Oooh! I want to visit his shop!

I'm very curious to see what you'll do with him. Time is always an interesting subject to work with!

I've got some really fun ideas. I want to avoid themes of time travel and like...any manner of big, flashy magic, but I really love the concept of casual loops and the non-linear nature of time...
I feel like something a little low-key and almost kinda of folksy (for lack of a better word...) would be fitting. Mushishi's narrative format is something that comes to mind, little self-contained short stories focused on the lives and solving the dilemmas of passing secondary characters in each 'episode'... most of whom are never seen nor spoken of again once their episode concludes.
With, of course, an overarching, very very slow progressing meta narrative that unfolds in the backgrounds, spanning through all off the short stories.

I didn't know about Mushishi before, but yeah, I imagined the same kind of thing from what I have read on the toyhouse profile. Sort of... Diagon Alley slice of life! And yeah, when time can be slightly non-linear it's cool!

Woaaaah~ What an interesting bio! Very peculiar indeed. The perfect place for for an interesting story to be told... Love it! <3
And the artwork you've done here is pretty fantastical too! All the pretty little details of the clock faces, hands, and decorations, to the reflections and shine from his glasses. I can't wait to see more!

Thank you so much!! ; 0; This character really resonates with me and I really want to draw more with him!!

Thank you so much!! Soothing yet mysterious is his MO 8D