Allison

@theshadow

Huntress

“Drop the gun, or I will order my friend there to kill Rosalind.” the man snapped. I couldn’t tell whether it was to me or Azalea. Or both.

The white creature whipped around and whacked me away despite the fact that I was camouflaged; it was able to see me somehow. Infrared vision perhaps?

I hit the floor hard enough to see…[Read more]

@liberty That’s a good way to look at it.

@whalekeeper but I like the stick figure it’s cute

Poor Remi has no faceclaim. Maybe someday

@ellette-giselle

Hey, that’s good!! I love it!!

The trench coat pose is definitely accurate. And she has the right expression, too. Thank you for working on this! <3

I’m having a hard time changing the mental picture I already have of her from the school RP. XD

I don’t know if this drawing is your mental picture or if it was something you had t…[Read more]

@rae

Ta-da! I tried one.

@liberty I love that! It looks amazing!

@ellette-giselle for sure hehe

@elishavet-pidyon yess happy birthday to America

@highscribeofaetherium @keilah-h @whalekeeper

Update: In case anyone was wondering, since it’s been a while since I posted ch1, I am still working on chapter 2. It has been slowed down by unforeseen difficulties that I’m trying to solve, and the fact that I had to delete a few pages that weren’t good as a result. It might be a while yet, but once…[Read more]

@loopylin

The board looks great!

Acharis

He wasn’t dead. That was good, at least.

Acharis found Iris’ gaze discomforting. The layer of wood over his face didn’t feel like enough protection as she appeared determined to bore holes through it with her eyes. He looked away and reminded himself that she could not see his irritation and fear. Not f…[Read more]

@loopylin oooh i like it

@whalekeeper @rae

Sniper

This room was someone else’s. A child’s.

I’m no kid expert, but even I knew the scrap metal on the floor looked like a hazard.

“Sometimes you wonder… what’ve you done? And it’s hard for you to be good without h…hurting inside your head, and hurting my… hm. Yourself.” Lucy whispered.…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Have you had any time to work on that drawing? No rush if you haven’t, just checking.

@rae

That looks pretty good! A chart made for roleplaying is a good idea. I appreciate the large bio section because I like having the freedom to add what I want. It’s also a good idea to have one chart with space for art, and another without.

Also also – I already knew that Baron fact! Not sure how I learned it before this.

The hobbies chart i…[Read more]

@loopylin

These characters need to reach a checkpoint where they sleep and eat. Who knows how Mel has made it this long

@rae

Oh no… :'[ That’s the worst… Especially when you worked on it for so long. Hopefully you can remember some of what you wrote.

@loopylin when I fill out pronouns sections I usually either keep it blank or do something silly like “who cares” or “pronoun preference wasn’t a thing in this time period” (for my tf2 squad especially) and then if it has a separate blank for the actual gender then I write it there. For example, here’s one for the friendship between Huntress an…[Read more]

@rae @keilah-h @loopylin

Lucille

Gabriel didn’t say anything. Lucy didn’t expect him to. The feelings tumbling around were enough to confuse anyone, most of all herself.

So she hugged him tighter.

Another door blossomed out of the wall behind Gabriel’s back. A worn brass knob was attached to it, and faded yellow paint covered the birch…[Read more]

@rae

Honestly, Gabriel needs to work through those emotions.

Hold on, I got this. Let me cook

@rae

Cool art!! I like the long tipped ears. And your traditional coloring is good as usual.

Althea sounds like a fantasy name, so it probably doesn’t matter what gender it’s for in real life. As long as it’s not super feminine. I’ve known people to use female names for male characters and I don’t usually care.

@loppylin

that is literally what they’re here for actually hehe

He anticipates unhelpfulness from everyone he meets lol.

Acharis

Acharis stared at the image projected in the basin. The land continued for miles in every direction with no end in sight, and it was filled with pointless corridors of stone and shrub, mostly leading to nowhere. The…[Read more]