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A.k.a VulpineNinja 🇲🇾 ☪️ 30+, Any pronouns freelance artist, draws satire, feminist. 🚫AI Fanart+fandom account: @vienfanarts.bsky.social Shop (🇲🇾 only): https://my.shp.ee/7M66bCS Portfolio: vienportfolio.tumblr.com

Brief Terms and conditions list Will do fancomics, comedy/satire, advocacy, awareness, activism, political General knowledge, Maximum 5 comic strips. Won't do any form of discrimination, slander of specific individuals, false information, baseless research, Realistic portraits, NSFW. background and mecha/exoskeleton are negotiable, but with extra charge
A 2 panel comic strip titled FUTURE The first panel says THEN... A man is asking a child who is holding a sketchbook, WHY DO YOU WANT TO BECOME AN ARTIST? THERE IS NO FUTURE! WHY DON'T YOU GET A REAL JOB? The second panel says NOW... The same man who is older now says I'M SELLING A PROMPT WRITING COURSE! Α.Ι. IS THE FUTURE! Another character at the back is overpraising the person!
A tech bro who just picked up generative Al 2 years ago is telling an artist who has more than 10 years of experience that he knows art better than the artist does.
4 panel comic. In the first panel there is a bowl of salvaged eggs. I was texting my mom on what to do with the eggs. She suggested caramel pudding, omelette, scrambled eggs or french toast. In the 2nd panel, I decided on caramel pudding while beating the eggs, with milk and sugar. In the third panel I was making Caramel. In the fourth panel I whine about the microwave method didn't work and decided to steam the pudding batter. The whole process took 3 hours.
A 2 panel comic. First panel is me putting a bag on a table and said back from grocery shopping, can't wait to play monhun. In the second panel the bag rolled off the table and something came out.
A drawing of an evil queen with blood on her hands and on the floor, on her sleeves and the bottom of her gown. The caption says mirror, mirror on the wall who is the most genocidal of them all?
A woman in hijab dressed nicely is sitting on a pile of women who are still under oppression and facing problems. The dialog says "I'm a woman and I'm okay" in Malay. The text below says many more women are not ok.
A cat mom and her 2 kittens
A 3 panel comic strip featuring the artist and their partner. In the first panel I said I have a question to ask for real. On the second panel I asked Kendrick is proposing who? On the third panel. I repeated Kendrick wants to propose to who? Get it get it? My partner replied hmm he has been proposing for a long time.
A 3 panel comic strip featuring the artist and their partner. In the first panel I said I have a question to ask. On the second panel their partner replied what do you want to ask? How is my back? On the third panel. The artist on the left said what? No... But still asks hows your back though. On the right the partner touched his back and said hmm. there is a screenshot of a twitter user saying flirting someone in their 30s "so like how's your back or whatever".
Brief Terms and conditions list Will do fancomics, comedy/satire, advocacy, awareness, activism, political General knowledge, Maximum 5 comic strips. Won't do any form of discrimination, slander of specific individuals, false information, baseless research, Realistic portraits, NSFW. background and mecha/exoskeleton are negotiable, but with extra charge
a 5 panel comic strip. first panel depicts my fox mascot trying to get attention from a bother behind a booth. but their wall is too high they didn't hear me. on second panel I attempted to call them again. third panel, I stood there in silence. fourth panel veins popped out of my head. on the fifth panel, I walked away furiously from the booth.
A hijabi woman says that she is a feminist who fights for women's rights in Islam, a red arrow points to a man who tells her no need to be a feminist to fight for women's rights. Islam is enough. The red arrow points to another hijabi woman who says she's not a feminist and she fights for women's rights in Islam. A red arrow points to another man who calls her a feminist. Another red arrow points back to the feminist woman.
