The Patient in room 2D

The Stolen, Prt 3: ... Every last one of his contracting books had otherworldly sketches in them. Most were just heavy black, chaotic lines. Sometimes the lines made faces. Other times, hands. It was just like the crazy found ways to seep out of him, no matter the pills, no matter the therapies and no matter what, he couldn’t be free of it.


So Henry, how are the pills helping? How is being a mental patient on a court release working out for you? Still feeling crazy? Keep taking the pills, the sudden onset of Schizophrenia will subside. We promise.


We're starting to make some headway into my latest story, "The Stolen." It's a perilous, horror, mystery series with our main hero, Henry Litka! Formally a married, father of one. I really, really love this one. The Contrast is so bright! I had done hands before, but did them black and it took so much work. White, looks quite crisp! Something about disembodied hands is just so creepy to me! I also love how his hospital gown came out, Along with the melting. Fuck, I just love everything about it! Maybe one day, ONE DAY, I'll get a DD.

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The Stolen, Prt 110 o'clock and another day was behind them.  The baby was finally a sleep and the parents were watching  their low-volume, child unfriendly, tv show down stairs. This tended to be their only alone time anymore, sneaking in HBO shows like criminals in the night.  

The wife was half asleep anyways; her head drowsily slumped against her husbands shoulder. Her hand still buried lifelessly in the popcorn bowl, "Tessa," He wiggled his chest and patted her hip, "Tessa you're missing it!"

The blonde only muttered incoherently, discerned it was something along the lines of, Shut up Henry. Annoyed, he looked back to the show as the on-screen monster

Or, if medieval, swashbuckling, Damsel in Distress, with a few adult/fetish themes is more your style, Read the completed, 20 part hit, The Princess and the Pirate!
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Rocqueburne was a kingdom on the west coast. A forest behind it, an ocean in front, really, it was a self sufficient place that rarely required any real attention from the Empire it was apart of. Now. But, it wasn't always so.

Bustling enterprise doesn't just happen. The King and Queen of Rocqueburne were implanted here by the Empire ages ago. Back when the town was held together by sticks, crime and even a whole different name, Capebluff. It was only by years of blood, steel and iron, did their kingdom become a great shining gem by the sea. The people became educated and were more prosperous for it. Crippling plagues were forced from th

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