Linus Smallprint

@whalekeeper

Don’t have one for Martha Humler.

@raxforge @keilah-h @elishavet-pidyon

I’m one of the nerd who wants people to think he’s cool, so I use Crossway’s Elect Standard Version.

I wounder what the Bee would do with the LSB. Maybe Lazy Scholar’s Bible? (Since the translators were so lazy they didn’t even bother to translate some words from Greek/Hebrew to English)

@raxforge

I’m getting if the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood was good kinda vibes.

Kind of I guess, though that girl only appears in this scene. Wolves are always bad guys, and since they are my favourite animal, I wanted to change things up a bit. However, the wolf character, Stripe, isn’t exceptionally good. This of it as having a s…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Nice creatures!

Think I got to go with the racoon deer as my favorite.

@ellette-giselle @raxforge @whalekeeper @stephie @theducktator @keilah-h

Thank you all of you.

For those of you who have read my draft, do you have any requests for my next illustration? I’m thinking of either a fight scene or Alan in prison.

@liberty

I looked it up. The wolf is adorable! But, does he have a name?

Not that I am aware of. We can just call him Phil.

@raxforge

What translation of the Bible do you prefer?

NIV: The Nearly Inspired Version

NLT: The Not Literal Translation

KJV: The Knoweth Jesus Version

NKJV: The Not Knoweth Jesus Version

NASB: The Nerdy Academics’ Snooty Bible

ESV: The Elect Standard Version

CSB: The Cool Southern Baptist version

(Translation names taken from the Babylon Bee)

@ellette-giselle @stephie @theducktator @keilah-h @whalekeeper

The drawing you’ve all been waiting for (I will upload this to my google drive photos as well):

@ellette-giselle

“Ah, love. It’ll make you jump into a snake filled marsh and take on a guarded convent single highhandedly–– despite the fact that the king has a price on your head–– to rescue the one you love. Sometimes love is dunderheaded!”

This quote feels familiar to me, but I cannot recall what it is from.

@ellette-giselle

Julian reached over for his rucksack. “I wonder what Amelia packed,” He opened it and looked through the contents. “Lots of bread, dried meat, corn meal, dried fruit… oh yes! Raisin cakes!”

I like Rasins. Good for Leon and Julian not rejecting them.

They started off through the woods, looking up at the tall trees about them. The…

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@ellette-giselle

Gak!

Where?!? Quick, grab some straw!

(did you draw that?)

No. It’s from a comic strip called ‘Customer Service Wolf’, which is about a pack of wolves who run a bookstore and have to deal with annoying customers. Since I am currently working in retail, I find it kind of funny and relatable.

wait…… how did you know I don’t like…

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@the_lost-journal

I have already started working on her origin! I was thinking maybe that she had a test or a choice that was like a choice from God, and she was given the curse of immortality or something like that! An example was she was given the three choices between riches, wisdom, and immortality (Because those are the three things almost…

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@liberty

I love your new profile picture!!! Did you draw that?

Thank you!

No, I did not draw this one. It’s from a comic strip called ‘Customer Service Wolf’ that I recently discovered. As someone who works in retail, I found it relatable and funny.

@savannah_grace2009

Okay. Don’t worry, I didn’t think she had become is is on the path to becoming a Pythonos at this point.

@ellette-giselle @whalekeeper

I say go for it! The memory loss thing is good, and the fact that he tries to join the Kunulfs. It separates it from WF. Plus, Andrew Peterson pulled a Beauty and the Beast to begin with. There’s not a romance, but trust me, there are plenty of similarities. And beauty and the beast pulled from the Bible. (see D…

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@savannah_grace2009

Didn’t Sef turn herself in so they wouldn’t take her mother instead?

@savannah_grace2009

Sorry, I made it up to where Sef turns herself into the Pythonos and they mark her, but haven’t touched it for a while and keep on forgetting to do so. I’ll try to read more soon!

@ellette-giselle @whalekeeper

And here is my first question for you:

Eric’s Wolf Plotline

@ellette-giselle @whalekeeper

A short introduction to Book II:

Title: The Narrow Path Trilogy: Book II – The Sword

Brief Plot Idea:

‘You may be done with magic, but magic isn’t done with you’

Alan is a wizard more powerful than any other. Once, Alan would have desired it, but now it is only a curse to him. The magic of Ehverwyld is twisted…[Read more]