Konner Knudsen 🌈

@penzerker.bsky.social

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Writer, freelance editor (comics, graphic novels, TTRPGS, and novels), creative consultant, zinester, Gaymer and Queer cryptid. Icon by @knockoffgoblin.bsky.social Check out my site for more: https://penzerker.com/

Little pumpkin-witch head screaming, "ack! Don't judge me"
picture of main characters from God's own Country, about to kiss.
Picture of monsters in love: a pride anthology one shot from Tiny onion and Dark Horse comics
Graffiti of mojo jojo
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Winston Havlok, brave aircraft pilot from the mummy
Rage
Tank Girl and Booga (a mutant kangaroo guy who is kinda hotter than most people are comfortable admitting) sitting looking cute. TG has flower in her spikey red hair style. Both in iconic punk outfits with lots of jewelry. Both wearing sunglasses.
Bunch of flowers
This is one of my weird little Homunculi characters for a story I been working on.
Look, I don't know what it is okay, a space-shrimp?
Centipede thing about to eat cricket guy
Bunny knight
Woofman
Some little weird guys I drew.
It's a fire
Mavis staples entry in rolling stones top 200 singers
Orion, my parent's awesome one-eyed cat.
Some kind of spider in its web
Post this on your profile and let your followers associate you with a fictional character that you remind them of.
Picture of Harvey Milk with his quote: "If a bullet should enter my brain, let that bullet destroy every closet door in the country."
Echoes - a one-shot horror comic cover A
Arcbound wanderer -mtg creature with electricity connecting its golem-like body parts. Ability modular- sunburst. Enters with counters equal to the mana colors spent to cast it and those counters can be moved to another artifact creature upon death.
Cover of Looking for Her by Chan Chau, a really cute demon with glasses clutching a book surrounded by a greenhouse.
Sir finch and Sir Baine's tomb in Cambridge.
Individuals with ADHD often exhibit heightened sensitivity to injustice, a trait known as "justice sensitivity". This sensitivity can manifest as a stronger emotional and behavioral response to perceived unfairness, and it may be more pronounced in those with the inattentive subtype of ADHD. While this sensitivity can be a catalyst for positive action, it can also lead to increased rumination, anxiety, and feelings of helplessness. Here's a more detailed look: What is Justice Sensitivity? Justice sensitivity refers to how strongly individuals perceive injustice and how intensely they react to it, both emotionally and behaviorally. People with ADHD may experience:
Totally not a cell who had intimate relations with Osmosis Jones, why would you even think that?!
Talking skull with chain-belt attachment
One of Booster Gold's early moments in the sun next to Ronald Reagan as a news anchor explains it was a new hero "not Superman" - this is the lead up to him being shown to the world pretty much.
Photo from the Stonewall riot depicting a speaker in front of a flag in front a massive proud of fed up Queers who were finally taking a stand against the discrimination, police corruption, and hate that they were being subjected to on a daily basis.
A screenshot of Bluesky rules and guidelines
My grandmother died this morning… Grief is a difficult topic for a lot of people. I don’t think our culture teaches us what to do with it, especially if you aren’t religious. My heart is broken. I can’t think straight. The world feels brighter but not softer, the sun crueler, the wind more cutting, the rain heavier than god. I want to be a part of a shift, where we grieve publicly. Help cultivate a world where people don’t look at strangers as if they are insane for crying in public. Calamity can happen at any time. You can and will get that text or call on a bus, or train, or at the airport, or even at your best friend’s wedding. And we deserve a world where none of us should feel ashamed for crying. Where we hold each other up rather than kick at those who fall down. Part of my grief process has to be a celebration of some kind. I owe her that and more. She helped teach me to read when I was a young ADHD kid struggling with dyslexia, and a few years after I did – she knew that
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