seeliefae

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Small fairy from Neptune. Bad decision maker. Pro translator. Likes magical girls, robots, romances, and wedding dresses. Eats, sleeps, and breathes. Ⓥ

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did u know, if you are a United States Resident and you place a sticker-only order in my etsy shop. shipping is only ONE DOLLAROONI. ONE DOLLARYDOO. ONE DOLLAROODLE! a single dollaroodledoodlenoodle. alternatively, if you have $50 burning a hole in your pocket, shipping on US orders of $50 or more is free. and. if you tell me in your order notes that you came from cohost i will draw a eggbug on your package.

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On wealth and alienation, or: every city is the same when you live in the suburbs

Years ago, Spouse got offered a promotion. It was a great opportunity: career advancement, a raise, upskilling... Only problem: it would require us to move to Detroit.

At the time we had been in Chicago for a little over a year and we were both in love (still are! we're simps for this city). It's just a perfect match for our values and our lifestyle: it's beautiful, it's comfortable, it's easy to move around without a car, we have good friends here.

We really didn't want to move. So Spouse rejected the promotion. The company still pushed for it, offered different incentives, Spouse explained moving out of Chicago was a dealbreaker.

So the company invited both of us to Detroit. We would spend a couple of days there, being wined and dined, exploring the city. They would show us around so we could see that Detroit was very similar to Chicago and that we would surely be as happy there as we were here. They arranged for our accommodation and a car rental.

In which they accidentally let the riff-raff into their exclusive club

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♡ portfolio day! ♡

an illustration of a haunted house, risograph printed in bright pink and blue on purple paper.
an illustration of a woman with anglerfish-like features looking out of a pond at night, surrounded by lilypads and flowers.
an illustration of a haunted house on an orange background. the house is split in two, with bloody strands bridging the gap between the halves, and a ghost peeking out from one half of the house.
a black and white comic page of a woman walking through a crowded ballroom, filled with display cases featuring supervillain paraphernalia.
a comic page of two people chatting at a busy 1920's party.
a comic page in black, blue, and white. vertical panels overlap with a background of dark papers strewn on the ground. some of the panels are black, and some show a labyrinth.
an illustration of a half-submerged haunted house.
a self-portrait of me sitting on a bed and looking in a mirror, done in maroon, yellow, black and white.
an illustration in bright pink and teal on a pink background of two girls playing with a ouija board, with a ghostly hand joining theirs on the planchette.
made with @nex3's grid generator

hey, cohost! it's portfolio day on some other platforms, and i'm not sure if that's really a thing here, but i figured i'd make a post anyways.

i'm kaylee rowena &

i'm kaylee rowena & i'm a comic artist & illustrator who loves drawing colorful horror and ghosts!

i'm currently looking for work (doing comics, book covers, ttrpg covers, poster illustrations, etc) & agent representation! if you have anything you think would be a good fit for me, shoot me an email.

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