3 panel comic strip. The first panel depicts 3 people explain that they're not talking about personal issues, and question why can't they speak up on systemic issues despite having no personal problems. 2nd panel they questioned even if they have personal problems, why can't they share their experience. They feel sorry for underprivileged despite having a good life. The man who doubts them is having trouble digesting the information. The third panel depicts a new character that jumps in attacking the three based on their personal life. The trio is taken aback. While the other guy laughs and says checkmate.
A three panel comic strip. In the first panel depicts three people discussing a general issue. Another man overheard it. In the second panel, the man tries to digest the general discussion but his head narrowed it down to something thinner. In the third panel jeered at the three people asking if they're having personal problems related to the general issue.
3 panel comic strip. The first panel depicts a man saying misogynistic things, while other men laughs. 2 women looks disgusted and 2 other men just smiled and kept quiet. The second panel depicts the women insulting men. The men who were laughing earlier broke into pieces. The two men who were quiet earlier cleared their throatz. The third panel depicts the two quiet men finally saying that gender wars is immature, and men and women are the same. The two women rolled their eyes and thought now they want to say something.
An illustration of 2 sun bears. The male sun bear on the left says Manja, is the way I'm wearing this selempang correct? The female sun bear on the right says shh! Look at the camera!
A photo of my fanzines and original comic zines
A doodle of me and my partner laughing while watching Sonic 3 movie
A drawing of an avatar of me summoning a character from Genshin Impact.
Artist Booth layout
This image contains stickers that Osugatari is selling at Comic Fiesta 2024. FEATURED stickers are from ONE PIECE, HONKAI STAR RAIL AND SILLY ANIMALS. The price range is between RM3 to RM20.
An image of our booth layout at row K number 23. There's an avatar of participants at the bottom. The list of merchandise we have are fan works from Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, One Piece, Naruto, No Straight Roads, Touken Ranbu, Dr Stone, Stranger Things, and Overwatch. Other than that we also have original Works, provide Live Commissions and 3D Sculptures.
A screenshot of an email confirming that Osugatari's booth number at Comic Fiesta 2024 B-K23
A picture of a man facing a green field with the caption that says I bring a sort of "Everyone has inherent worth regardless of their productivity" Vibe to every conversation that ableists don't really seem to like
A blackboard with list of projects
A photo of an inside of a cafe, there is a small stage at the front and audience facing the stage.
A picture of blue coloured rice mixed with salted egg, chopped vegetables, grated coconut and fried fish.
Number 2, if you're an artist, you contribute to the fandom. Why expect someone else to do it when you can do it yourself? If you don't have a booth ask a friend if they're willing to share space with you.
The person still complains, but Overhyped media is oversaturating the art market. There's an avatar of Vien asking so what are you going to do?
Caption says if your answer is yes, do you know why Overhyped media oversaturated the art market? The person hesitated to answer. Overhyped Media is highlighted in yellow.
A person standing in between booths in an artist alley complaining there are too many fan merchandise of an Overhyped Media.
1 like 1 answer. A list of questions to get to know me better
A cafe called mujokofi with the caption mini ada kopi. It means thank goodness there's coffee.
A dark chocolate flavoured birthday cake
A comic strip about genderbend fanarts. whenever a scantily clad female characters is redrawn as male, the costume design is more modest. When a male characters are redrawn as a female, the costume design is more sexualized.
A comic strip about a young hijabi girl's experience in a camp. The camp organized a test of courage game for the students. One of the staff members put a blindfold on the girl. On the panels where it is dark, the man asked if she's read for her big exams. Then he asked if she's ready, followed by asking if he can pull down her pants to check if she has cancer. She said no. Then he said to her she seem to be nervous, "it's okay. I'll rub your leg with something to calm your nerves". There was a pause. On the last panel, the girl screamed what are you doing?
An Illustration of broken down Petronas Twin Towers with overgrowth. A curly haired character holding a staff is looking at the scenery in the middle.
