Lily Reeves

Collected fanart for the Friends at the Table podcast.

(Digital, 2018-2019)

Fanart for The Penumbra Podcast.

(Digital, 2019)

For a Friends at the Table fanart exchange.

(Digital, 2019)

Fanart for The Magnus Archives.

(Digital, 2018)

A small animation of the characters from my upcoming comic, Calla Lilies. I drew the key frames, and Jane Knox brought it all together. Included are the final animation, an animatic of my frames, and a few still ones.

(Digital, 2018)

Undertale fan art.

(Digital, 2018)

Juice.

(Digital, 2018)

Gijinka of a mushroom.

(Digital, 2018)

Characters from an upcoming comic.

(Digital, 2018)

A spooky bat!

(Digital, 2018)

Fanart for the Mario franchise.

(Digital, 2018)

Fanart for the King Falls AM podcast.

(Digital, 2018)

Fanart for the NeoScum podcast.

(Digital, 2018)

Fanart for Friends at the Table.

(Digital, 2018)

Self-portrait.

(Digital, 2018)

Fanart for Friends at the Table.

(Digital, 2018)

New information graphic about my commissions. Visit here for more details.

(Digital, 2018)

Custom portrait of my watcher, Artemisia, from Pillars of Eternity.

(Digital, 2018)

Critical Role fanart.

(Digital, 2018)

Small animation.

(Digital, 2018)

My submission to the Flora and Fungi edition of the Object Head Zine.

(Digital, 2017)

Pyre fan art.

(Digital, 2017)

(Digital, 2017)

A promotional poster for Yellowstone National Park, for the Creative Action Network's See America collection.

Can be purchased as a print here.

(Digital, 2017)

Charlie Soo was known by many as "The Mayor of Argyle." He was the founder of the Asian American Small Business Association, and from the 1970’s onward, worked tirelessly to develop Argyle Street and surrounding parts of Uptown from a decrepit, violent area into a thriving commercial center for Asian Americans and others. He died in 2001.

James Cappleman is the current alderman of the 46th ward. Before 2010, Uptown was hands down the most diverse neighborhood in Chicago. However, the area has suffered rapid gentrification under the governance of Rahm Emmanuel and Cappleman. Affordable housing and local small businesses have suffered, and white, middle class residents arrive in droves. There are now tent cities in the local underpasses, made up of the displaced residents of repurposed cubicle hotels. Cappleman pays lip service to preserving diversity and affordable living in Uptown, but pledged $16 million of taxpayer money in 2016 to building a new luxury high-rise in the area.

(Note: This piece is intended to be presented with red and green glasses, and I have included examples of what it looks like viewed through them.)

(Ink/digital, 2017)

Steven Universe fan art.

(Ink/digital, 2015)

Homestuck fan art.

(Digital, 2016)

We Know The Devil fan art.

(Ink/digital, 2015)

Various figure drawings/paintings.

(Ink/watercolor, 2015-present)

Various smaller pieces.

(Ink/digital, 2014-present)