I Made A Font!

I made a font!

stayed up until like 5am to get it done after i realized i could do it,,,,

this is the result!! (excuse the sloppiness, i did this with a mouse and not an epic drawing tablet bc i don’t have one)

i have NO IDEA how photoshop works at all, so it might?? work in that program but it does best in MSPaint/FireAlpaca so i thought it might be nice for people who maybe do editing in those and want to have handwriting like a child’s lmao (i swear i write so much better with a pen/pencil/etc.)

anyway here’s a download i guess :^)

just please @ me or tag me if you ever use it i will actually scream!!!!

Download my font! (mediafire, no ads)

yeah sure say fuck you to jk rowling but dont forget to like. actually support trans women.

here is a carrd for BLM 

here is a carrd for the crisis happening right now in Yemen

here is a carrd for Hong Kong

here is a carrd for Palestine.

here is a carrd for trans rights 

changed up the way that my OC Phoenix looks,, now he’s way more real-looking!! (in terms of like, having a proper face)

these are only made a few months apart!! :^)

-- not quite a fan apprentice, though he did work under Julian before leaving again for his hometown (fake country i made called Juplea), then comes back during the events of the game to play through Julian’s route, while an actual apprentice gets with Asra :^)

talk about yemen. talk about the 63,000 yemeni children that died of preventable causes. talk about how the UN dubbed it “ the world’s largest humanitarian crisis ”. talk about US’ major role in backing Saudi Arabia’s bombing. talk! talk! talk! this needs to get the deserved and much needed attention.

If you guys are able, consider donating to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women database.

“In the US, murder is the third-leading cause of death among American Indian women, the rate of rape on some reservations can be ten times higher than the national average, and Native women and girls are highly overrepresented in cases of missing persons (for example, in Montana, Native people make up 8% of the state population, and yet 40% of the state’s missing girls are Native). A complex maze of jurisdictional policies and institutionalized violence means much of this violence is not only not addressed, but not documented.”