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- Fanart of The Old Goat and the Alien! (Spoilers)
I think this counts as fanart?
I am so incredibly honoured and delighted that Seþþe decided to spend so much time and energy illustrating the climactic scene of The Old Goat and the Alien. I am so in love with it, from the many different kind of eyes to the incredible looming shadow, darker than the star-speckled space. I love that Jenna as the core focal point of light, and I love the smaller light from Avari’s flame as they watch on. The whole thing is a study in fire and shadow and the starkness of space and I just completely adore it. I never expected anyone to take the time to illustrate something I’d written, let alone a scene as strange and visually complex as this one. I just had to share it here (with permission, of course)!

This was originally posted to the fediverse and can be found here.