It Was Colossal. Stone Towers And Turrets Stretched Into The Sky, Scraping Against The Stars And Blocking

It was colossal. Stone towers and turrets stretched into the sky, scraping against the stars and blocking out the moon with even more resolve than the forest canopy. The cliff it sat atop was enclosed by a lake, pitch black and as vast as the night it reflected.

Hogwarts – in all its glory - was within reach.

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Backgrounds are hard (I've never actually done a fully lit one with out a photo reference so that's fun), but this turned out pretty cool.

And, why yes, this is an excerpt from my fanfic. I did just quote my own writing. And no one can stop me.

Hehehehehehe

Felt like making something with a lot of blue today so here's this guy.

In honor of my computer finally being able to run Hogwarts Legacy again, here are Ominis and Sebastion.

Nothing crazy. Just ma boys.

Here's more Jeanne. I'll probably post more on her as I go and figure out more about what I want her story to look like (for the fanfic I will inevitably write). But for now, here's what I got:

She's a Ravenclaw, much to her surprise.

Her dad's Irish, hence the accent that can be seen when she's majorly peeved or tired (I learned some Irish swears for this; apologies if I used them wrong, I don't know any Irish folks lol).

I figure she's a muggleborn - just makes sense for what I want to cover in the story and for who she is as a person.

She's got the redhead anger, if you catch my drift.

She was really excited about being able to wear trousers and knickebockers when she got to Hogwarts. Skirts are nice, but hard to move super freely in.

Anyway, thanks for reading. Fic will be coming soon (hopefully) and I'll probably open up commissions at some point soon as well. Yay!

She's just playing hide n seek, guys.

The biology nerd in me came out of its cave and gifted me the idea for a project going over heteromorphic quirks and their effects on regular human life. I'll go into specifics with future blurbs, probably even go into specific characters' quirks at some point. But, for now, here's an introductory look at heteromorphic quirks, given by Dr. Riko Akechi.