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CORRIGENDUM! Dear readers, I just realized this morning while re-reading the episode that there was a text message missing from Michele and Ivan's conversation.
I’m very sorry, but this was the last episode I drew before the break and I was “cooked” (as we say in Italian, meaning overly tired). It was missing from the early-access Patreon post too, and I didn’t realize it back then. I didn’t realize it yesterday evening either (this is a warning to never do stuff when you’re tired!) The message was there, but I had hidden the layer by mistake and exported the file like that.
You could tell something was missing because in the following message Ivan replied, “No! You’re very good at judging people!” but there was no message where Michele mentioned judging people… well, turns out THERE WAS 😭
I updated the episode with the missing panel, and you can see it down here too!
I’m very sorry, but this was the last episode I drew before the break and I was “cooked” (as we say in Italian, meaning overly tired). It was missing from the early-access Patreon post too, and I didn’t realize it back then. I didn’t realize it yesterday evening either (this is a warning to never do stuff when you’re tired!) The message was there, but I had hidden the layer by mistake and exported the file like that.
You could tell something was missing because in the following message Ivan replied, “No! You’re very good at judging people!” but there was no message where Michele mentioned judging people… well, turns out THERE WAS 😭
I updated the episode with the missing panel, and you can see it down here too!
This is my illustration for a gorgeous fairy-tale collab I posted on my main webcomic “Play”. Please check it out if you want to discover some awesome new LGBTQ+ webcomics!
As soon as I decided to join this collab, I knew I wanted to choose a traditional Russian fairy tale, because of their rich and fascinating folklore. I was tempted by “Masha and the Bear” because I wanted to dress up Michele as a bear. But then I also wanted to turn Ivan into Baba Yaga, so in the end I chose “Vasilisa the Beautiful”, which has one of her most iconic appearances.
In case you don’t know the story, it’s basically a Russian version of Cinderella, but with a wish-granting doll and waaaay more gore (yesss!)
For this illustration, I gender-swapped Baba Yaga and Vasilisa in an iconic scene where the witch gives the protagonist a skull lantern. I took inspiration from Ivan Bilibin and his stunning illustrations (ghost of Bilibin, please forgive my humble attempt 🙏)
I hope you like it!
As soon as I decided to join this collab, I knew I wanted to choose a traditional Russian fairy tale, because of their rich and fascinating folklore. I was tempted by “Masha and the Bear” because I wanted to dress up Michele as a bear. But then I also wanted to turn Ivan into Baba Yaga, so in the end I chose “Vasilisa the Beautiful”, which has one of her most iconic appearances.
In case you don’t know the story, it’s basically a Russian version of Cinderella, but with a wish-granting doll and waaaay more gore (yesss!)
For this illustration, I gender-swapped Baba Yaga and Vasilisa in an iconic scene where the witch gives the protagonist a skull lantern. I took inspiration from Ivan Bilibin and his stunning illustrations (ghost of Bilibin, please forgive my humble attempt 🙏)
I hope you like it!
So, I only just realized I have an author feed. Haha!
I don’t know if you noticed, but I updated all the thumbnails and banners for “Play”: hope you like them!
I’ll try to be a bit more active here too, with news and announcements about the Webtoon. Bye! ❤️
I don’t know if you noticed, but I updated all the thumbnails and banners for “Play”: hope you like them!
I’ll try to be a bit more active here too, with news and announcements about the Webtoon. Bye! ❤️
