This is the guided tour of our past and present places on the internet. If you just want all the places, go visit places!
Important note: Any details you read here could be outdated. That means we make no guarantee that any of these links are safe for kids. We are an adult and our presence online is as an adult. Tread with care! (We've marked the for-sure 18+ ones though.)
Well, sometimes so-dubbed (qznebula) [at] protonmail.com. Tidy the brackets yourself (sorry!). We're a bit lazy with email in general, but we do read everything in our inbox, and reply to... most of it... eventually. You're still welcome to say hello if you have anything gravely inconsequential you'd like to share with us!
We have other email addresses, but they're either private or practically defunct.
Sort of everywhere. The best recent galleries of our art are (18+) on this very website and on Newgrounds (also 18+, but adult artworks are filtered if you're signed out). From time to time we write about our art (18+) on Archive of Our Own.
As far as social media goes, we're inconsistent at best, but some of our art is on tumblr, and some is (18+) on BlueSky. You'll be getting all our reposts on the latter too, though.
Most of the posts on our old blog are art (plus there's a category for that), and those cover everything we did 2017–2019. We got a drawing tablet early on, so most stuff there is digital, but we're fond of our Inktober pieces from that time, too.
Even earlier art is curated neatly on... the Wings of Fire wiki. Or check out some of the same stuff in this interactive art dump! A handful of other 2015–2016 arts are also on Scratch.
Depends what sort you're looking for!
The vast bulk of our creative writing is fanfiction, and that you'll find on Archive of Our Own. (Adult works are appropriately rated on-site.) A handful of adult-oriented drabbles are also (18+) on this website.
We don't really write about code anymore! We used to on our old blog though. Plenty miscellaneous writings - mostly from 2017 - are over there too. And we've categorized (if not curated) a whole lot of our general-audience writings on this very website.
Forums have always been our favorite format of social internet writing. (We grew up on /discuss/31/.) These are scattered all over the internet, so you'll have to go hunting on your own. If you recognize a place in places, we've probably posted there.
For better or worse, most of our projects are on GitHub. Some repositories are also on this very web server. The reason everything seems old as dried nails is only that we've been kind of busy!
We've had (literally) dozens of profiles on Scratch, but the vast majority of our projects are on @_nix and @liam48D. We care for basically everything here, and we notice every time someone loves an old project (well, on _nix - we haven't checked our original account's messages in years). Many of our projects the most special to us are in a medium-size studio that you might find easier to navigate.
Some truly ancient processing.js shenanigans remain on KhanAcademy (even older ones here). We used to post ✨HTML5✨ sketches on CodePen, too!
Besides that, we do have a neat little projects page here. And plenty (outdated) chicanry over computer, too.
Basically nowhere! We revile the beguiled post!
Even so, right now you can find us on Mastodon. We use separate profiles per system member (by some approximation) there: @portedly, @leslemur, @terrasque, @baa.
We're active on other socials (see below), but pretty much only post our own posts on Mastodon.
Mastodon too (see above), but really we use tumblr and (18+) BlueSky much more! Tumblr is by far our preferred sharing-around platform, but BlueSky has porn, so take your goddarn pick. We try to keep our profiles on both these platforms mostly art-centric. We're active mostly in bursts, so maybe just check in now and then to see what's new. (This works best on tumblr, where all our reblogs are tagged by character.)
We literally repost some art (18+) on e621 (occasionally, even, (18+) our own). But mostly we (18+) favorite stuff and (18+) curate it in sets. We do have profiles on most other furry art platforms, but favorites galleries outside e621 are comparatively barren.
From time to time we read the next fic on our imaginary backlog and even track it in our bookmarks. Nearly all our bookmarks are recs, and we really do recommend 'em! (Adult works are appropriately rated on-site.)