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Help me heal myself

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some of old sketches of my beloved demon and angel

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they're in nonbinary asexual love 💕

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Alec Hardy dreams 💭

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon next month! You can also find prints and stuff of all my art at my Store

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aziraphale having the cutest smile in the world (keep in mind he's looking at/talking to crowley in all of these pictures)

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passing that single brain cell back and forth between them

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My cartoon for this week’s Guardian books.

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Support a struggling artist on ko-fi

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Starting Good Omens S1:

Ending Good Omens S2:

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well, you still got one of em

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The Great Mouse Detective screenshot redraws! 🐁🔍🐀

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Love at first sight

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crowley!

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Don't like this very much, but I haven't drawn them in awhile! So here!

Merry Christmas!

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Rewatching A Companion to Owls because that was my favorite episode in the whole Good Omens season 2 (probably my favorite episode in the whole Good Omens TV universe so far if I’m being honest)

As far as we know, Aziraphale was the one who first claimed that they were, in that case, on the same side.

Before 2500 BC both of them were probably just circling each other when they did meet on earth. But that event/cooperation really set the foundation of their relationship emotionally imo. Before that, they talked about each side’s plans that they couldn’t outright disagree but nothing too personal.

After that, though, there was more vulnerability and emotion showed in their conversation. We could see Crowley’s bad mood and Aziraphale’s nervousness was more towards his head office but not towards Crowley. Aziraphale saying “I don’t like this either but I can’t (except when we could win the day using a trick)”

Also, when Crawly said he was on his own side, Aziraphale replied with:”that sounds…” and Crawly challenged: “What?”

This time rewatching, it hit me that, for a moment Crawly might guess, or we as audience might guess, that Aziraphale would claim him to be hubris. That’s probably what Crawly got a lot from both Heaven and Hell. For questioning what had created him in the first place and what could destroy him in a blink.

However, Aziraphale didn’t say anything even close to that. Aziraphale recognized it because he also tasted it before.

It was loneliness.

So many people or beings alike, they viewed asking questions, giving different opinions as rebellious and refusal of connection while it was actually the opposite. That was an act of reaching out and to connect more deeply, to understand and to be understood. Yet it was called too curious for their own good at best, asking to be casted out at worst. It was blamed as not humble and hubris. While at its core it was nothing but frustration of failing to connect to something they deeply cared.

And that was indeed awfully lonely.

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Happy holidays! Here’s a redraw of a piece I made a year ago!