@lgions
she/they | award winning uk illustrator and comic artist/colourist https://www.lgions.com/ Debut graphic novel 'On Starlit Shores' out now ✨ contact - becky.glendining@gmail.com | Rep'd by Paige Terlip. 🚫 AI or NFT
A dunmesh manga redraw of dispatch game, read right to left. Prism: Huh? Robert Robertson: To catch a unicorn, you use a pure young girl. In that case, to catch a bicorn, you must need a depraved adult man! Coupe: A depraved... Punch Up:...adult man... All end up looking at Sonar who's just there, chilling on his phone
love this depraved adult man
#dispatch #dispatchfanart #sonardispatch
eee thank you jawssss!! <33
Cover image for the Art of Comics podcast, showcasing said comic
Happy New Episode Friday!
This time we're covering On Starlit Shores by @lgions.bsky.social ⭐
eek just found out i/on starlit shores is nominated for best colourist! so honoured to be amongst so many great comic artists 💕
jawssss!!! happiest of birthdays sweet shark <3
Illustration of a couple shopping
Illustration of a couple kissing
Illustration of a man standing in front of a cluster of flowers
Illustration of a man in his battle jacket
It's this gay shark's birthday 🎊
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Text reads: queer book sale at proud-geek.co.uk/sale
There's 50% off selected queer books at Proud Geek this month to make more room on the shelves for new stock in 2026!
Go grab a bargain while you can at proud-geek.co.uk/sale
#queerbooks #booksky
Blind Alley No. 421
;;a;; thank you andy!
a digital image featuring the roughly drawn flags of palestine, sudan, congo, yemen, haiti and tigray. below is the following text - palestine, sudan, congo, yemen, haiti, tigray free all occupied, exploited and colonised lands.
free all occupied, exploited and colonised lands
And I would recommend everyone who can donate to MSF (Doctors Without Borders), one of few international medical orgs in Iran: doctorswithoutborders.org
The ICRC also works with Iran's Red Crescent and has been operating there since 1977: icrc.org
Graphic with an orange and yellow background, black motifs & circles decorate the top left and bottom right corner. The center features the cover of a comic titled BytchCraft. The text box above reads: Bytchcraft follows a queer cover bound by magic and blood, each brining their own flair to the craft. The second graphic bubble reads: originally a webcomic created by the late cartoonist Aaron Reese (rest in power) At the bottom a line of text reads: order volume 1 from your local comic book shop
Graphic with a dark blue and pink background, black motifs & red dots decorate the top left and bottom right corner. The center features the cover of a webcomic titled: Triple Moon. The text box above reads: Having lost their creative spark, Jamie Winchester, the lead singer of indie band, HEXED, quickly finds a new muse when the ultra popular band, "The Vamp Tramps" comes into town. But it's kind'a hard to focus when the leader of the rival band is a really hot vampire, and you also slept with her, AND she happens to be your new roommate?! Hopefully, Jamie can figure this one out. The next graphic reads: features a trans masc nonbinary lesbian mix and many other trans lesbian characters. At the very bottom a line of text reads: support on webtoon & tapas
Graphic with a pink and brown background, black motifs & black dots decorate the top left and bottom right corner. The center features a cover of the comic UM Volume One buttercup. The text box above reads: An action/adventure lgbtqi+ graphic novel about childbirth, community, drugs, love, magic, polyamory, and work. The second text box reads: MC is a nonbinary apprentice midwife and occult polyamorous plant dad
Graphic with a purple and teal background, black motifs & white dots decorate the top left and bottom right corner. The cover for We Belong An All-Black / All-Queer Sci-Fi / Fantasy Comics Anthology. Edited by William O Tyler & Viktor T Kearny, forward by Rupert Kinnard. The text box to the left side reads: features over 20 talented queer comic creators. At the bottom a line of text reads: order at your local comic book shop
Black queer comics by Black cartoonists: fantasy edition!
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hehe thank you!
yes
thank you!!
do ittt
digital illustration of a giant cat stretching in a field. there's some normal sized sheep grazing. in the foreground is the view from the interior of a car, with a plant on the passenger seat. the ky is sunset pink and blue
big stretch
so cute!!
office romance
that first page (and every page) is so stunning
Titles and authors of this week's post about books of interest to Black readers: - End of Days: Ruby Ridge, the Apocalypse, and the Unmaking of America, by Chris Jennings - The Mixed Marriage Project: A Memoir of Love, Race, and Family, by Dorothy Roberts - Faith Over Fear: Harnessing Resilience in the Face of Uncertainty, by Michael Leach - The War Within a War: The Black Struggle in Vietnam and at Home, by Wil Haygood - The Real Ones: How to Disrupt the Hidden Ways Racism Makes Us Less Authentic, by Maya Rupert - The Chosen and The Damned: Native Americans and the Making of Race in the United States, by David J. Silverman - It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown’s Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy, by Dr. Margena A. Christian - Remember the Times: A Memoir, by Teddy Riley - Moses and the Doctor: Two Men, One Championship, and the Birth of Modern Basketball, by Luke Epplin - Call and Response: 10 Leadership Lessons from the Black Church, by L. Michelle Smith - Cocina Puerto Rico: Recipes from My Abuela’s Kitchen to Yours, by Mia Castro - I Hope You Find What You're Looking For: A Novel, by Bsrat Mezghebe - First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth, by Angélique Roché, illustrated by Alvin Epps, Millicent Monroe and Bex Glendining - Keeper of Lost Children: A Novel, by Sadeqa Johnson.
Our weekly contribution to Black Kos/@dailykos.com of this week's newly released books of special interest to Black readers: www.dailykos.com/comments/236...
Titles/authors in alt-text.
Book links in the linked post.
Authors of this week's books on Bluesky can be found in the comment thread.
Dark painting in classical style, depicting a woman in a white dress with her back facing the viewer, wrapped in red fabric. The face of a man peaking through the darkness, near the woman's bleeding neck.
Book mockup of the first illustration.
The Dracula cover I worked on is finally revealed.
I am very stoked about this project, because doing a cover art for a classical book is a dream I didn't know I had, and also because they agreed to have the cover art minimalistic and elegant, and I AM SO HAPPY ABOUT IT.
oh my gosh this is beautiful!!
fanart of the novel 'carmilla' featuring carmilla standing in a door way, her back to the viewer but her head slightly turned like she's just been caught. the image is inspired by the following quote from the book - "...and to this hour the image of Carmilla returns to mind with ambiguous alterations—sometimes the playful, languid, beautiful girl; sometimes the writhing fiend I saw in the ruined church; and often from a reverie I have started, fancying I heard the light step of Carmilla at the drawing room door.”
"...and often from a reverie I have started, fancying I heard the light step of Carmilla at the drawing room door."
thank you so much :D
thank you!!!!
;a;;; thank you bby. my secret is tears
hari!!! thank you so much <3
The Quindrie Comic Fund will open for submissions in May! UK-based comic creators can apply for up to £1000 to put towards a comic project or goal. Read more details and sign up to be notified when submissions open here: quindriepress.com/fund 🐉
a drawing of 8 galloping horses, drawn with jagged outlines & stylized in various to mimic distance, printed in a bright red-orange and muted green
year of the horse 🔥🐎 2 color risograph print (moss + fluorescent red)