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Fading dreamscape, and recursion
Feb. 26th, 2026 08:52 pm
In fading dreamscapes (α), projected on my own back
A woman stands at a balcony, a surreal image or herself projected on her own back. 2026 february 26
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This is up late, & I thought maybe this scene wasn't ready yet. But I like trying to more or less post on a schedule, so this is my Monday post.
June 11: I finally edited and posted a version I shot without the dress: Alarming the angel boy (nude, + sfw crop)
Two of us in beige dresses
Feb. 19th, 2026 07:33 pm
I got the magnets to work!
Oh, and a new character design. Calling her Hiromu 'cos she's big.
Beige V-Dress
Feb. 18th, 2026 11:58 pm
Just a crap render to note to myself that I tried to do something today.
I wish I still had my old magnet hacks.
Year of the Fire Horse
Feb. 17th, 2026 11:00 am
version A: Two glowing horses
version B: Two even more fiery horses
I'm not sure that translation of my name in the signature makes sense. XD
Return of the blue L.R.E.
Feb. 13th, 2026 08:00 pm
I noticed today that reimagining Ellery as a lamia is a weird case of me creating, or synthesising, things that would be meaningful to someone else in a way—but then me not playing them that way.
Ellery can come off as a non-binary character, & she's a little gender-nonconforming, but I basically write her as a cishet woman. (Meanwhile, my lesbian characters are overwhelmingly femme. e_e)
On the other hand, I have seen the lamia used as a symbol of trans femininity. Which I think I get? I'm more into the idea of a snake woman as a mystic, quasi-prophetic figure—or just someone alien.
Anyway, with the blue lamia, I'm thinking, "Monster girl! Make her glow blue!"
