bday gift for a fren

angel creature with a mask, theyre rubbing their schnoze

angel creature, their mask is open to reveal their real face

spiral angel

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a turkish grad student was kidnapped at my alma mater for co-writing a pro-palestine op-ed. we live in hell!

Been a minute since I last posted something uhhhh… have some silly creatures

#art

into the mist

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DEPTH CHARGE - a little webseries i started to aid my mental health! (1/10)

owed art for @tedsilas.bsky.social

forgot abt this place... so so sorry...... heres art

The last thing you saw

Viva

Trade w savvy :3

Intelligence that isn’t our own

A charity adopt for Gaza!

Antelope Valley

Under bones of the dead

Intelligence that isn’t our own

Under bones of the dead

The shadows grow longer

OUT OF BOUNDS 🌾🌈
Recent experimental trade piece; I absolutely love how this one turned out!
I really tried to play into mixing liminal spaces with surrealism and just went with the flow

a digital illustration of a quadrupedal animal standing in deep water, surrounded by cranes. The animal is mostly black with green and blue undertones under the dark hatch lines. It has smooth, short fur and a slim body with a head and ears similar to a horse, with the exception of an unusually large canine-like mouth with an unsettling smile. It has wide, bright orange eyes and flared nostrils colored with the same orange. Its body is parallel to the viewer, with its head and neck turned back around behind it. Four black and white cranes with red cheeks fly around and over the creature. In the background, the creature is looking towards a large light pink circle with orange portions. The circle itself has many black lines emanating from the center, radiating out over the rest of the image. Where the upper lines meet the sky, they fade out like wisps of smoke. Where the lower lines meet the water, they dissipate like ink in water.

The long wade out to the Eye of the Otherworld