December 22nd, 2018

Evan's weapons

December 20th, 2018 6:21pm

November 21st, 2018 12:18am

HERE COMES THE GOOD BOY

November 20th, 2018 1:36am

More messy sketches, this time featuring the adorable Blair~

November 19th, 2018 3:16am

THESE ARE MESSY TAKE THEM

November 17th, 2018 2:21am

There’s a tree in my neighbor’s yard that looks like it has an eye, so I developed the habit of talking to it. Recently, it’s leaves started changing color and I couldn’t help not complimenting it~

October 27th, 2018 1:49am

Some vampires~

October 25th, 2018

I just finished an assignment I was struggling on, so to celebrate, I drew a Princess and the Frog fan character (who may or may not be appearing in a fan comic…no promises)

Magnolia: a young firefly. Wishes to be helpful like her late cousin, Ray, who she was extremely close to. Visits and helps Tiana at her restaurant every day.

October 1st, 2018 1:12am

Kinsair

An aquatic complex species. Kinsair live in the oceans all over Otwei. They are salt-water creatures and, though they cannot breath air, they can survive on land for at least a day.

Their life-spans are somewhat short, averaging only fifty years. They are considered adults at ten years old. Not only are they the only known aquatic complex species, but they are also the only known complex species that is not a mammal.

They are a quiet species, only making the occasional trill every now and then. To communicate, most countries use hand gestures, though there are a couple that prefer written communication.

Kinsair come on a plethora of colors, but the most common are different shades of blue.

When threatened, Kinsair will not hesitate to scoop out the attacker’s insides. Either with their spoon-like weapons or with their own mouths, they will find a way to get the guts into the water. Otherwise, they are relatively peaceful and will usually only attack if they’re hungry. Still, it’s best to treat any stranger Kinsair as any other stranger complexes you meet.

Kinsair feed on fish, preferring the insides to the outer layer. Scooping is important to Kinsair culture. If the water seems to be empty of fish for some reason, they will go on land to find a simple creature to eat.

Conversation with Kinsair is uncommon everywhere except Junar. Kinsair can easily learn how to understand other languages and Junari complexes can easily learn Kinsair’s hand signs. Kinsair and Junari leaders are friendly and work together to decide what’s best for both, Junari land and water.

September 15th, 2018 12:14am

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