Inanis

@inanissss.bsky.social

I'm in my 30's. I draw fanarts from time to time. FVNs reader.

It's come to my attention that my patreon benefits are a bit mysterious to most. So here's *exactly* what patrons got last month at the $10 tier! - 4 new pages of Ward of the Werewolf - 1 new page of Stowaway - 54 traditional sketches - 2 digital paintings - 13 WIPs of comic pages!

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Hey all, opening for these while I'm at Anthro New Mexico, and I have two spots left! Email me at rukisart@gmail.com if interested. Delivery by mail is fine, price is not negotiable, will be finished this week <3

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Can sit on our patio now without sweating my balls off. Means music time! Slough Feg isn’t a band from my youth and I’m not really a fan, but their concept album was based on a RPG from my youth that we devoured. The album art was so perfect!!! Hail Vargr!!!!

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Another double time iPad piece complete, this one for Ruedi— who graciously let me lean into some art nouveau bullshittery that I am extremely happy with! I’m always excited for the excuse to add a mandala or some flowers lol. Slightly north of 6h total!

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Pulled out the oil pastels for a skull drawing. For my limited set of colors i managed pretty well, tho the proportions are a little wonky since it is still oil pastels

Oil pastel illustration of a wolverine skull

The last human ghost bears alone the burden of a world that no longer exists. Millions of years have passed, the ocean has washed away our unfulfilled promises, and a new civilization has inherited the Earth. But something has survived the passage of time: the ability to care for one another.

A personal illustration intended as emotional support for myself, depicting my OCs, Roberto the great hammerhead shark and the "human spirit," a still mysterious presence.

The scene shows Roberto sitting on a large pillow somewhere in his house, near the window at night, with the human spirit radiating and nestled against his chest. Both seem happy and sleepy. Meanwhile, ghosts of extinct fish species from the Anthropocene era hover ethereally around them.

Around them are several potted plants with a watering can and a portable record player beside them, probably playing some calm, nocturnal music. There are some records on the floor; the most prominent one has a cover with three pyramids, with a star shining at the tip of one of them, radiating a rainbow that forms the album title "Prisma."