

I'm sad Hilda is over - been a huge fan since I read the Midnight Giant back in 2013- but it was one hell of a ride.

And of course I have a fan story on my head, so here is some of my recent fan art. With comic pages.

Might get a full fan comic done at some point. Along with the rest of my projects.

[airborneice]

littol hilda doodle

[dead-dove-orchid]

Take A Breath | TAB