Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

Anonymous asked: So is "mod" like a type of fashion style people wear? I like in America so I don't know exactly what that is, sorry ^^"

oh dang sorry I didn’t even think to explain XD uh yeah it’s partially that but really it is/was a subcultural movement- so you had hippies, rockers, punks, and mods! it was big in the sixties and is basically a shortening of ‘modernists’. Ironically I never professed to being one, although I did like a lot of the stuff, but it was the fact that I liked and wore suits and black and white checkers (and at one point an old army jacket that I’d sabotaged with various music band patches) that made it stick

Anonymous asked: r u mad mod bc thats the name of a british pink haired guy from teen titans ?

I think he’s red haired, but yeah that’s one of the reasons I kept the nickname- in actual fact I got called Mod before I or my friends ever saw that episode, because of the way I dressed and the music I liked (especially during Foundation Art year), but I did go on to adore Teen Titans and that particular villain is still hilarious to me, so really the whole thing is a mash of both!

Anonymous asked: ok, but if your default is bright sugar enthusiasm, clearly your trickster mode should be a negative. like, licorice or something

oh my god that’s brilliant and awful especially as liquorice is one of the few things in the edible world that I don’t like

zunachina asked: I used to think you were calling yourself a moderator of something when ever I read 'Mad Mod'.

I didn’t know what a ‘mod’ was in the internet sense for the longest time, it was mighty confusing for someone with marginally archaic UK vocabulary I tell you 8/

Anonymous asked: You look like you've been trickster-fied!

both of these are great and are continued evidence that I would be The Worst at taking the game seriously