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self-published author under pen name P.M. Laine. https://www.pmlaine.com/

Three panel comic titled Unethical Fiction: 1. Made with AI 2. Printed on human skin 3. The author uses their profits to fund a hate group.
A square sketchbook page filled with poorly drawn cartoon horses. One horse has a head in each end, and none of them are anatomically accurate.
A photo of a bilberry bush. Shortly after taking this I was startled by large puppy and dropped my headphone on the path. Luckily I was able to retrieve it and no bilberries were lost 👍
A photo of a laptop decorated with stickers. There are five frog stickers: one wearing a strawberry hat, two kermits, one wearing a wizard hat, and one wearing a red conical hat. There are two seal stickers, one is blue and the other is gray and chilling with some water plants. There’s also one lizard, one pike with a bowler hat, one green owl, and one cat with flowers on its head. The style of the stickers is more cute than realistic. All art is made by real artists.
A scribbled two panel comic. In panel one, an older woman peacefully proclaims, ”One day the people who are meant to will find my novel.” In panel two, a person off screen asks, ”Are you going to talk about it more then?” To which the woman replies, ”What no?”
A photo of a somewhat lumpy cherry pie with a few pieces already cut out.
A photo of a chocolate cake topped with strawberries, cream, and lemon balm leaves. It looks more ”artistic” than professional.
A photo of a small red bucket filled with bilberries. Fun fact, you can upset a Finn by pointing out this berry is not a blueberry.
A photo of a hand holding bilberries, which are like blueberries but smaller and tastier
A bunch of small doodles of mostly vaguely bunny shape blobs.
A very simple black and white four panel comic. In panels 1 & 2 a bunny is eyeing a flower. In panel three it snips it, and in panel four, leaves the scene, flower left on the ground. At least eat them, you bloody terrorists!
A photo of a hand holding up a white rose that’s almost blooming. This rose is called juhannusruusu in Finnish, and it’s one of the most popular roses around here, usually blooming around midsummer or juhannus as it’s called in Finnish.
A photo of planks of wood and an electric saw.
A photo of a wooden gate that’s been painted dark brown. It’s a bit crooked but ehh it’s fine.
A scribble of a woman standing next to a crooked gate. ”It’s not perfect, but it’s done!” she says.
A two part scribble. In part one (expectations), a person holding a ruler and a small chair proudly declares, ”With exact measurements I can make it precisely to scale!” In part two (reality), the person is looking at a wobly door surrounded by trash, saying, ”Ehh good enough”. An arrow points at her, labeled ”Glueing literal trash together.” Now I think of it, it should probably say gluing, right?
A cat sleeping on a bed looking like a discarded fur hat
A sketchy drawing of a flower with an eye in the center. It has two leaves posed a bit like hands and root feet.
A photo of a cake on a messy kitchen counter. The cake is yellowish sponge cake and is decorated with four violet flowers and leaves and a drizzle of sugar frosting.
A photo of a sketch book page of poorly drawn chickens and one egg (also drawn poorly).
A three panel comic drawn poorly. In panel one, a group of people are talking. One person says ”I think it makes more sense to buy berries instead of picking them yourself”. Panel three, a frumpy older woman interjects, ”but picking berries is fun!”. In panel three, the others look at her with pity. Anyway, my coworkers think I’m mildly insane now.
A photo of lemon slices floating in a bucket of sima, a mead-ish drink
A scribble of woman looking like sentient pile of old clothes standing next to an implied register, holding a can of implied alcohol in her hand. ”Hehe I wonder if they’ll ask for my ID,” she thinks. A box under her with an arrow pointing at her says ”Visibly at least 40.”
A black and white ink drawing of a cartoon corvid looking to the right. It has a really big eye and beak open.
A scribbles three panel comic. In panel one, a person is looking at her phone, thinking ”Why’s everyone talking about April fools’ day?”. In panel two, she pondering about the matter, reaching the conclusion in panel three. ”Oh! It’s today!”
A photo of a bunch of stickers and a zine called The Pillars of Heaven 2 by Haltijakäpälä
A bunch on comic zines, Suomi friikin päiväkirja by Chika, Aspa-Hai by L.M. Kauppinen, Finders keepers by Alisa Ala-Könni and Heidi Lintula, Kalmanväki by Ruokku, Blessing by Janika Keskitalo, Parasomnia by Reetta Kallio
A photo of dirt with two small, green sprouts pushing through.
A shaky drawing of a dunsparce, one of the few pokemons I can reliably recognize due to it being friend’s favourite
A photo of a hand holding a mug with a simplistic drawing of a bird on a pink background.
A scribble of said cursed lamp. For Finns: tämä oli Myhome Hilpu Cittarista, on ollut alessa viime aikoina, älkää ostako!
A scribble of a person happily thinking ”Finally I am free of that cursed lamp”.
A scribble of a person starting at a screen, thinking ”I wonder what the comments are saying?”. A text on the screen reads ”Facebook post by a leftist politician.” Under the image, a caption reads ”It was at that moment she realized her mistake.”
A photo depicting a diorama that’s a small office nook for a modern witch. Not related to that one wizard franchise!!!!
A scribble of a person wearing black winter clothes. ”I can’t wait to see my flowers,” she thinks. Alas, it’ll still be a month or two!
A scribble of a horse like creature with a benevolent expression. As a retired horse girl, I had great confidence in my horse drawing ability, alas, I mayhaps should have sketched the beast first.
A scribbled three panel comic. In panel one, a person is pondering, ”What’s ystävänpäivä in english again?”. In panel two, she’s deep in thought, finally reaching the revelation in panel three: ”Halloween!”
A photo of a Juki Overlock sewing machine M0-80CB
A scribble of a person wistfully thinking ”Printers could be good…”
A scribbled cartoon of a person A telling person B that ”You’ll get left behind if you don’t use it!” to which person B replies ”Use it for what!?”
A two panel comic showing a tired old gal. She’s being told ”It’s really useful! You really should be using it!” to which she replies, ”For what”. In panel two, she’s told ”Really, you should use it!” to which she replies, ”For what?!” This comic is about AI.
Four panels depicting different activities during the day starting at 8 o’clock. There’s nothing going on, just some old broad sitting around eating bread
a rough digital portrait painting of a grumpy looking elf with long red hair.
a sketchy painting of three wolves howling at a full moon.
A scribbled two panel comic starring frumpy old gal. In panel one titled Last Weekend, our protagonist is seen closing a laptop, cheerfully proclaiming, ”Ok, this is a good place to pause writing, I know exactly how to continue.” In panel two, titled Now, she is staring at her laptop pensively, thinking ”…”
a digital painting of a silly little cat sitting in an implied field of flowers.
A scribble of a person dressed in all black aside from pink socks. Sock part is titled whimsy, and the rest is gloom.
A photo of three pairs of colorful socks and three stickers, all very cute. One of the stickers is fanart of Totoro, the other two are cute cat recreations of the girl with the pearl earring and mona lisa. The socks are patterned, one pair with cats in party hats on a pink background, one with dashhounds on mint green background with heart shaped balloons tied around them, and the third pair has white bunnies on a blue background. The socks are labeled Sock talk and are made with bamboo. They feel super soft!
a blank page with a drawing of a small, silly cat in the center.
A scribble of a woman looking at a computer screen. She’s reading a quote ”We will delete unused accounts after 24 hours of last login” and thinks ”Wow that’s extreme”. The text on the screen reads ”after 25 months”.
A digital portrait of a long haired vampire. He’s holding a sword in front of him.