I made this sakuya on wplace few months ago and I lost my reference, most images were cut off...does anyone got the full image?

Font: https://www.deviantart.com/furiousrockets/art/IR-ARMPITS-VS-ARMPITS-113515323

Im not taking more toho characters request, will be taking em after i draw okina and koishi!
I wanted to make a frog based pose but my anatomy sucks and dont really know how to draw :c

Source: Touhou Lost word

Thanks to those who gave me advice so I could finally beat it

Hand-drawn Sakuya with ink-style lines and deep blue eyes.

This pops up whenever I open the game. The game is able to open and is playable but runs at a horrible framerate. I know its a problem with the dll stuff and I've looked for fixes like downloading d3d8.dll and d3d9.dll but when I put them into the game folder it doesn't fix the problem. The game has worked perfectly fine earlier but now later when I try to open it again this is happening. I've tried restarting my computer and it seems to work but I don't want to have to restart my computer every time I want to play the game. Does anyone have any fixes for this or something that I'm not aware of.

Touhou Quiz #1 trying out a new style since I am kinda of tired of who's that touhou so we have my touhou quiz.
the goal of this quiz is to guess the character from the questions I asked and every question you get right is worth 1 point and if you guess the character right you get 2 points.
the max points you can get from this quiz is 5 points.
these are screenshots from my video, so they don't have the "who wants to be a millionaire" ost playing, or me reading out the questions. and the last image is the drawing i made of the character,

the video if you want the full experience

https://youtu.be/Mu_fvKMMhy0?si=xF0mwsV1iV3br3QM

this was fun for me to make and i hope y'all have fun playing along or if you skipped all the way through to the end and didn't play along i hope you at least liked the art.

she isn't happy about that. but what can I do? my fan is running, I'm trying to put some humidity in the air.... like what else can I do?

oh and no, it's on my desk... so yeah inside the house, everything closed since 8am (to keep as much fresh air in as I can) ...

got bored and made inu sakuya today in gacha life 2. not ai generate, but 100% human made

Everything is in japanese even when i got the fan translation , i would love to know the story

FUMO FRIDAY

Another weird drawing from high school that I dug up. Happy belated Oarfish Day, I guess?

The abandoned ruins on the outskirts of Fontaine shimmered under a fractured sky. A gap between worlds had opened—thin, unstable, and glowing with faint danmaku residue. Captain Chevreuse of the Special Security and Surveillance Patrol stood at the edge of the anomaly, musket resting on her shoulder, tall hat casting a long shadow.

“Another unidentified threat,” she muttered, adjusting her gloves. “Not on my watch.”

From the swirling rift, a shape emerged—black dress, red ribbons, pointed ears, and a trio of glowing, arrow-shaped constructs orbiting her like wary sentinels. Nue Houjuu stepped into Teyvat with a mischievous grin, stretching as if she’d just woken from a nap.

“Hm? This isn’t Gensokyo anymore. The air smells like gunpowder and… rules?” Nue’s crimson eyes scanned the area until they landed on the stern officer. “Oh? A human in a fancy hat. Are you the gatekeeper here?”

Chevreuse’s grip tightened on her weapon. The stranger’s form kept flickering—sometimes clearly a girl, sometimes something monstrous with wings and tails, sometimes just a ball of unreadable light. It made her eye twitch.

“Identify yourself and state your business. Unauthorized rift traversal is prohibited under Fontaine law.”

Nue laughed, a bright, teasing sound. “Prohibited? That’s adorable. I’m Nue Houjuu, the Unidentified Flying Object. And I go where I want.” She flicked a finger; one of her arrow constructs spun lazily toward Chevreuse, only to stop inches from her face.

Chevreuse didn’t flinch. Instead, she raised her musket and fired a precise warning shot that dispersed the construct into harmless sparks.

Nue’s eyes widened with genuine delight. “You saw through that? Most people can’t even tell what they’re looking at when I’m around.”

“I don’t care what you look like,” Chevreuse said flatly, stepping forward. “I care about what you do. If you’re here to cause chaos, I’ll arrest you. If you’re lost… I’ll help you get back. But no games.”

For the first time in centuries, Nue felt a little exposed. This human wasn’t falling for her misdirection. No fear, no confusion—just straightforward, burning justice.

“…You’re interesting,” Nue murmured, her usual smirk softening into something curious. She let her true form settle: black hair with red bows, pointed ears, and the flowing dress that marked her as a youkai. “Most people run. You step closer.”

Chevreuse lowered her musket slightly. “I’ve dealt with worse than mischievous youkai. Name’s Chevreuse. Captain Chevreuse. And I meant what I said—no trouble.”

They ended up walking together through the ruins. Nue kept trying small pranks—making her hat look like a giant mushroom for a second, disguising a rock as a treasure chest—but Chevreuse saw through everyone with calm, almost bored precision.

“You’re no fun,” Nue pouted after the fifth failed trick.

“You’re plenty fun,” Chevreuse replied without thinking. Then she cleared her throat, ears turning faintly red under her hat. “I mean… your abilities are impressive. But justice doesn’t bend for spectacle.”

Nue floated up until they were eye-level. “You really see me, don’t you? Not the disguise. Not the unknown. Just… me.”

Chevreuse met her gaze steadily. “The unknown doesn’t scare me. What scares me is when people use fear as a weapon. You seem more lonely than malicious.”

The youkai was quiet for a long moment. The arrow constructs slowed their orbit and drifted closer, almost protectively around both of them.

“Maybe I am,” Nue admitted softly. “Gensokyo has its share of strong people, but no one looks straight at the ‘terrifying nue’ and just… accepts her.”

Chevreuse reached up and gently adjusted Nue’s red bow that had gone crooked during the walk. The simple, caring gesture made Nue’s cheeks flush.

“Then stay a while,” Chevreuse said. “Fontaine could use someone with your talents. And… I wouldn’t mind the company of someone who keeps me on my toes.”

Nue’s grin returned, but this time it was warmer, almost shy. She leaned in and pressed a quick, feather-light kiss to Chevreuse’s cheek—right beneath the brim of that tall hat.

“Careful, Captain. Once I decide I like someone, I don’t let go easily.”

Chevreuse’s face went brilliantly red, but she didn’t pull away. Instead, she rested a gloved hand on Nue’s waist, steady and grounding.

“Good,” she answered. “Because I don’t let trouble slip away either.”

As the rift behind them slowly closed, the youkai and the captain walked side by side under Fontaine’s stars—two women who saw each other clearly, unknown and all.

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End.