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Glad I could help! These little guys are great.

A container I’ve used is a travel or trial size bottle of hand sanitizer, filled with water. Has a similar profile to a flask, also, they’re cheap and easy to get a hold of.

J.C. Leyendecker is the gift that just keeps on giving. Beautiful work!

Also take a look at a vector art app called Amadine. It’s not free, but it isn’t a subscription either. I’ve been using it for about a year. It’s not as full of features as Affinity, but I’ve found it easier to learn. Hope that helps!

If you’d like to pay with a credit card, the sale is also running on WeChange! This is a great chance to make an account and start supporting independent queer creators building their own online space.

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I’ve read both of those, some of @blackshirtboy.bsky.social ‘s best work, imo. I’ll be filling some gaps in my collection with this one.

Still watching it! Part of my comfort show rotation, along with DS9. The dream of the ‘90s is still alive, I guess.

This was not the first Jekyll & Hyde movie with a genderbending angle. The ‘90s version played the situation for laughs, this one from the early ‘70s mostly plays it straight. So to speak.

There’s an old sword & sorcery flick from the ‘80s called Deathstalker. There’s a bit where an evil wizard transforms one of his minions into a princess. There’s no special effects, just dialogue and clever editing, but wow, young me felt Really Weird after seeing it, and well, that’s my start.

The one on the right, with the light reddish brown hair.

The Patch - Commissioned by Freda pg. 5-8 #tgtf #transformation #trans