rinredridingwolf

OKAY SO,,, I've started a Square account, and have done 2 commissions through it so far, so stay tuned for commission info! BUT for now I had a fun thought pop into my head: I was making some potential peryton adoptable designs by combining random birds of prey with deer species. AND I THOUGHT– why not make something fun out of this? The idea is: An adoptable design that is a surprise, with its components rolled for or chosen by the customer. There'll be a theme, say perytons for example (so deer + birds). A secret list, known exactly only by me, of numbers 1-10 contain bird species and 1-10 deer species. So say a person is interested in adopting a surprise peryton design. They would either roll or choose a number 1-10 for the bird component, and 1-10 for the deer aspect. Say they choose 3 and 4, and say 3 for birds is a sooty owl, and 4 for deer is a roe deer, unknown to them. Then, I'd design a peryton based on those two aspects. Customer knows they're getting a bird-deer

Hello all! As of late, there's been some new comments cropping up on my Fire & Flood fancomic pages.... and while I thank you all dearly for the support, I must address that this comic is (and has been) on hold for a long while. I'm now in university and working toward a serious career in art and animation, and while I love Warriors, the fancomic was kind of a spur-of-the-moment happening. I do have the script for it saved in a document somewhere, so I'm not counting out the chance that I'll return to it in the future. It's even possible that I'll update it in spurts as my time and energy allows me to. But on the whole, it is discontinue

Lightningheart Clan Activity: Diving The black tom stood at the bank of the river. He eyed the water mischievously, watching as it roared on down the slope. Turbulent waves crashed against the rocks. He liked the river, yes, for it was like him. Always making trouble, and dangerous if one crossed it. Presently, Lightningheart took a step into the cool, shallow bit of the river, just where the water’s edge kissed the sands of the shore. Immediately, a cool sensation flooded into him, and he sighed with relief. He waded deeper and deeper, until the water covered his shoulders, and purred at the feeling. Ever since that beaver fight,