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Fukari — vegan witch
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Published: 2016-08-31 21:00:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 72302; Favourites: 5210; Downloads: 0
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I think I've posted the lineart of this one at my Patreon about months ago :I but finaly it's colored!the idea for this little comic came from real life event - I was walking with my boyfriend across botanic garden when I saw a strange root at the pavement shaped like a chicken leg! I wanted to pick it up but then Gabe asked me 'what are you doing?' so I pointed at weird root and then he said "but... this IS a chicken leg". I freezed with my hand above my discovery and stepped away immediately. the truth is I'm kinda scared of dead things.
-I would be a worst witch ever... - I said when we went away from abandoned chicken part.
so yeah, that's when I came up with idea for a vegan witch 
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but it is okay, real witches love nature and animals, and they are vegan as well 
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Have you heard of the real-life vegan witch Maija Itkonen and vegan wizard Reeta Kivela? They developed a spell for transforming oats, yellow peas, and fava beans into the best pulled pork and now even meatballs and burgers. They even founded a company called Gold and Green Foods! you can find more info about Gold and Green at goldandgreenfoods.com .
Reportedly, the quality of vegan meats and milks are getting so good, the livestock industry is launching a witch hunt against vegan witches and wizards but to no avail, as their doom has already been sealed.
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Did you know that those name of things are actually the medieval/old common folk names for plants? Vegan witch can do everytthing
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"-Kukurydza, soczewica niechaj kocioł ten nasyca? A co z ropuszyskiem?
- Babciu proszę... Opóźniasz wszystko. Wiesz, że Mateczka była przeciwna zbędnemu okrucieństwu. Białko roślinne to doskonały zamiennik."
Terry Pratchett "Trzy wiedźmy"
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"What! We need animal parts!" "Grandma! How could you!"
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Oh man I love this, also like in a lot of old spells that call for these weird ingredients, the names are like descriptions of what flowers looked like a lot of the time.
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Hi! I absolutely love your art style! I was wondering if I can post this on my Youtube channel? I will make sure to give credit and link your Patreon.
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I love this!
I have vegan friends into the occult, and this particular issue does not come up nearly often enough.
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I spy with my little eye... A millennium eye symbol...
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Despite the fact those are actually codenames usually for plants, you know that everything you eat is dead, right? Anyway. Yeah, I know, too much information happen to kill many everyday jokes. Nice style, anyway. I really like the expresions, colors and the way you use those thick lines.
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Someone has likely already made this joke, but I'm too lazy to search through all the comments, so here it is:
Vegan spells? Witch, please!
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Eye of newt - mustard seed
Toe of frog - buttercup
Wool of bat - holly leaves
Tongue of dog - hounds tongue flower
Adders fork - adders tongue fern.
Crows claw - barrel cactus
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I did not know this! Just googled and found this list here:
www.thevillagewitch.co.uk/anci…
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please write a comic book!!! it would be so amazing! your honestly my most favourit artist and an inspiration to me. Id love to read a comic book of yours <3 <3
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fun fact: toe of frog and such were usually just code or slang for a plant and its parts. for example the "tongue of a dog" could mean the root of st johns wart.
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Actually interesting fac:, back in ye olden days, plants had corresponding animal names. Blood, claw, tooth, etc. were all specific PARTS of the plant that were used, such as the stem, sap, roots, etc.
So when you'd get a recipe calling for Horn of Goat, it essentially meant "This specific part from this specific plant"
That recipe was most likely vegan
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i showed this to my sister (who is a vegan) and she laughed...then punched me. lolz Well done!
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Hah! Love it! As a Kitchen witch I identify with this!
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Oops sorry, must have dropped it by mistake hehe. *scurries to pick it up in my jowls and climbs back into some bushes to eat*
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What a great little comic ^-^ Love it!
But did you know that all those gory ingredients is actually code for various plants?
Like 'eye of newt' is actually mustard seeds and 'toe of frog' is buttercups ^.^
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I'm not the first to comment it though ^-^'
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Well... im dont see that coming... ._.
Well played, madame~
You go to the fav folder of THE BEST OF THE BEST
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Cute! I like that she put stickers on her cauldron.
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