Tarot #14, Temperance
Absolutely none of my characters are in any way temperate, but Food Truck Hedgehog does have a certain Buddha-like calm. Also, I like winged hedgehogs.
This is not a Tarot card. This is something random.
(Click to embiggen.) I went to a concert at a comic book store Friday night, because sometimes my life is awesome, and naturally I took my drawing stuff with me, … Continue reading
Introducing Director Ferret, who’s probably going to become directING ferret.
‘Make love to the camera’ was a mistake. Now the camera’s all sticky. (From being licked, don’t be gross. Manic Pixie Otter LOVES to lick inaproppriate objects — doesn’t she, … Continue reading
Tarot #13, Death. AKA why I’m probably on a watch list somewhere.
Because you can add ‘cat skull’ to my recent search history, along with a bunch of other weird shit, and there are a surprising number of babies/children with ridiculous mustaches … Continue reading
Tarot #12, The Hanged Man
Yay simple cards that happen quickly! Yay blue tunics and red tights and yellow shoes! Hanged man, you are following my Sesame Street mix ‘n match ethos, wherein all colours … Continue reading
Tarot #11, Justice.
Which obviously needed to be Red Panda. I did hesitate about putting him in a crown, but I decided he’d find it acceptable, since it’s the idea of justice, rather … Continue reading
Tarot #10, Wheel of Fortune.
I resisted the urge to have a sequin-gown-clad MPO spinning the wheel. I think you should be proud of me. Also, this card kicked my ass. Again with the really … Continue reading
Sometimes I think ‘walking on eggshells’ isn’t clear enough to everybody.
Because if you’ve never lived in a situation where you had to constantly be monitoring another person, making sure you weren’t sitting in the wrong spot, or walking around too … Continue reading
Tarot #9, The Hermit.
There were really no hard choices with this one. Who else would be the hermit if not Hypersensitive Fox? (About whom, more tomorrow.)
Tarot #8, Strength
So I’ve changed things again — in the Rider-Waite deck, the figure is holding the lion’s mouth shut rather than riding him, although she does ride the lion in other … Continue reading