Description: A tiny light green goblin about 1 to 3 inches tall is dressed in warm comfy hand knitted clothing. They wear a yellow scarf and patchwork sweater, violet slippers, soft grey trousers, and a pointy knit brown pixie hat. The goblin sits on a maple leaf among the grass. They appear content with their eyes closed, holding a mug of a warm drink while the morning sun glimmers on the dew drops and clumps of melting snow around them.

I posted this to Reddit Goblincore, and my bluesky account emberinmoss.bsky.social. Bluesky is where I will share my sfw art. I also want to build a neocities webpage for my art, but I'm not great at technology so I'm still learning that process. Purpleheathen (on here) is where I want to share more mature art content.

Cross-posted from ""Guiding some lost ducklings back to their mum" by Sarah Webb" by @Yingwu@lemmy.dbzer0.com in !imaginarycharacters@lemmy.dbzer0.com > > --- > > Tumblr

Someone said this community might like this

Cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/17708164

> > Daily bunny no.2619 likes their tea to be fancy > > Source: https://bsky.app/profile/willquinnart.bsky.social/post/3l4n46ck5iy2f

You always need an 8 on your team for fixing things, and a 9 in case shit gets real.

If I could choose only one though, 8.

Artist is Lily Seika Jones.

Not quite goblincore but I thought you might vibe this.

whose name had been Neekap, purveyor of mushrooms of all description.

Via @idzie@kolektiva.social

From the description:

>one wouldn’t expect an imaginary little creature from the 12th century to still hold relevance in modern society. And yet the word of the year was ‘goblin mode.’ So, what is it about these freaky dudes that have kept them a fixture of popular culture?