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@tapas_app Forgot to add these screencaps to prove I wasn't just making junk up!

@WyrmwoodGaming #WyrmwoodWednesday I drew this moment before the first big boss fight in a new homebrew campaign, just a few seconds before my goblin Ranger was knocked out in one round xD we survived tho! Barely...

Watching the Hobbit Trilogy for the first time, and I sure hope the next three movies are the Tauriel Saga where she’s the coolest and awesome and maybe Kili is there too.

This is a weird story: I’m at a concert for one of my favorite musicians, and in the middle of the most awesome part of his set, a fellow turns to me and says “I like your hair. Have you heard of Sideshow Bob? You have hair like him.”

No more lessons learned, you can’t reach us. These are all song lyrics by the way, I’m not that good of a poet. Figured I should round off these drawings with a Roach, who is oddly easy as heck to draw now. Get your @SpencerAndLocke issues at your LCS! It’s all out now!

Waaaar children! If you picked up the last issue of @SpencerAndLocke vol 2, thank you for reading and I hope you enjoyed the book! I’ll make a post at some point about some of the visual symbolism I was doing in vol 2 especially in that last issue but I’ll wait for now.

All Might is the second greatest hero but wins Dad of the Decade.

Maybe I’m the only person, but I’m not really a fan of binging my media. I like to sit and think between episodes of a show, and having a week between eps is sometimes a blessing when you have heavy shows with a lot to digest.

I showed #Maquia to @doodleonmargins today and we both were crying by the end. I have a lot of problems with modern and classic fantasy stories being awful to women characters but In Maquia, it’s FULL of amazing women and it’s a beautiful film. My favorite movie of 2018 for sure

Rather than dunk on a movie trailer I’d rather talk about something I love like Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms. Maquia is an amazing moving fantasy story that is mature but isn’t uncomfortably explicit, probably because it was written & directed by a woman, Mari Okada