Sacha ravenda

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I am a comic artist, illustrator, compulsive sketcher from Québèc. I also do 2D art for games and storyboards. My main project right now is a comic series called Seeds of Spring. It’s the biography of the famous anarchist Peter Kropotkin seen through the eyes of a modern Canadian Mi’kmaq teenager https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/zines/10448 (He/him) (eng/fr)
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Currently taking #commissions
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🎇COMMISSION OPEN🎇

I am currently opening some places for #commissions If you are interested in getting you OC, #dnd or #ttrpg character in this style. You can contact me directly or via Ko-Fi https://ko-fi.com/sacharavenda66232/commissions

I can usually finish a character in a few days. #mastoart #art #dndcommission #commission

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My favorite character to draw on Seeds of Spring is Peter's father, Alexis Kropotkin. He really comes off as a grumpy boomer and I draw him accordingly.

https://microcosmpublishing.com/catalog/zines/10448

#kropotkin #anarchism #comics #mastoart #history

Seeds of Spring #1: A Mi'kmaq Teen Discovers Kropotkin, Punk, and Her Place in the World | The Prince & The Birch Tree

"The Prince & the Birch Tree" is the first comic in the 15-part Seeds of Spring series. Naguset begins to learn the origin of her nickname, which means...

Microcosm Publishing

i guess, deep down, i just don't like centralization in online things

i'm from a time when every little group had a forum or IRC channel, artists all had their own little sites, and we networked via a scattered landscape of chatrooms, BBS, and webrings

there was a brief time when things like facebook and twitter appeared when i was like, "oh, cool. everyone's here now." which quickly turned into "oh no, everyone's here now"

and thanks to the fedi, despite its faults, i don't think i can go back to sites and apps and platforms run by a faceless corporate overlord

Tumblr is going to be adopting activitypub! This literally makes me feel a whole lot better about the artist disapora problem.

TL:DR mastodon <-> tumblr interop, follow tumblr accounts from mastodon and vice versa

https://techcrunch.com/2022/11/21/tumblr-to-add-support-for-activitypub-the-social-protocol-powering-mastodon-and-other-apps/

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"We live in #capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. #Resistance and #change often begin in #art, and very often in our art, the art of words."
- Ursula K. Le Guin
#Quote

@he_xie Here goes! My webcomic is Stanger Eons, it’s a MSPA-inspired webcomic, with animated pages and its own soundtrack

https://strangereons.com/

Stranger Eons - Preface

A webcomic about a young human standing in her room. She's about to do something important

Last year, I discovered the work of the german surrealist painter Edgar Ende. I found out about him due to the fact that he is the father of Michael Ende, the author of The Neverending Story. #inspiration
I just found out that those Little Orphan Annie secret messages that Ralphie tried to decode, in real life, wern’t actually Ovaltine commercials, but secret previews of the next episode. #trivia #AChristmasStory

The most exciting thing to me at this moment isn't just people looking at the #fediverse, but the wider web right now -- blogs, smaller communities.

I've always believed in "the web as the social network." And a protocol like #ActivityPub, the one underlying Mastodon and the rest of the fediverse, has the chance to make that happen.

Unfortunately it's taken one popular network's collapse to get people looking outside of it again. But I think it's opening people up to a ton of new possibilities

There are webcomics that I used to follow that I completly forgot about, despite the fact the I followed the creators on Twitter