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AngryArtist

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She/He, Illustrator, 29, Commissions Open
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We are in the home stretch! Tomorrow we drop the penultimate episode of season 3 and of the series! We hope you will join us as we finish out Skyjacks: Courier's Call!

Jan 8 - ep 87

Jan 15 - final Tales from Thornvale

Jan 22 - ep 88 / season finale

Obsessed by the Ursula Leguin's Earthsea saga at the moment.... Ged and his boat have been on my mind ⋆。゚🌊。

a few months passed inbetween these two illustrations and I can see my painting style has evolved a bit like it's sharper I feel Idk ?

for people who saw this and went "maybe I should read the books or pick it up again" YES YES YOU SHOULD ABSOLUTELY If you love fantasy, incredible mythologies, beautiful POETIC magic system, insane lore, characters to fall for again and again, and BOATS Please read the earthsea saga, it has change my art forever, I wish for more people to experience this joy !!

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In case you had not heard, Skyjacks: Courier’s Call is coming to an end. We are on our last month of scheduled content where we wrap up season 3.

It’s been our greatest honor making this show for you for the past 6 years! We hope you will come along with us for the end of this journey. Take flight!!

Here is the finale schedule:

Dec 11 - off week

Dec 18 - Ep 86

Dec 25 - holiday

Jan 1 - holiday

Jan 8 - ep 87

Jan 15 - final tale from Thornvale

Jan 22 - ep 88 finale

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In honor of the mountain goats announcing Jenny from Thebes, here’s a poem i wrote once

Tape Head Cleaner

Wrapped in phosphor bronze,

pulled taut against white oak,

plucked and stricken,

stripping skin from fingers,

this music is a grapefruit spoon.

This music scoops bittersweet flesh,

tightens the tongue,

contracts the muscles in your face.

Sound as physical phenomenon

shakes the smallest parts of your ear,

movement made electric,

rippling out into emotion.

You press the goosebumps back

into your skin, refusing

the spreading shiver of a song

written for you, alone,

driving northwest into the Panhandle,

towards Lubbock, the Llano,

The West, by God! The road smells

like blood and beef and cotton.

Heat bends the asphalt, bends

the twenty one year old Ford

Dutch Oven baking you at

eighty miles per hour.

The song cooking in your throat

was mine. I spoon fed it to you,

once, but now it’s spooling

out of you, plastic film and iron

wrapped in phosphor bronze,

past your wire cutter teeth.

Stop it if you want,

let the music coil in your stomach,

or keep driving into that roiling

mass of memory and summer,

and someday it’ll have been gone

far longer than it ever was.

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