Ophelia Leigh

@uhoh.bsky.social

Most days I still believe the human race has potential, so I write hope into my books. https://ophelialeigh.com

It's SPRITEWORK SUMMER, and I have decided that for the month of August, my Dealer's Choice commissions are 30% off, with the caveat that my choice as the dealer is you all get visual novel-style animated portraits!! Check it out on VGen! vgen.co/quodvide

quodVide (@quodvide)

Check out quodVide's commissions and portfolio! | Hi I'm QV!! I'm a digital artist and animator who specializes in character-focused illustrations and character design. (he/him/his) ...

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OK, I'm back. What'd I miss? 🎶 In this new universe heralded by Barbault's Basket, I promise not to spam with BUY MY BOOKS BUY MY BOOKS. But I have been working on prettying up my website. New tagline, new home page. Anyway, still reclusive but hi again, I love you all, etc. #hello

"I should post more art, possibly in the hopes of attracting attention and new followers to my account," I say. "Like fanart of a monster AU of an obscure third person shooter villain. That's sure to reel 'em in." Anyway here's Brooke Augustine from InFamous: Second Son as a concrete dragon-woman.

A digital illustration of a redheaded woman with dark gray horns with craggy stone-like gauntlets covering her forearms. She is wearing a blouse and slacks with fake moss embroidered at the cuffs of each, and her hair is pulled back in a bun.Multiple digital sketches of a redheaded woman. She has dark gray horns and clawed gauntlet-like stone coverings over her forearms, and wears a tank top, navy blue pants, and boots. In one of the sketches she is levitating chunks of concrete behind her in a formation that resembles a dragon's wings and tail.

A lot of you are new to the #FridayKiss prompts, but guess what? I’ve been posting a prompt a week for the past 7+ years. Now, 392 prompts later, it’s time to call it a day. It’s been a pleasure matching words to quotes for you every week. Here are a few extras to carry forward. #romancelandia

“Sooner or later, if man is ever to be worthy of his destiny, we must fill our hearts with tolerance.”
—Stan Lee

This week's #FridayKiss theme: DESTINY.“I'm real tall when I stand on my charisma.”
—Harlan Ellison

March 7 #FridayKiss theme: TALL.“A story should have a beginning, a middle and an end, but not necessarily in that order.”
—Jean-Luc Godard

March 14 #FridayKiss theme: MIDDLE“I was born and bred to be a great flirt.”
—Cybill Shepherd

March 21 #FridayKiss theme: FLIRT.