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@dailen.bsky.social

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Multidisciplinary artist (illustrations/tattoos/comics) and maker. Werewolf by night. (she/they)

A tattoo of a flying Pegasus in black and gray.
Two black and gray tattoos of goats with red eyes and ominous starburst designs in their bellies. One is on the back of the calf just below the knee, the other is on the back of the thigh just above.
A stippled black and gray tattoo of a burning match, healed.
Black and gray stipple tattoo of a fox.
Profile portrait of a beautiful pink haired woman with a prominent nose. She wears crystal teardrop jewelry on her face meant to be reminiscent of sparkling tears.
A fresh black and gray stippled tattoo of Laika the cosmonaut dog wearing a simple space helmet and floating in space.
A drawing of a wolf on a gold background.
A picture of Dailen's booth at SDCC.
A slow pan video of a fresh tattoo on pale skin. The tattoo features a red rabbit being chased by a black rabbit—El ahraira and Inlé from the novel and movie Watership Down.
A crunchy jpeg meme of sonic the hedgehog saying "my fucking God! These bitches gay! Good for them! Good for them."
A woodburning art piece of a wolf skull nestled in symmetrical ferns. The wood itself is a slice of a log with live bark around the edges.
A fresh tattoo of a skull with heart shaped eye sockets.
A fresh tattoo of a lit match with a magical, swirly flame
A freshly done illustrative tattoo of an acorn.
An illustrative tattoo of an acorn.
A black and white illustrative tattoo of a black flame candle.
A fresh tattoo of a daffodil and bud. There's a small amount of whip shading, and a few other healed tattoos are visible.
The patch of flowers spreads, taking up the space where the body was, and finally overtakes the entire patch of grass. In the final panel we see the stain is gone and only the flowers remain. No text.
The artist has faded to a stain on the grass. In the third panel, a single flower has sprouted from the stain.
Three more panels of stages of decomposition. No text.
A three panel comic page of the artist's dead body in progressive states of decomposition. TEXT: I thought I would be harder to kill, but here we are.
A page of THE LIMINAL.
A close up photo of an acryla-gouache painting of a snarling wolf.
A femme person looks in the mirror and in their reflection sees their body with the head of the snarling black dog. Caption: LET GO OR BE DRAGGED.
Single panel comic. A black dog with its leg caught in a steel trap. Caption: LET GO OR BE DRAGGED.
A two panel comic featuring a black dog. Panel one: the black dog is being petted. Panel two: the black dog bites the gentle hand. Captions on both panels: LET GO OR BE DRAGGED.
A portrait of a young woman with long brown hair. A bloody wolf skull is being placed on her head by werewolf hands, as if to crown her with it.