I Love The Hannibal Novels But Some Of The Fans Need To Learn About Fandom Etiquette I'm Sorry 💀

Welp, he looks pretty decent I guess... Anyways, here's my The Arcana mc in Julian's upright ending hehe

A Letter

TW: mentions of unhealthy relationship

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I hate when people don't know that Hector 100% knew exactly who he was killing when he killed Patroclus.

So, my mom's friend gave me a whole set of pencils for sketch.. I don't even understand how to use them o_O

I did it, y'all. I LIKED MY OWN PHOTO HAHAHHhahahhaHahahah

I already finished it.. but it looks very wrong and full of correction pen marks ;-; guess it's redraw time

So, I already made a sketch of Claus Chasterell, and I might do the lineart tomorrow.. anyways if anyone wanna ask something about my OCs/me (:P) my asks are open :3 ! (I might not answer right away because time zones and stuff, sorry)

tried to make a doodle of that one teacher of mine. he looked a little younger than he actually is but I'm still pretty proud of this.

Anyways, here's some 1830s ladies watching an opera.

((They're in love btw))

Camouflage crew!

Get stick bugged, leaf butterflied, orchid mantised, and leaf bugged lol

Here's the explanation of Louisette's novel title:

I read somewhere that sunflowers symbolizes friendship, and in the late 19th century, a lot of mlm men (in this context, men-loving-men, not multi level marketing) wore green carnation in the lapel of their coats as a subtle hint that they love other men. The two main characters ( the widower and the confidant ) were both male, so that's why she chose that title. Also, in these short stories, people were much more accepting.