The imaginary child I would never trade for candy.
As you may have noticed, I have a certain tendency to overthink children’s lit. And while I think we all agree that Edmund is terrible and he deserves no loyalty … Continue reading
More owls tomorrow — Anne of Green Gables today.
By the way, I’ve been adding these to this Pinterest board as I get them up for sale, if you ever just want to see them all at once for … Continue reading
Tarot: Now I’m just being silly. Cups 2 & 3.
You should really be listening to The Thrilling Adventure Hour. Clink! ABK: “Party!” MPO: “PARTY!” NO: “Do you think this drink is safe? I think I looked away from it … Continue reading
The United States of Tarot? Now I’m referencing things I haven’t even watched. Pentacles eight and nine.
Because once changed the stonemason to a potter, there was just no choice. I could hear ‘Unchained Melody’ in my head, and not the awful version from the awful stage … Continue reading
Tarot! And a sukkah! Four of wands.
Because I’m sorry, that is clearly a sukkah, with or without walls. Which is fine — lots of cultures have a similar sort of harvest festival, so I’m not feeling … Continue reading
Tarot again? Two of wands.
I so rarely draw my characters from the back.
Tarot #5, The Hierophant
I’ll likely redo the lettering on this one, though it may take a while to get to it. Actually, it may take a while to get to several things — … Continue reading
Advertising a teensy bit and Tarot card 0: The Fowl.
Hey everybody! I just started a store on Teepublic, and any shirt design I add is only $14 for the first 72 hours (20 after). So there’s only one design … Continue reading
Now kiss!
So, first, let me say that hardly any of my friends are ever guilty of this, so before anyone gets all butthurt, remember that it’s not you. Also, I kind … Continue reading
Never RSVP to a cookie exchange before you know what that entails.
There’s still dough in my freezer. And flour in the crevices of my (awesome) hand mixer, because how do you get that out? I can’t wash the engine-y bit, and … Continue reading