Griddlehark Have Invaded My Brain And They Will NOT LEAVE

I decided I’m going to post some old comics that have been just sitting in my hard drive, here’s the first one! I wrote Ahead to sort out my feelings about moving countries circa 2019, I feel like you can really tell lol. it’s nice to know that even though it was a tough time, I was still hopeful about the future. (and I’m doing great now, so it all worked out)

Thank you so much for reading! If you’re feeling like it, here’s a link to my kofi <3

I've recently really been trying to beat my burn out by doing other things - pottery painting for example! It's become a bit of an addiction (I currently have 9 various bits of pottery to paint at home 🙈) but really fulfilling!

I'm sure you've all also noticed the jacket I'm painting on my instagram stories if you follow me there - I'll be wearing it as pitfighter Vi at MCM Comic Con in London this year, so maybe look out for me? 👀 Or don't actually, I'm really shy haha!

Anyway, that's my little update. I can feel the creative juices starting to flow again and can't wait for my little break for con in October. Ciao💫

Screenshot re-draw from MORE, character on right owned by ChiefBurrito

✍️ bip

bonus: ✂️

(locked tomb ask game)

Since I already answered ✍️ here, here's ✂️.

✂️ What is the best hair length on Harrow?

Overgrown shaved head or shaggy but short.

I am 100% biased because I just find both of these styles attractive :)

Some sketchbook pages from this year, really having fun 🌱

undone without you 

I’m a big fan of blob challenges when I don’t know what to draw.

You mad?✨

Such a gorgeous comic that really resonated with me when I read it. Everyone really needs to check it out! 🧡

My comic, The Things We Carve, is available on ShortBox Comics Fair for FREE!

It's available for the month as a PDF, and I hope you all enjoy it!

Reflecting on Old Work

One of my resolutions this year was to have a portfolio I'm proud of.

I went back through so much work on my hard drive and honestly? I still think it's all good, there's old pieces I still love, but it all feels like I've grown out of it.

My goals have changed, my sense of self has changed and despite the work being good in itself, I just don't feel like it reflects me anymore.

It feels like I'm having to start from the ground up again and it's super disheartening to look at years and years of my own work and go "that's not me."