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31/white/🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 (he/him)🍵illustrator & tea drinker & victorian gentleman in training🍵 alex_dingley@hotmail.co.uk ✨️PLEASE DON'T DM ME ON HERE✨️ 🌸seeking rep!🌸

Hi #portfolioday, I’m Zi Clio-award winning poster/cover illustrator, with clients including Disney, Lionsgate, Marvel, Netflix, Universal, Warner Bros., etc. I am looking for work ASAP 🙇🏻 I’d hugely appreciate a reshare or a kind word among the ADs you know! 🙏🏼 🎨 www.ziqqix.com 📧 ziqqix@gmail.com

Poster work has been abysmal this year, so I am looking for editorial, books, packaging work at the moment If you’re looking for anyone… LMK! Thank you 🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻

Zi Xu@ziqqix.bsky.social · 3w ago

Hi #portfolioday, I’m Zi Clio-award winning poster/cover illustrator, with clients including Disney, Lionsgate, Marvel, Netflix, Universal, Warner Bros., etc. I am looking for work ASAP 🙇🏻 I’d hugely appreciate a reshare or a kind word among the ADs you know! 🙏🏼 🎨 www.ziqqix.com 📧 ziqqix@gmail.com

I write MM Fantasy Romance! Right now, Sweet & Wild and its accompanying erotic short are 50% off! Also a duo of anniversary shorts for $1! S&W is a cozy adjacent fantasy that's very sweet! The Need for Dandelions is a dislike to lovers story about resilience and forgiveness! Links Below! ⬇️

A young man, Micah, kneels in a field of purple flowers. He holds a bundle of purple flowers in one hand while reaching to gather more with his other hand. He has peach skin, golden hair, and brown eyes. He wears a white shirt, brown pants, and a wide-brimmed straw hat with flowers woven through. Behind him, there is a verdant forest of trees. Bees buzz around the man as he looks down towards his work. The title, Sweet & Wild, is above him and the author’s name, Alex Larkspur, is below him. The cover of A Taste of Wild Honey by Alex Larkspur
It features two men resting under a tree together. They are leaning against each other lovingly. On the left is Micah, a man with peach skin and curly blond hair with freckles. He is wearing a straw hat and a white shirt with flower embroidering. On the right is Terran, a man with long pointed ears and antlers. He has a beard and shoulder length brown hair with green ends. He's wearing a brown shirt that is opened to show his chestThe cover of Wild & Sweet by Alex Larkspur
It features two men, Micah and Terran, gazing at each other in a forest. Micah has blond hair, peach skin, and freckles. He's wearing a cream shirt and a straw hat. He's gripping the strap of his bag and blushing as he looks up at Terran. Terran is a tall man with tan skin and a dark brown hair that trails into green. He has pointed ears and antlers. He's wearing a brown shirt and a silver necklace and is crossing his arms as he smiles down at MicahTwo men stand back to back surrounded by depictions of dandelions. The man angled to the front is Galen. He has tan skin, red hair, and hazel eyes. A large portion of his face is covered by a burn scar. He wears a yellow tunic and brown pants, along with a pink flower pendant. He lifts up one hand, and looks concerned. The other man, facing towards the back but looks over his shoulder, is Sasha. He has light brown hair, dark brown eyes, and stubble. He is wearing leather armor and green shirt and pants. He is holding a sword.
Ian Haramaki 🏳️‍⚧️✨ @ Megaplex C9@cometkins.bsky.social · 4d ago

It’s national Yaoi day, tell me about your Yaoi and where people can buy it! #WritingPrompt

Apple charges people ~20% more than the Patreon list price and they keep the difference for themselves. They also hold the proceeds of iOS app sales for 75 days, making it impossible for creators to accurately predict earnings. They basically inserted themselves in order to rip *more* people off

Part Time Yeen@parttimeyeen.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Any of you using the ios version of Patreon to support me, switch to the browser version instead, cuz the apple fees have actually taken over 3000 usd from me in the course of a year

My toxic trait is that I love when artists shit talk their scummy clients. I think we as a society are way too used to the "customer is always right" mantra, because sometimes, the customer is a chud. Self-employed folks have every right to talk about people who devalue their time and skill.