#Dongrang

[senranx]

thumbnail commissions for a couple limbus company videos on kromer and dongrang

[snippity]

canto 4 themed menu (notes below the cut)

stained glass cookies: i know them more commonly as aquarium cookies but i thought this name fit more here. i also don't like them irl but they fit so well that i didn't want to pick anything else. also if it wasn't clear they're shaped like the hand mirror yi sang has

melon soda: the chocolate decor on the vanilla ice cream is meant to make it resemble an eyeball, and the stirrer is based on k corp.'s excision weapons.

spicebush tea: self explanatory. i added spicebush twigs (what the tea would actually be made of), berries and flowers as a garnish. the saucer has a camellia pattern on it.

sokkoritang: i thought a hearty korean soup using a cheap cut of beef would fit dongrang/farmwatch's origins. i could see him (and yi sang + dongbaek) eating this after a day of fieldwork.

jumeok-bap: i honestly couldn't think of a good dish to represent the TLA so i went with rice balls that resemble the different ego suits they use... if you're curious red sheet is the kimchi one, sloshing is represented by the dipping sauce and the green?? vegetable one?? and sunshower is the seaweed + meat one. also i didn't want there to be only one korean dish in this spread

[knoxise]

league of nine

[zonebirdie]

[neonmetro]

yi sangs i never posted

[soundsofastar]

is this anything

[shuuen-no-cimory]

ProjectMoon Doodle I posted since January

[hollyleaf]

in the hands of fate (required accompanying listening)

[amystarrstuff]

part 6 (part 5)

[amalimirror]

[sentienttoastah]

For some reason I have this in my drafts??

Kwi Sang and his saltiest ex after the aroace enlightenment idk.

a whole league of 8 people lose to a shawarma.

Based partially I think on the abridged playthrough of limbus I did with a friend where one of the jokes is that we had Yi Sang go “:)” at kebabs and shawarmas.

[akimame-log]

[snippity]

canto iv. the unchanging 01.06.2023

[butterrsang]

[hwashitape]

As the proverb goes, "one can face the death of one's own child, but can't stand to see one's own crops dying."