This is one of my few finished canvas peices, and took me quite a feew months to even complete at that. I'm proud of the result honestly, and it's going to look amazing framed once I can find a good one for it. I even stitched in my signature, though I still question if I maybe made that a little too big? Either way, it's beautiful and worth the labour of love it was to see it completed.

Hello Inkblot, and to my few followers on here -- thank you for it, and your interest in my little grove here on the website. While my works may seem sparse, I'd like to introduce myself and let you understand more about who I am, what I do, and what you can look forward to in my gallery.

My main passion is writing, and it will compose a majority of my works once I can get the ball rolling and set up shop properly here on Inkblot. Right now, the tools for us writers outside of blog posts are a bit constrictive but from what I've seen in the pipeline -- I have hopes this will change quite a bit for us in the writing community. But in the meantime, and given I'm still learning what all I can do with the tools I have at present. I'd like to know what you'd like to see from me. Right now my limits are 15K characters per blog post, given this restriction -- would you like me to keep to single post works? or would you be open to multi-part posts from me?

While I've been dabbling mostly in fanfiction and rp the last few years in terms of what I post online. Mostly due to wanting to keep my original works safe from AI scraping, though here -- I'd like to finally share my Novel verse, its vibrant world and its setting with all of you. Along with my darling oc's that fill my brain so many hours of the day. This can take many forms, so knowing what you may find interesting will help me narrow that down.

As for my other creative hobbies, I'm a cross stitcher -- and thus I'll share my works here when I complete them. But given the time consuming nature of this craft, these works being posted will be months in between. I'm also a beginner artist, so I may post art I'm not too heavily embarrassed to share here.

As for myself? I'm a pre-T transman working towards my transition and in the process of starting a brand new life as I'm finally free to be myself. Learning, exploring, experimenting, all to discover who I truly am -- instead of who I've had to be due to circumstances all these years. I may bumble about at times but, I do try to keep my heart in the right place. So please, feel free to comment, chat me up, reach out to me, talk with me about my works, what you love, or want to see.

I'm here for the community, to share my passion and find inspiration in kind from yours. So let us enjoy ourselves together!

Using techniques of both traditional cross-stitching, and my grandmothers techniques for making sturdy yarn dollhouses. I was able to invent a way to make an adhesive free, double sided sprite that came out far better then I expected. These four already found loving homes long ago, but what I learned from them set the foundation for all my sprite work even today! I'm really proud of these, and will probobly continue making more sprites like them as time goes on.

Old, old art of mine -- and I've been trying for years to re-learn how to draw like this again. This was the last peice I ever drew before somehow, someway, my minds completely -forgotten- how to draw , at all, and I'm having to start all over from scratch. I'm still proud of this, still aspire to be this again so I can start growing my skills again instead of feeling like I'm catching up on lost ground.

As for a bit of background, this was one of my old Oc's from world of warcraft. An old blood elf engineer stationed in outland during burning Crusade, and then on the Shattered Sun Offensive front. That's fel burns around his eyes from all the felsteel he had to work with over the years.