Hi LNF Buds! I hope your winter holidays were merry and bright! 2025 will be the Year of the Snake and Abeille and Miel are celebrating in all their cute glory! I'll be back next week with the first update of the new year! Lots of love, happiness, and prosperity to you all!
In light of WasabiCon postponing the convention at the last minute and thus losing sales I was expecting/hoping to make this month, I’m open for commissions now through November!
If you want to get a special and unique gift for yourself, a friend, or loved one I’d love to draw for you!
Details here: https://strawberrycomics.com/commissions/
There are always a handful of songs that evoke a strong feeling within me when I’m writing a comic series where I immediately find myself playing out scenes from the story in my head. Wonderful internal isekai going on as I am transported into that world.
For the Love Not Found series, there are three songs that do that to me: Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce, Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship, and Laurie Berkner’s Fly Me To the Moon.
What song(s) do YOU associate with Love Not Found? Songs that when you hear them, they immediately make you think of the story?
Tuck in, everyone, and get ready for a feast! All You Knead Bakery starts heating up fast when Frazier’s old school crush, Brie, and his long-time rival, Rye, come back to their hometown, both confessing their love… for him!
Sugar on Top is a fluffy erotic tale celebrating secret crushes, reconnecting with old flames, and learning that sometimes love has no boundaries.
A Red String Bakery AU that asks the question, “what if they all just kissed?”
TAGS: Alternate Universe, Romance, Secret Crush, Friends to Lovers, Rivals to Lovers, Getting Together, Soul Mates, LBGTQ Themes, Love, Original Characters, Polyamory, Fluff, Happy Ending
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It’s a relief when a doctor asks you if want the good news or the better news. Up until my doctor appointment today, I’ve been sitting on a month of stress fearing my whole career might be over and I would never draw without pain again. I would wake up and the fingers in my drawing-hand would be stiff and the ring finger felt stuck and hurt when I would try to bend it.
Turns out, it’s called Trigger Finger and it was solved with a single steroid injection into the palm near the offending finger. So thankful I can keep on drawing and doing what gives me life.
