14/06/24
happy pride month to them
NOTE: in a few weeks im gonna have my bachelor's degree!! in the meantime, i've been doing some comms work and i somehow ended up speedrunning painting this piece lol. decided that the flats looked better than a shaded version, so here we are. im esp proud of ayda's hair in this one
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Bonus:
Spider-Jon, Spider-Jon
Climbs a wall cuz heās so done
With Dracās shit, all of it
Almost there, just a bit
Donāt look! Youāre high up, Jonathan!
Is he strong? Listen, bud
Vamps are out to drink his blood
Can he climb despite the dread?
Take a look overhead
Hey there! There climbs our Jonathan!
In the chill of night, a castle filled with undead
Ignoring the height
He arrives, just ahead!
Jonathan, Jonathan
How the heck did Jonathan-
Laws of physics? Heās ignored
A dusty room is his reward
Look 'round! A pathās there Jonathan!
To him, falling is not a big deal
Dracā cosplaying Jon makes him reel
So there goes our Jonathan!
AHHHHHH I thought we were doing friendship and they were getting to know each other but he was HACKING her, she's disappearing he's BREAKING THROUGH THE FOURTH WALL
Other people have commented on all the funny jokes last year about Jonathan not realizing that he was in the novel Dracula whereas this year weāre very aware of him being uneasy and already saying goodbye to Mina in the second email. Well, personally, I think it was me, the reader, taking everything as a delightful joke. It wasnāt Jonathan ānot realizing he was in Draculaā it was me, not realizing that I was reading Dracula. I only had a vague idea of pop culture and aļæ¼ Sesame Street Count ļæ¼to go off of. It was me, a modern thinker, thinking how bad can vampires really be? Arenāt they rather funny? Or sexy? Or weird guys with the personality of mayonnaise and the skin of a disco ball? Not sure what my point is exactly but I feel very confident that Jonathan is taking this situation Much More Seriously than I would if I was on a business trip. And reading it the second time is more nerve wracking then the first, because I know now what to expect, and canāt do anything about it.