#widderkin

[coyoteprince]

Who wants lesbian harpies in their mailbox?

Spring postcard & sticker are getting ready to go out next month! Final sign up to get the lovebirds is April 30th 2024

Due to being disabled and ongoing health issues, Patreon is currently my only source of income. <:,) if you sign up for my mail tier you get lesbo birds, artist blogs, sketchbook pages, and allow me to keep drawing weird queer fairies.

#harpy #fairy #widderkin

[pixarina]

Ser Tabbyrell, immortalised for me by my Widderkin, who does not tumbl, or would credit.

His expression, his little quirky features, it's all too perfect, I did a little cry.

#tabbyrell #forever thankful #Widderheffalump

[coyoteprince]

got ~another~ Widderwood comic done, now up on patreon. Willow nymph returns!

#widderkin #widderwood #still havent named him tho

[coyoteprince]

Happy spring coyote! How do widderkin celebrate the changing if seasons

<: )

note: though this is based on the pagan wheel which I personally follow, this calendar and its names are unique to my story

Our Lady and The Sandman "rule" two halves of the fairy year. Their mounts- the goat and horse- are often used by humans and fairy both as a representation of the seasons.

They refer to the autumn and winter time as "sleep" and spring and summer as "wakes". Both terms are also used in their natural speak to mean the same thing as a 24 hour period. During any and all holidays, fairies often get together and parade with costumes. I have two illustrations showing this that have been sitting unfinished for a while because I've been distracted by things that require my immediate focus. Humans also have similar-but-different holidays that us viewers celebrate. I haven't made a calendar for them yet unfortunately, but winter is a time of many equestrian-focused events.

Behind the scenes information about Widderwood like this calendar and more can be found on my Patreon

#widderwood