Aphor 🤍

@an-aphorism.bsky.social

Aphor. She/30+ Storyteller with a love for the weird, the dark, and the kinky.

HELLO! Do I have any mutual artist friends around here who would be open for c0ms for a book cover? Must be good with MM, potential dead dove content within the book, alien/monsters/general horny content, and signing for c*mmercial rights

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To my knowledge there isn’t a place for archiving fandom zines, is there? You just have to dig through broken internet links and hope somebody kept it somewhere? 🫠🫠

This redraw was the first time I drew the boys - not gonna think about how after a long year being imprisoned in space Shiro was watching the sunrise and about how Keith finally found him after searching for so long. 🫠

Redraw of a scene in Voltron S01E01 - Shiro and Keith standing side by side in the desert in front of Keith's little shack.

Redraw • #Voltron S02E01 • This episode is so inherently intimate with the way Shiro and Keith are talking to each other through their intercoms while Keith is coming to Shiro's rescue. Both are in danger and still worry about the other one, asking "what happened". 😩

Screenshots redraw, Shiro is hurt and lying in a cave, Keith is separately turning around, looking into the distance and whispers Shiro's name.

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