Poppy

Poppy 8, page 6

In which Chiaroshiro cements herself as the most unpleasant non-Poda character in the series so far.

Worldbuilding Wednesday: Aeroplanes

An "aeroplane" is a free-floating object, typically a saucer, that is commonly used for transportation (or as very ostentatious housing and city-planning in the case of some people), named so for the fact that it is, well, a large plane that hangs in the air. Some of them are small enough to carry only a single passenger and some of them are... big. Very big.

Instead of using the forces of lift and thru...

Poppy 8, page 5

In which Friedrich meets the worst siblings in the world. 

Declined Pledges

My patron manager is starting to get clogged up in people whose credit cards are being declined, and while I want to give people the benefit of the doubt because most of them do have a number of pledges to their name followed through on, I'm getting tired of seeing it and I'm worried it might be affecting the numbers.

I'm going to send everyone whose info is currently being declined on my end a message, and if you don't have it fixed by next month, I'm booting your pledge myself. You will not ...

Poppy sketch 10/1/17: The Twins

Kuroscuro (left) and Chiaroshiro (right) are a pair of cat twins with very useful hobbies. We once saw them attending the fruit-bearing festival, and later this week, we'll see them doing something else.

Poppy 8, page 4

In which we check in on Friedrich real quick. 

Poppy sketch 9/24: Prof. Lagomo

I'll be putting out sketches relating to the Poppy universe for $3 patrons  every Sunday going forward. Sometimes they'll be storyboards for page illustrations, sometimes they'll be character designs, sometimes they'll just be dumb little doodles. Worldbuilding Wednesdays will also be returning on the first Wednesday of every month for $5 patrons.

Professor Lagomo is the creative mind behind Lagomo Co., which was briefly mentioned in Poppy 2, and produces all of the Lagomatons that appear...

Poppy 8, page 3

In which Boris talks about his husbando. 

Poppy 8, page 2

In which we head back to the present to see what Harley's up to. 

Poppy 8, page 1

In which a younger Chicadino makes the discovery of a lifetime. (Full page at link)

Poppy 8, Cover

In which old promises are made good on.

Poppy 7, page 50

In which Lily learns about color theory.

Apologies, uploaded the wrong file.

Poppy 7, page 49

In which curiosity killed the cat, so it's a good thing Hallia's a canary.

Poppy 7, page 48

In which OF COURSE I'M NOT BREAKING UP THE OTP, NERDS

Poppy 7, page 47

In which Kit finally starts acting like a proper queen.

Poppy 7, page 46

In which Fazzi still has that damn song stuck in her head.

Poppy 7, page 45

In which it's time to cut back to Poppy, probably.

Poppy 7, page 44

In which Friedrich could have easily avoided hitting these men's vital organs. 

But he didn't.

Poppy 7, page 43

In which Poppy doesn't look where she steps.

Poppy 7, page 42

In which Kit too is well-versed in the martial art of object-doinking.

Poppy 7, page 41

In which Friedrich rushes in.

Poppy 7, page 40

In which Kit's feeling a bit soggy.

Poppy 7, page 39

In which Friedrich owns too many swords.

Poppy 7, page 38

In which Friedrich loses his job.

Poppy 7, page 37

In which good lord Patreon what did you do to your graphic design

Poppy 7, page 37 WIP

I had to cut finishing this page up (or I would miss my plane), so here's the WIP with omitted text and certain spoilery bits for anyone who wanted to see at least some of it before the 13th.

Poppy 7, page 36

In which Kit is going through an emotional rollercoaster.

Poppy 7, page 35

In which Poppy is still too goddamn hot and sweaty to pick a fight with every guard in the palace.

Worldbuilding Wednesday: Illnesses

In a world full of species that evolved alongside magic, it is only natural that diseases would also find ways to adapt to and exploit it.

Magi Teratoma

In the plot thus far, we've seen Kit's father, Renard Darling, stricken with a late-stage malignant Magi Teratoma, a form of cancer that develops when a teratoma forms a second magic-regulating gland that then goes out of control. The gland attempts to flood the bloodstream with a new magical signature that reacts badly ...

Poppy 7, page 34

In which Poppy's good idea might also have been a bad idea.