I’ve been having a lot of work to do, some health issues and a massive art block, so it has been dark times for my personal art.
But I could finally break out from the art block with this weird idea of redesigning the girls from Witch, a magazine I used to read when I was a pre teen, like 12 – 14 yo.
When I was that age I tried to draw them a lot of times but it didin’t came out as I wanted, it’s really nice to try again and suceed.
Peter Darling by Austin Chant (grown-up Peter/Hook, mlm and trans)
The Abyss Surrounds Us and The Edge of the Abyss by Emily Skrutskie (futuristic, lesbian pirates, and SEA MONSTERS)
Sodomy and the Pirate Tradition: English Sea Rovers in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean by B. R. Burg (90% sure this was someone’s thesis)
Brethren by W. A. Hoffman (I haven’t read this yet, but two of the inexplicably negative reviews said that (a) it’s 100 pages until they even meet each other and (b) it’s basically a rip-off of every pirate AU ever, so it sounds AMAZING)
Goodreads has a list of best gay pirate books and I just this second found out that Brethren is BOOK ONE OF THREE and I am over the sodding moon
if you google ‘gay pirate books’ you will get someamazingresults (real talk I actually just bought that last one)
is just too big a stretch for my suspension of disbelief. Magic, unicorns, childhood trauma manifesting as a physical representation of destruction- that’s all cool.
But don’t try to make me believe that Jude Dumbledore Law wanted to grind on Coleslaw Head up there.
THIS
TEA
I mean, would you rather have that this mayonnaise vampire or would you rather have
him?
i mean, the dewy eyes, the salt and pepper, the slight five o clock shadow, the square jaw, the perfectly manicured eyebrows… and he doesn’t look like he’s going to die at any moment
if i looked like my mustache attended KKK rallies, i’d probably transfigure myself to look like Colin Farrell too
gayspacepirates backup 