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I write a series where almost everyone is sapphic, and for me, it boils down to two things: It works when the character's orientation is 'baked in' rather than 'added on.' For example if in my work a Queen, shows her love for women should affect how she leads, who she trusts, and how she sees...

If you are going to write something surreal it has to be grounded in some sort of in book logic or else it's just random weird stuff happening for no reason.

Some of our characters share such similar names it's actually hilarious (Ruby/Rudy, Elaric/Elric, Lilithara/Lilith). I keep thinking my characters just slipped into an alternate dimension. Love the vibe of your work!

I actually relate to this frustration so much that it’s the reason I started writing my own series. You’re spot on about the 'mechanical' feel—if the spice isn't an extension of the emotional arc, it just feels like filler. I spent a lot of time trying to solve that exact problem in my book...

the minimalist design will pop more as a thumbnail on mobile screens, while the detailed art will look stunning as an interior illustration

The composition and atmosphere are great, especially the shield and creature interaction. One small thing I noticed is that the legs feel slightly under-scaled compared to the torso and armor, possibly due to the contrast with the bulky upper silhouette. A bit more mass or tension in the thighs...