Author: clorinspats
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Charlie Vanderbee Otome Profile
My cohost, cowriter, co-buddy requested an otome profile for Charlie. It’s hard to emulate the style???
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Pronoun Primer: They/Them Pronouns
How do you use they/them pronouns? You get a lot of questions using they/them pronouns, and most notably the one thing I get the most is why I’m using pronouns that denote a plural of people. This answers the question of singular they! Hand this off to people! You can download the PDF and the…
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Pronoun Primer: Spivak Pronouns
What are Spivak pronouns? “Spivak? What’s that?” You ever hear the e/eim/eir set of pronouns? They actually come from a variety of sources, most notably from (of all things) a math textbook. You can download the digital version of the zine and a printable version right here!
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Pronoun Primer: Etiquette & Lists
Got someone who needs a quick spot of educating? Yeah, I’m aware of the typo! Am I going to fix it? No! This is a quick rundown of the bare-bones basics of politeness regarding pronouns and an introduction to some of the variety of pronouns. You can download the printable version and the digital PDF…
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Niko Halleway Icon
woooah hey niko love ya niko! Niko is a side character in a bunch of stories I write. Felt like solidifying her appearance since she’s shown up in at least three different writings now. She wants to be a top-tier butler-level superhuman.
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WARP PAD concept
Back in 2015, I participated in an event called “Gemsona Week” on Tumblr. This was an answer to one of my prompts that I had (Trapped). It stars my gemsona and another’s, so check out the concept art below to get more!
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Charlie x Thandi Icons for March 2021
I love looking at the icons I make for them every month or so. It’s a great way to watch how my art changes over time! Both of these ones came from doing some studies and then immediately applying the practice to my art. I’m hoping to tell their story some day soon!!
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Minizine Madness
MINIZINE MADNESS is a basic how-to zine on making your own minizines! You can download the files below for a PDF version (reads like the slideshow to the left) or a printable version you can practice with.
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