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A two panel comic strip on portrait featuring Captain Robert Perkins, a Royal Navy captain in the 1760s above on the first panel, and Polrion, a diety of the sea as a Cornish pirate at the bottom which is the second panel. The first part of the panel shows Captain Perkins' having a distaste on pirates. The inner dialogue on upper right from Capt. Perkins said, "Great, I have to deal with these pesky" The second panel continues with "Pirates!" on bottom left from his inner dialogue. It shows Polrion smirking on the bottom right of the panel which shows his mischief. (Fyi, I typed this description on my laptop without using certain application aka I do not use AI while writing this obviously)
Artfight profile under team Mystery featuring dark silhouettes of four characters
A full body portrait of the Earl of St Ives, a high ranking Royal Navy officer in the Regency era
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Portrait of an earl in the 1830s
A screenshot redraw of Ford Pines from Gravity Falls
A close up of a mixed race woman wearing a red tignon
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Harris Dickinson
From the text: A view from outside, a pale spotted golden owl approached the courtyard. It was calm and gentle till it screeched like a banshee that my grandmother told me, warning the presence of a white lady, the pale ghost haunting Bloodham, that I saw ere I rested to slumber yesterday. She was dressed mostly in white as her dark curled brown hair flowed along the wind, addressing unfortunate omens of the large manor before her disappearance as she strolled away from my sight. Upon my curiosity, I finished breakfast as I searched further for other ghosts, no whither to be seen but heard somewhither else. Mr O’Grannagh caught me with strange suspicion as he followed me to the writing room for a conversation that perhaps involved church owls; yet he never mentioned a white lady that resembled his own wife as she never appeared within his side.
Mount Edgecumbe House
A cropped or close up of a portrait of a Royal Navy officer
Above: A sketch of a man holding a child on his bed. He said, in a tiring expression, "Nine months in my womb making me suffer" Below: The same man is holding his newborn child making the same expression as his wife. He exclaimed, "And he looks like his bloody MUM!!"
Liam Gallagher (left) and Robbie Williams (right)
Lord Byron (left) with my character Lord Mousehole (right) on Nevile's Court, Trinity College, Cambridge. Mousehole's right arm rests on Byron's right shoulder. In this context, Lord Mousehole (my OC) met Lord Byron in 1807 when he entered Trinity. They were acquainted as they exchanged poems, rant about literature and attend horse races.
A screenshot of an Instagram post from Harris Dickinson featuring Robbie Williams hugging a friend of Harris
A portrait miniature of Robbie Williams in Regency era clothing
A cropped image of an illustration of a Royal Navy officer (specifically a vice admiral) with a large Naval Gold Medal and Order of the Bath sash and badge
A Regency era ghost in purple
Full body sketches of Gilbert O'Grannagh (front, side and back view)
Full body sketches of Viscount Mousehole (front, side and back view)
A 5x5 OC Bingo Card which 20 of the boxes are filled
A sketch of Gilbert O'Vile
The text goes: I went for a long walk outside from Penworth House to see my brother Alexander painting the landscape in the orangery. He is stout and round as my father; yet he dressed plainly for a younger son of an earl. Nicholas: ‘Well brother, my mother expects me to see you outside the house.’ Alexander: ‘Are you hither to cut up my peace, Nicholas?’ Nicholas: ‘Nay little brother, I am supposed to see my dear Peggy in the house; yet I don’t see her ere I see you painting one of our gardens to impress Sir Lawrence to become his soon-to-be gentleman apprentice.’ Alexander: ‘Nicholas, if you ought to impress me, you must go to my room to seek your beloved pussy cat and her little litter of kittens thither. Now, I must enjoy my own peace without your interference.’ Nicholas: ‘I shall see you later for dinner ere the sun sets.’ Alexander: ‘Quite excellent brother, you have not changed for three years, even after I see you a year ere, when my father was created as a titled lord for the second time as you become a lord. Of course, you pity me for my refusal of education to Cambridge and Oxford; yet I prefer isolation and peace in Penworth o’er making these mad liaisons your unruly acquaintances, especially that Lord Byron from Trinity.’
A character reference sheet of Viscount Mousehole with two different versions of him standing with a cane. The first figure features him in a scared expression while wearing golden framed spectacles. The second figure has a refined face without his spectacles. Third figure is a miniature of Viscount Mousehole.
A scene in a bakery featuring two paintings on the wall (a poorly drawn portrait of Viscount Mousehole and his cat Sigmund on the left, and a Venetian landscape on the right) with Miss Martha Meacham, lady on the left, holding a tray of sliced bread while Mr Blumberger, the man on the right, asked Miss Martha for a balance while holding two stale bread.
A scene in a bakery with Miss Martha Meacham, lady on the left, holding a tray of sliced bread while Mr Blumberger, the man on the right, asked Miss Martha for a balance while holding two stale bread.
A sketch of a fly
Fire hydrant (Stippling)
Dr Zomboss dancing in Plants vs Zombies 2
The ghost of Margaret Lennox (aka a ghost lady with long brown wavy hair in a white flowy dress) as The Moon
A paperback of Pamela by Samuel Richardson
Viscount Mousehole as Ganymede
Dr Zomboss in drag from Neon Mixtape Tour (from Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time)
The Book of Bill
A paperback book cover of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë from Penguin English Library
Top text: I won't be posting a lot for this year but after releasing December 1809 in The Viscount and The Playwright on Tapas, I will be taking indefinite hiatus from updating since I didn't have enough motivation and time to write more TVaTP from now on (but it doesn't mean it's over) Bottom text: Also it means that I will be designing stickers and keychains for upcoming events including Patron of the Arts: Spring this April (I will be participating in a group but most of my merch consists of niche nostalgic shows, movies and games)
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The Viscount and The Playwright cover
An artwork featuring a ghost (left), with her husband (upper right), lovers' eye miniatures of her and him (middle), and her birds (lower right)
A black haired white Regency era playwright (left) stares at a young viscount (right) who looks frightened upon his sight.
A bust sketch of Dr Zomboss
A portrait of Viscount Mousehole with a magpie cat and a British Shorthair
Bookworm Adventures Volume 1 poster
Pamela Collins as The Tower
A sketch of Lex from Bookworm
Harold and The Purple Crayon (2024) poster