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(click to zoom in a new tab/window) I did it! I completed Inktober! I wrapped up with the Choice prompt – and chose my witched-up Roe from Final Fantasy XIV! I have really loved the All Saints’ Wake event in … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) A witchsona is a witch persona of yourself. I consider myself pretty witchy (my love of spoop is strong) so the only big change between me and my witchsona is that my witchsona … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) I am SO pleased with her! She’ll sing a spell for you~

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) Somewhere out there is an angel who crossed paths with this devil. And now she’s got a fan in a low, low place.

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) Resisting the urge to produce another iteration of a “mother” figure to represent human reproductive fertility, I wanted to go with something more nature-based. One thing necessary to most forms of life? Water! … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) I’m vaguely familiar with the horror concept of a banshee, and more familiar with the popular video game/fantasy monster that takes the form of a shrieking woman-like demon. Ever the glutton for more … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) Rockabilly, like steampunk, isn’t something I’m super familiar with. But it has a few iconic tells, also! I especially love the high-waisted sweetheart-cut dresses that were so popular (and have made a come … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) Steampunk is such an elaborate and creative genre and style. I’ve seen seemingly infinite takes on corset-dresses, so I wanted to put my witch in something more in line with “men’s” Victorian fashion. … Continue reading →

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) I had some decent fun with the palette-as-a-hat and paintbrush-as-a-broom ideas that struck me when I put “artist” and “witch” together 🙂

(click to zoom in a new tab/window) I wanted to go a little cliché with this prompt, without going full-on stereotype. So I indulged the “sexy vampire” look, with a bit of my own fantastical whimsy (which may or may … Continue reading →