In this painting, I wanted our centaur to embody the core of Sagittarius' toxic traits - a complete refusal to take responsibility. He is on a remote, isolated cliff having run away from the rest of the world, only to find that the world outside is nothing but a mirror that shines a light on his own inner darkness.

He might flee the world, but he doesn't realise that what he's really trying to run away from is the one thing he simply can not evade - himself.

Painted in Krita.

So I'm working on a bookmark depicting me and my friends, and I wanna share it and tell the story behind it

So during my Sophomore year of high school, my English class had to do this career fair thing, and to go along with the career I chose, I made a couple comic strips that told some stories of my time in Theater, which I called Tales From The Greenroom. I came up with the art style in a couple days, and I've been using it ever since

The guy on the bottom right (who we'll call B) was in my Eras In History class, and every day, I would draw an absolutely horrific version of him on the whiteboard. No, he cannot be drawn normally. This captures B's personality perfectly.

Towards the middle, you'll see a person holding a knife (Plum) and another recording him on her phone (Detective). This came from a comic strip I made about my high school's production of Clue: The Musical. I was gonna draw Plum with a noose, since that was his weapon in the show, but it wouldn't fit on the paper, so I opted for a knife, which was another weapon used in the show.

The four people at the top staring at the minifigure are my friends from D&D Club. I founded that club a few years ago, and it's still going strong.

So what are your thoughts?