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homestuck doodles

also first time drawing terezi

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c r u n c h

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audio from legends of avantris

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audio from buzzfeed unsolved

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I ADOOORE how you draw the Collinlock characters!! Have you drawn the Collinclone at all?

thank you! i’ve drawn it only a handful of times. definitely need to draw it more

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now is a good time to post about my long-time favorite antagonist in all of fiction

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i’ve been off in my own beautiful world

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Clonelock19 lalalala their beef with the other entities is so goofy.

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posting more collinlock stuff because the people seem to like it. Here are some drawings from april

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wear kim two ways

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EMERGENCY COMMISSIONS OPEN

I also provide animatics AND twitch assets as well so check out my site on all things I offer [along with my T.O.S]!

Here is my VGen as well, although I'm not verified so only some options are on there!

All prices are in USD, and I can accept payment through Paypal, VGen, Cashapp, or Venmo [in accordance of which I prefer] My biological father came back after 7 years to take away the house from us, destroying and throwing away our belongings, making the space unlivable. He then tells me and the people I live here with that we’ll have to pay rent now, despite us making every payment on this house without his input for 7 years. I don’t feel safe and the stress I’ve been under has an impact on my physical and mental health. I am in need of money in order to not end up homeless by the day. If you'd like to just donate, that would be super appreciated!

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Hi, I want this to be the last GFM I try to make, so I'm gonna try to make this one count. My situation had changed drastically at the end of last month, and for the worse.

I'm only asking for help for the first two months at most to cover living with a roommate. I don't have a roommate yet, but I've been looking into it for days now, alongside looking for a job.

The current situation is detailed in the GFM itself, along with its summary. I am also opening emergency commissions. You can either commission me via VGEN or through dms/email, although I have everything I do listed on my site and not VGen. Anything is appreciated, especially reblogs and donations/commissions!

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game

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man i need to make a new meet the artist

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Attack for Caiinu on ArtFight!

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They're super close! Please donate what you can!

I'm visiting some dear friends of mine this week, and all of us have at least one disability. While we were eating breakfast this morning we were discussing the impact medication has on our lives.

I was sharing how difficult everything was for me when I had moved to a new city where the cost of housing was much more expensive and I couldn't afford medication. Over the course of the year, my energy deteriorated rapidly. First I couldn't keep up with my job, then I couldn't keep up with housework, then I couldn't keep up with basic hygiene, and eventually even chewing and swallowing became difficult. Sometimes walking to the train, I thought about lying down on the side of the road and how long it would take before a cop would force me to move. I wanted to die but I didn't even have the energy to figure out how.

My friend asked me if I had chronic fatigue. I don't know, because I was never diagnosed. I don't claim it because right now I'm very functional. I can keep up with hygiene, cook, clean, do work, and even exercise! But this is only possible from the combination of four different medications. Right now, I am extremely fortunate in that I have much of my medical expenses covered by my wife's health insurance that she has through work. I pay $415 USD every month for these things I need. I can never take this for granted because I know so vividly how difficult it is to survive without them.

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Please donate whatever you can and reblog to help!

I'm visiting some dear friends of mine this week, and all of us have at least one disability. While we were eating breakfast this morning we were discussing the impact medication has on our lives.

I was sharing how difficult everything was for me when I had moved to a new city where the cost of housing was much more expensive and I couldn't afford medication. Over the course of the year, my energy deteriorated rapidly. First I couldn't keep up with my job, then I couldn't keep up with housework, then I couldn't keep up with basic hygiene, and eventually even chewing and swallowing became difficult. Sometimes walking to the train, I thought about lying down on the side of the road and how long it would take before a cop would force me to move. I wanted to die but I didn't even have the energy to figure out how.

My friend asked me if I had chronic fatigue. I don't know, because I was never diagnosed. I don't claim it because right now I'm very functional. I can keep up with hygiene, cook, clean, do work, and even exercise! But this is only possible from the combination of four different medications. Right now, I am extremely fortunate in that I have much of my medical expenses covered by my wife's health insurance that she has through work. I pay $415 USD every month for these things I need. I can never take this for granted because I know so vividly how difficult it is to survive without them.