Well... that's one way of evading the vampire hunters. Pierce is not beating the Christmas Elf allegations.
In spite of his delightful personality, he does have some bad vampire tendencies. Stalking and hiding in high places, for example.
At the moment, I'm putting him through some pain in my book (complicated backstory comes back to bite him in the behind), so let him have some fun.
Here are some stupid pics of my gremlin cat :3
(Maybe they can be a bit of help) <3
I HAVE BEEN BLESSED BY THE GREMLIN cat!
Every one of these photos is precious, but there's a special place in my heart for blurry cat pictures. Here's my stuffy gremlin as a tiny token of gratitude🥹 Thank you so much, Ghost!
(I was shooting him with a Lego gun. As an Experiment.)
@blackforrestpunk Gruel is served! (Pt. 1 here)
BAD. That's dirty fighting! Here, have this, okay?
(I'll have you know that Vlad is the whole reason I put in the sidenote. He's that notorious.)
which phantom is ur fav. in all versions. please.
Aahhhhh!
Got to say the OG O.G., Leroux's Erik, but it's EXTREMELY PAINFUL to say so and PLEASE don't tell me all the versions I didn't pick will be put on a converter belt to a Phantom meat grinder
(I'm sorry to every Phan friend who sees this. Cherik lovers, don't come at me with swords, I do love him, okay?)
All my Phantom art in which there is NO FAVOURITISM, I swear
Just wanted to send some love your way!!! You're all kinds of amazing,and the world is brighter for having you and your art and writing in it!!💖💖💖💖
Thank you so much, that's too kind of you! I am very, very grateful to hear it, thank you! 🥹
Here's a little something from me. Um, it miiiiiight not be very wholesome, but you did say you'd pay to see human Erik in ducky swimming trunks...
(Loosely) based on comic panels sent to me by @blackforrestpunk . Read his comics here. Bonus points if you can catch a Cat Punk Erik.
Get yourself a friend in a vastly different time zone with whom you can still complain about being sleep depraved at the same time or something
which phantom is ur fav. in all versions. please.
Aahhhhh!
Got to say the OG O.G., Leroux's Erik, but it's EXTREMELY PAINFUL to say so and PLEASE don't tell me all the versions I didn't pick will be put on a converter belt to a Phantom meat grinder
(I'm sorry to every Phan friend who sees this. Cherik lovers, don't come at me with swords, I do love him, okay?)
All my Phantom art in which there is NO FAVOURITISM, I swear
Day 1 on my advent calendar, I got Krampus!
Krampuses (Krampi?) feature heavily in Victorian Christmas cards. They stuff bad children into baskets and take them to Hell, and give those who survive the purge presents.
Here's one of the lovely beasties. The legs sticking out of the basket is the icing on this cursed Christmas cake.
Tell me what you got for today in my ask box, or tag me on a post!
You can get the printable advent calendar with the Krampus and more Christmas critters here:
February first was hourly comics day! As always, I'm late to the bandwagon.
That was my February second. To clarify, I didn't go to bed at 11 pm. I just ran out of space because I didn't realise until then I'd drawn 9 panels and not 12. My last braincell was not at home that day.
Drawn with one brush (two if we count the sketch), one blending brush, and ten(ish) colours. The blending brush is my best friend when it comes to digital art. Pierce looked like a Muppet in makeup before blending.
I had more to say about the process, but I feel the need to go play dead for a while, so I'll leave it at that. If there's any you want to know, let me know, I'll be in my coffin.
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The 5 stages of watching POTO 1925:
1. Beautiful set design. Mouth of Hell, giant skull for sitting on and decapitated head automaton -- peak Gothic atmosphere.
2. He's here! The Persian at last.
3. I want to live in this Erik's basement, that gondola-inspired bed is gorgeous.
4. Oh la vache, who let Erik drive?
5. THEY YEETED HIM INTO THE RIVER?
(Meme is originally Interview with the Vampurr Lestat's corpse yeet.)
I am not happy that they made this a 'monster film.' The greatest part of POTO is how it never denied Erik's crimes, but also never portrayed him as a mindless monster. But other than the ending, I did enjoy the film.
HOWEVER, now I'm in a mood and want to write a whole essay in complaint of the other silver screen adaption I've seen thus far, Phantom of the Opera (2004). That one I sometimes wish to roast with the heat of a burning opera house. See that and rambles about other adaptations here
Amanda. Artist. Writer. Victorian vampire. Here lies my shenanigans.
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