#tiny original character

[general-gt]

I feel like I’ve been working on this one for ages but I finished it so enjoy!

[nradiowave]

Home fairy, likes to hide things to barter for goodies later on

[sageshell-draws]

part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4

Sorry for the delay on this one, since starting a new job and currently developing a business with a friend of mine, my schedule has been hectic to say the least. But I finally found the time to finish part 5 so here we go!

We have Kayde cooking up a bomb ass meal for the evening, taking Bryn by surprise. She just thought he was a scary human warrior that kills for fun with a facade of someone who is nice so he can give her a false sense of security. But she now starts to realize that Kayde really doesn't mean any harm, otherwise he would've finished the job ages ago.

She lets her guard down a bit and thanks Kayde for everything he's done so far, especially saving her life. He can't believe the little fairy that was so scared of him before is finally opening up. He hopes he can take this chance to get to know her a little more and maybe start a new kind of friendship. Although he can come off a bit strong when he likes someone, making this new interaction a bit much for the little fairy.

[driftsart]

Starscream and Skyfire's young years

[grapedemon]

Tiny MK, that is all

[izanallu]

I should probably stop dying.

Anyway. ART.

This file finally got too big and started lagging the server every time I loaded it whoop

[sableeira]

You know how “the moon is beautiful tonight, isn’t it?” is used as an expression for love confessions? It’s said that Natsume Soseki came up with it after overhearing a student translate “I love you” to Japanese in a very literal sense. While there is no source confirming that this exchange actually happened, I still think a scene referencing the expression with Natsume randomly appearing would be hilarious

[gushism]

kitty city

[queruloustea]

a soaked dust (and bapy) sheltering beneath a leaf :]

[mariposita24]

✨my mer-may addition✨

brining back the giant merman au from 2021 with a messy doodle

[general-gt]

I got an idea for an AU of @callsign-relic ‘s Too Close For Comfort series so I wrote it up!

[nradiowave]

Home fairy

[sageshell-draws]

part 1 part 2 part 3 part 5

Part 4 is finally here!

Bryn finally mustered up enough courage to talk to Kayde and how he knew about the healing salve for her injured wings. But she gets a little side tracked by Kayde's eagerness to take care of her and to get to know her a bit more. I like to think of Kayde as a very enthusiastic and protective dog. You know like those big dogs that think they're lap dogs, ya that kind lol. And Bryn is more like a very cautious cat that will swipe at anyone she feels could be a threat.

As he questions Bryn about her kind, we get somewhat of a back story of what happened to her village years ago. Bryn was only 2 years old so she doesn't remember much about that night so it feels more like a sad scary dream to her at this point.

Unfortunately for Bryn, Kayde feels a little hesitant to reveal how he knows the recipe for the salve, it's a wonder why he's so secretive....

[g4rygari]

((Big comic?))

Sometimes it's hard to focus on your borrower little face, so, WHAT IF??? YOU KNOW??

Go Raven! Go check without looking suspicious!

The amazing idea✨️

Is it a problem to love your partner too much?

:)

[bytesyzd]

thought I should post my main ocs refs & their brief descriptions here!! a proper introduction to these two ^_^

[voidedjuice]

"In recent years, the use of wind-up miniature living dolls has become popular even among ordinary people. Their adorable appearances and diligent personalities are sure to brighten up one's work.

Due to their small size, they can function purely via energy created by winding the spring in their back. Because of this, they have no need for complex maintenance like the arboreal series, and are much easier to store when not in use. Their size and lack of living tissue also make them bad candidates for illegal binding of spirits, so their use and manufacture are under much less regulation."