GriffinCastle
"Being welcoming, like being kind,
is considered a radical act." - J.Fink
About
Iβm Griffin (he/it)Artist : Writer : Aether Enthusiast : Origins!Richtofen-kin : 27 yrsActual Biologist (B.S.) & nueropsychology (M.A.) researcherNotoriously reclusive, but very friendly.I use Paint Tool Sai and a Huion Kamvas 13Click here for some testimonies I think about 24/7
Don't interact if youβre Sexist, Ableist, Racist, LGBTphobic, (Aphobes, Truscum/Terfs included,) *Nazi/Apologist, Fujo. I respect neo-identities, neo-pronouns, and even neopets!
Illustration
Using Paint Tool SAI and a Huion Kamvas 13, illustrations focus on natural themes, unconditional love, and character development. My muse is Call of Duty: Zombies and its characters! I use them as a vessel to convey myself.Comissions are Open!
Disclaimer
Call of Duty: Zombies is my muse and vessel for personal art, so you will see mostly soldiers in my illustrations.
Do not be misled- I am anti-war and anti-military.I will also add: I am not drawing n@zi's.CoD:Z is a side-mode in every Treyarch-led Call of Duty, and it was never meant to be created (π). It didn't even get a storyline until nearly a year after release, and only as a result of community head-canons (π).As it was never a part of the budget/plan for World at War (2008,) the mode in its entirety was built with reused assets from Campaign. However, it was so popular, they eventually contributed more resources (π).- βTankβ Dempsey used Pvt. Polonsky's model.
- Nikolai Belinski used Pvt. Chernov's model.
- Takeo Masaki used the default Japanese Officer's model.
- and Edward Richtofen used General Amsel's model.Richtofen, as a result, wears a n@zi uniform. It was the only other German model, because the remaining Germans were being used as Zombies.His interactions and biography makes it clear he is not a n@zi (π). All canonical mentions/quotes suggesting he was a real n@zi were retconned (π). I still modify the uniform to maintain familiarity without being insensitive (left).
This story contains a multiverse. The Richtofen I draw more often (right) is also not a n@zi. His story originates in WW1, when Germany was a constitutional monarchy. He is known as Primis Richtofen (π).
So, in conclusion: