Oh man, those textures and patterns <3

Very nice in so many aspects: I like how the tables and poles form a frame, the sellotape on the three sections of the stall name, and the "bands" of hatching on the pot and her top, and also the intricate pattern of the dream catchers.

She is very beautiful! The ratty qualities of her face are very nice: rounded and whiskery with good ears and teeth. Triple necklaces with the increasing length and distance between each bead is also a nice touch. The top is somewhat risque! But nice and flattering.

Is there any message in the runes? I think I can see something about we laugh(?), but perhaps I'm just looking for patterns.

Yes, there are messages in the runes, but some of it is a little oddly spelled, at least using the Futhark I learned. There's definitely an easter egg in there though.

Thank you :)

It's likely there are some transcription errors :) I'm no scholar. But yes, there is a (feeble) joke or two if you can decipher it.

Stellar work, as always!

Thanks :)

oh wow i love this! and a great use of the papyrus font X3

NYEH HEH HEH!

I've been on enough rock fairs to recognize this archetype, and I just love how observant it is. It feels like a person you might actually meet rather than a stereotype, which I always appreciate.

I think 'new age vendor' is a universal - I'm drawing on the ones I've seen at local (SW England) town markets, which are not at all rock :)

I forgot to specify, by rock I mean minerals, like crystals and stuffs, I used to be into rock collecting. I realized after I posted that it could be interpreted to mean rock music, like a stand at a rock festival or something. I'm sure plenty of vendors go from one to the other quite frequently though.

Oh, literal rocks! Sorry. I get it now :)

this is oddly comforting to look at... id love to chat with her :D all the small details are so wonderful