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harbingerdiana

For the last time dude, my leitmotif sounds exactly like it always has. There is no symbolism for creeping corruption in there

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A Twinkled Sprinkle in these trying times. (She loves mares)

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Selling at Anthro New England!

Hello! We’ll be at Anthro New England in the Artist Alley on Saturday! We’ve been heads down working on things, and have a bunch of stuff we’re proud of for sale! Including a zine, glow in the dark Moth Girl pin with lore mini-zine, shirts, trans pride cutie mark buttons, and plenty of prints!! #ANE

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Moth Girl Magic Times

Love researching and drawing pages of anatomical moth sketches to design a moth girl… blessed by moth love energies…

She drinks blood!!

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Another full color fanfic cover like the ones I did for Sparkle and Sun! We’re proud of how we pulled off the lighting! This one is for our fiancée’s SunDash fic Afterparty, which you can read here:

Afterparty

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dumbasshivemind

goofylittleart

Me and the classy lady I pulled by being silly

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TwiPie Colored Sketch

TwiPie color sketch we did a while ago! All time horse yuri classic, class clown for magic anxiety book horse!!!

Will always ship for both personal and sheer gay pony cuteness reasons!!

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KaleidoCreature_PalmeDira

Art of Palme and Dira, unused plural TTRPG characters. Palme’s natural magic lets her headmate Dira manifest as a spectral projection. Dira expresses a lot of the femininity that Palme is scared to, and is fiercely protective of her, even though she has trouble accepting Dira cause of internalized shame.

It was for pathfinder one, and we immediately latched onto the Spiritualist class as having the most potential for weird fucked up plurality shit, which is what we love playing the most!

For those not familiar, the class revolves around controlling essentially a second character called a Phantom, one of the archetypes has the Phantom come from the character’s own mind rather than an external ghosty ghost. The archetype was written in very stereotypical ‘split personality’ style language, so we decided to do it as an actual plural character!