Foxfaer

@foxfaer.com

🌱🌿The beautiful moment between life and death 🍄💀 Pronounced 'foxfire'. I make @coelary.com. Director, animator, storyteller. Opinions are my own. Non-binary, they pronouns. Located in Spokane, Washington. Coelary official: @coelary.com

The art collective I'm a part of, the Compost Pile, has released its first zine. It's $10! Featuring 13 artists, it is a charity zine - after costs, all profits go to charity. Our Q1 charity is the Trans Continental Pipeline, which helps trans people relocate coelary.bigcartel.com/product/comp...

Compost Pile Quarterly - Issue 1

Compost Pile Quarterly is a four-times-yearly zine of art. Featuring a rotating, variable selection of artists, photographers, designers, and other creators from the art collective known as "The Compo...

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Storyboard artists, often closest and most integral to realizing a director's vision, are a relatively cheap part of the process. Often their role is disparaged, or not even understood. And yet one of the main goals of AI in film production seems to be to replicate what they do.

Mathew Buck@filmbrainbmb.bsky.social · last mo.

A24 announces that they want to put storyboard artists out of work. That's what the headline should be written as. Becuase we should be honest about what these AI "tools" are trying to do, and who it is trying to circumvent. variety.com/2026/film/ne...

The good news is that I love making comics. The bad news is that I hate sketching, I hate drawing, I hate inking, I hate coloring, I hate drawing outfits, I hate drawing characters, I hate drawing expressions, I hate drawing backgrounds, I hate planning stories, and I hate writing and editing.

I've started using my printer and a vinyl plotter to make my own stickers! They are turning out SO good. All of them except the skull have holographic variants, too (the skull has its own special spore-like sparkly effect... really fuckin cool). BUY THEM: coelary.bigcartel.com/category/sti...

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hey everyone my beloved garage freezer - the backbone of our home - just died. compressor went out, and it's old, which means it is NOT at all fixable. i need help getting a new one!!!!!! please help asap so our food doesnt go to waste. luckily it's pretty cold outside right now gofund.me/18efce8a2

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Today is January 1st, i.e. the best day for pledging to Patreon! If you like what I make AND you want to get cool art to look at, consider pledging to one of these two tiers!! Even the $3 pledges really add up. I really need your support to keep making art! Thank you!!

Coelary@coelary.com · 7mo ago

For 2026, I brought back my two most popular Patreon tiers: - Postcards from Coelary! $20 a month for an exclusive 4x6 art print delivered right to your mailbox (plus extras!) - Sketch requests! $30 a month for a guaranteed sketch commission, every single month! www.patreon.com/coelary/memb...

For 2026, I brought back my two most popular Patreon tiers: - Postcards from Coelary! $20 a month for an exclusive 4x6 art print delivered right to your mailbox (plus extras!) - Sketch requests! $30 a month for a guaranteed sketch commission, every single month! www.patreon.com/coelary/memb...

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Hello. I need a Karine voice actor. Very low/zero pay right now, but for the right voice, many future paid opportunities will arise. NO VA EXPERIENCE NECESSARY: for this character, natural realism and a wide emotional range is needed (no “character voices”). Acting experience a plus. No terfs.

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Signing and numbering copies of Coelary Blood & Beholden for orders today. I can’t believe I’ve sold over 400 copies!

Watercolor, rapidograph, acrylic paint pens - The cliffside town of Aersc is constantly rained upon, so the adobe-ash "mushroom" style structures are built to prevent pooling water. This town is important for researching electromagnetic anomalies, and adjoins the only access to the mountain range.

watercolor painting of a bunch of mushroom-shaped houses built upon a bunch of broken slate. a big communications tower full of fat wires sits right alongside the town. full lore text for the picture: What started as "Anomalous Electromagnetics Research Station - Cliffside" (AERSC) became the town of Aersc over the course of a few decades, not only as the center's location became increasingly important for the research of environmental anomalies, but also as an important hub for communications and as the sole access to the nearby mountain range, where mining is common. It was selected as a place for AEE research due to its favorable location against a high cliff, which provides both access to a large atmospheric distance, and shielding from the sun's rays for half the day, allowing for longer periods of untainted atmospheric data (primarily EM readings and gravitational anomaly readings). The slate cliffside is dense, rocky, and devoid of most plant and animals. Steady misting rain is a constant feature, and the "mushroom" style adobe-ash buildings are constructed deliberately to allow easy runoff of water and to prevent pooling. Food is primarily grown indoors and in hand-dug caves inside the cliff via hydroponic fungus farms, supplemented by trade and shipments of plants and proteins. The chimneys in each house are directional to prevent blowback from sudden drafts coming up or down the cliffs.