Kathryn Hemmannさんのイラストまとめ

I took a class called "Demonic Women in Fiction" in college, and I still think about it all the time.

Chie Shinkyu's 72-Year-Old Mikako is an episodic light comedy manga about an older woman living on her own and writing a diary in the form of DMs to her deceased husband. This may sound sad, but Mikako is always on the move, and her life is full of joy and friendship. (1/2)

Kashiwai's ongoing series Kazemachi no Futari chronicles the daily life of a lonely painter who has been befriended by a neighborhood girl. This manga exemplifies the "sad old man" genre, and the soft palette of its full-color art emphasizes its nostalgic and bittersweet appeal.

Yukari Nakayama's Nakitai Yoru no Kanmidokoro (A café for nights when you want to cry) is about a magical pop-up dessert café that only has a single item on the menu: the exact comfort food needed by the office workers, new mothers, and retirees who could use some encouragement.

Praise till you're hollow \[T]/

Spooky floral zine covers 💀🌿

Still in love with this Tenacious D video from 2001

Spa Anglerfish Stomach is an episodic comedy manga by @akiba_sayaka about downtrodden office workers, tired young mothers, and gender nonconforming romantics who are spirited away to a magical underwater-themed spa that's part vacation and part therapy. It is delightful. 🦑✨