#ECCC starts tomorrow and I'm pumped! I'll be sharing some of the stuff I brought with me here, but don't worry if you can't make it -- everything is also available online!

Heck yeah

WIP Next card for my Oracle Deck, do you know who this is?

These magical horses use their powers for good...most of the time.

WIP

Tarot of the Inspired by Deities, Folklore, and Fairy Tales from Around the World$17.99

Fox Wedding Groom, Officiant, Bride11"x17" Posters$40 each

I can finally share this one! This is my cover variant for The Vampire Slayer 5! I wanted to draw Buffy, Faith, and Willow as cool older ladies, enjoying mimosas while the world burns around them. You know, just girly things. Words by @gaileyfrey, art by @sonialiaoart. Out 8/31!

Some of you guessed correctly -- I'm working on an oracle deck! And I am so excited to finally be able to share the first card with you. Ame-no-Uzume is a Shinto deity of the dawn, mirth, and revelry. Here, she's performing a lewd dance to lure Amaterasu from her hiding place.

Can you believe twitter is the only place that'll let me show joyful titties? Oracle Deck WIP 👀

Not all of the fairies belong in the air. Some crave the cold, dark depths.

These derby foxes love rainbows, glitter, and kicking as much butt as they physically can. I wouldn't get in their way.

These lovers may present as male and female, but that doesn't mean they're not queer. It's important to remember that you can't always tell if someone is queer just by looking; there is space in the community for all of us.

These Fairy Friends were inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's story Thumbelina! Of course, I had to put my own spin on it -- I think Andersen would approve of my androgynous fairy prince.

The Fairy Friends know what needs to be done to survive. Don't get in their way.

This Fairy may not be a Friend at all! Use caution when you invent them over for tea...

A palette trio exercise featuring some of my favorite queer couples! Can you name them all?

Some of the Fairy Friends like to flaunt their goods. Can you blame them?

Two male-presenting lovers, a collar, and a leash.

Inbetween 2, a further exploration into gender expression, the grey area between masculinity and femininity.

Two women-presenting lovers, some rope, and a great deal of trust.

Inbetween 1, an older piece exploring gender and gender expression. There are so many little things we do to make our bodies feel like home. What's your favorite?

"Sweet mother, I cannot weave –slender Aphrodite has overcome me with longing for a girl." - Sappho I like to think this Fairy Friend's spider tattoo artist knows how she feels. Haven't we all been overcome with longing?

It's polite to reciprocate. The Fairy Friends are well aware of this.