Have a Beetlejuice using a magazine as a photo album. How many of those magazines he has?
Also Lydia might be a bit jealous, but she’ll never andmit it, and Beej will never tell her the truth, he has a reputation to mantain ;)
Don’t you ever just…. 👉👈
Doodled this on a plane about a month ago and been slowly working on the colors during my free time. You know me, I’m a sucker for romance and shit.
for the beetlejuice suggestions, maybe some happy stimming lydia n' beej?
YES! I’m a big fan of the autistic headcanon thing! I’m autistic as well! I don’t stim though. But I think it’s so pure and sweet!
MY CHILDREN ARE EXCITED ABOUT HAUNTING INNOCENT PEOPLE! YES!
The Balance
@babes-week // July 26 | Day 1: Firsts \\
It was her first kiss, she thought to herself, her first kiss!
Sure he smelled of rotting flesh and the earth, but she couldn’t have had her first kiss any other way. With anyone other than him. The butterflies in her stomach flittered around, up, and out of her as if something finally eased her fears.
Wether it was his gentle hands on her hips or the fact he was going slow with it, she couldn’t help but feel safe, at home, with his lips locked with hers. When they pulled away, her eyes glittered with wonder as they stared at one another.
“Sorry, Lyds, I-I couldn’t help myself.” He laughed to himself, smiling down at the girl with warmth in his usually cold eyes.
“That was my first kiss.” And he pulled her into a tight embrace, one that made her feel safer than ever. She knew this was right.
Holy crap, this is a really good comic! 🖤🖤🖤
IT IS DONE YIPPEE!!! 🎉🎉🎉 and now that it's done, i've decided to post it all together along with doing some mild touch up to past pages.
This was a ride to make and i'm extremely excited with all i have learned through the making of this comic >w<!! I'm not sure when this might happen, but you bet i'll be making more. Might be more EoM stuff or my own original work, we'll have to wait and see, first i wanna chill out for what's left of the year if you don't mind =w=;;;
Anyways enjoy the whole comic!
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i’ve never laughed so hard at an intro before in my entire fucking life
There is something I’ve always been drawn to about the story of Hades and Persephone from Greek mythology.The unlikely union of such light and dark is so fascinating to me.
I also think it speaks to a universal truth, regardless of your spiritual or culture orientation. The story speaks of the few knows of this world; death, life, the power of women to create life, and the phases of all living things. Many people view life as opposite to death, but here they are brought together.
Also here is a maiden, mother, crone representation as well. Persephone embodies all 3; the maiden when Hades falls for her, a mother down the line, and a crone like figure as queen of the underworld. Or alternatively, Persephone as the maiden, Demeter as the mother, and Hades even as the crone figure. This too speaks to the universal nature of this story and the elements within it.
I believe that if you look deeply, you begin to see that across cultures the same energies are represented and manifested in different forms. I believe the same is true here, and in that way I view Persephone, Brigid, and many other goddess associated with Spring to be born of and embody the same power and spirit. Hades himself also has counterparts in other cultures, the first to come to my mind is Odin with his horde of the dead in Valhalla much like Hades with his underworld.
I think too for me, Persephone addresses a strange feeling and experience of being in love with this world but also very drawn to death. She is quite and interesting and complex figure and I believe one who can have a lot to teach us on appreciating life and embracing death. For without one another, each has no meaning on it’s own.
“Death is not the worst thing. It is His gift to us, and end to want and pain. On the day that we are born the Many-Faced God sends each of us a dark angel to walk through life beside us. When our sins and our sufferings grow to great to be borne, the angel takes us.”–George R.R. Martin, A Feast for Crows.