A QR code to the Google form
A simple illustration of 3 men sitting on the table. The first man is a construction worker with relatively darker skin compared to the other two, and there is nothing on his plate. The second man in the middle is an older man in a suit with red and white striped tie, his plate is full of cookie. The man on the right is wearing a cap and an apron, in his plate there is only one piece of cookies. At the background there is a shelf full of cookie jars. The man in the middle is telling the man on the right that the man on the left wants his cookie
The fifth page of a comic. The first panel depicts me and friends laughing over dinner. The second panel depicts me saying goodbye to friends. The third panel is me sitting in the train. The caption says finally the two days event comes to an end. On the way back home, I realized that "oh I do have that many friends".
First page of a comic. On the first panel depicts my avatar working in an office. Second panel is me looking at social media post looking at a photo of people hanging out. The caption says "sometimes I don't think I have that many friends. It does not help that my work schedule includes the weekends"
A drawing of parents hugging a child and protecting her from victim blaming words using and umbrella. The family is coloured in yellow and blue. The mean words are in black and white.
A comic about sanitary pad advertisements. The first panel depicts a woman feeling confident that the sanitary pad catches her period correctly as seen in commercials. The second panel is the reality, that sometimes the period doesn't fall exactly onto the middle of the pad making the woman feel uncomfortable.
A statue of a half naked muscular man holding up a tray of fire
A traditional drawing of a dark skinned man with black wavy hair in a black clothing, waist up.
Title: IF VICTIM BLAMING IS APPLIED TO OTHER CRIMES In the first panel, a girl says SOMEONE STOLE MY PURSE! A man tells her, HEY, IT'S YOUR FAULT FOR BRINGING MONEY!! In the second panel, A woman in hijab with a broken arm says THE TRAFFIC LIGHT WAS RED BUT THE CAR DIDN'T STOP, IT CRASHED INTO ME WHILE I WAS ON MY WAY TO WORK The man days to her HEY, IT'S YOUR FAULT RIDING THE MOTORCYCLE! In the 3rd panel, dead man was found stabbed on the chair. Another man posing as a detective concludes THE CAUSE OF YOUR DEATH MUST BE YOUR FAULT. YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN FRIENDS WITH THE MURDERER!
Title of this zine is Malaysia vs Rape Culture. The illustration below is silhouettes of 2 men catcalling a woman in hijab.
A comic strip with three panels. The first panel shows a forest with birds flying above. The second shows that half of the forest is getting cut down and the wild life are running away. The third panel shows that a housing area has been built on the area with the name Eco Park Green Jungle in Malay. The wild animals that ran away rolled their eyes at it.
A screenshot of an article titled Internet Censorship, Blocking of Artstation website. It is about how ArtStation is blocked by a few internet providers.
A 4 panel comic strip of a hijabi school girl walking alone from school and encountered a flasher on a motorcycle on the way home.
A comic about the ethics behind generative artificial intelligence. In the first panel, technology developers ask permission from Creators to use their work to be trained by AI machines. 3 artists agree while one disagrees. In the second panel, the developer claimed that the AI ​​machine used publicly available dataset and admitted that he took it without creators’ permission. Behind him a robot is taking the work of 4 artists while pooping various new images.
An illustration of an underwater ruins with seaweeds all over. Two people are seen diving at the top right. At the bottom right there is the word reset.
Get to know my music taste. For every like, I will post one song I love.
A photo of 4 men in traditional Malaysiab attire
Instagram screenshot of KL sketch nation's post. The 5 winners for sketching contest during keretapi sarong event. Grand winner is Pauliticalart. Special mentions are Ahmad Salsabila, phi arts, Natasha jnkim and comicsbyvien.
An ukiyoe inspired art of Comic Fiesta’s mascots
A 2 panel comic strip. First panel is about a pretty woman implying handsome men won't look at a fat girl. Internet search results on most beautiful women are mostly white women. And crusty faced man telling a hijabi that only a certain type of headscarf is nicer on Muslim women. The caption says "do not let society decide what is beautiful" The second panel depicts diverse ways of how women can present themselves and are supportive of each other. The caption says you decide your own standard of beauty.