“I can fix them”
but it’s Lieutenant Alex Easton, the nonbinary soldier protagonist from T Kingfishers awesomely ‘grotesque romp’ of a retelling of Fall of the House of Usher ‘What Moves the Dead’.

Think Victorian gothic meets folk horror meets cosmic horror meets weird science but also queer.

My zines arrived! So proud of them 🥰

My kid makes a lot of art requests 😂 this was one of them! His two favourite She-ra characters 🥰
One day I suspect he’ll be a better artist than me and I’m gonna start making my own fan art requests.

I call her ‘Manic Pixie Orc Girl’ but she’s taking ownership of this title and refusing for her quirkiness to be the vehicle for a some guys character development. She’s the main character in her story.

Quick colour sketch 💚

After years of sketching her in biro on my character sheet I finally got round to drawing my D&D character properly. Meet Ingrid, she has questionable morals and a really big hammer.

This year I set out to make my first ever zine, inspired by amazing creators at the Nottingham Horror Collective, the lovely Mark at Myth & Lore (rest peacefully beautiful soul) and Monstrous Flesh Journal…and I did it! One down and two more at the printers right now. I’m so proud of myself.