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The Shepherd’s Sword

A butch4butch werewolf rivals-to-lovers lesbian slow burn romance in the mountains that began in 2021 as a way to practice comic making and make two hotties be mean to each other.

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Cover of How Could You by Ren Strapp

How Could You

Falling in love? Scary. Falling for your best friend? Terrifying. Naming all the ways your heart hurts? Impossible.

Oni Press, Dec 2024

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Fat neolithic horses in candy risograph pastel colors
Adeline and Sabrina sword fighting
A werewolf pins a maiden down by the shoulders in red and black risograph tones. Illustration by Ren Strapp for In Their Clutches by Nova and Mali
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Illustration of Shep and the werewolf for the ECCC 2026 zine
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Unicorns fighting
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How Could You promotional illustration by Ren Strapp featuring Anjali, Molly, and Lou in yellow and blue risograph colors
Cover of Amira the Van Life Cunt Issue 2 Amira in Barrel's Bottom
Illustration of two lady knights throwing aside their blades to wrestle. The green knight suplexes the red knight.
The Shepherd's Sword page from Chapter 7
First page of Camping Trio published by Oh Joy Sex Toy
Ayasha pointing a blade at Adeline's throat
Illustration of Monster Hinako from Silent Hill F
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Illustration of a sorceress holding two werewolf women by the leash in front of a castle illuminated by lightning
American traditional tattoo design with banner text that reads Health Care Is A Right in pink and blue colors
Green and red risograph mock up of Ranger Harper and Garlic Mustard from Invasive Species
Princess Ayasha with her steed frowning stoically against confetti, waving pennants, and dust cloud
American traditional tattoo design on a peacock blue background of a horseshoe with poppy flower and lavender. Script text reads see you soon.
Comic page from "Invasive Species" A park ranger chases down anthropomorphized garlic mustard and pins her to the ground.
Pink and blue illustration of a van driving through the wilderness pushing 90 miles per hour. Text: hit the road and never come back
Illustration of a jackalope leaping through a fire. Text: alive for the first and only time
Page one of Lesbian Gender Outlaw. A child flags down a cowboy riding a horse, but the child cannot discern the rider's gender.
Illustration of a black unicorn wearing a western saddle bucking against a big puffy white cloud in the sky
American traditional tattoo design of two gauntleted hands clasped under a burning heart above chains
American traditional tattoo design of the sun and moon kissing over a compass rose
Action Princess by Juliet and the East manga page
Illustration of a werewolf in American Traditional style
American traditional tattoo style poster of a shrike dropping a heart on a skewer. Text: Remember me love when I'm reborn
"Figuring it Out" a comic by Ren Strapp about preferring masculine nouns and adjectives while keeping she/her pronouns
An homage to Evening at Ushigome by Tsuchiya Koitsu in risograph colors with two women sharing an umbrella
Illustration of an old growth forest with an elk skeleton illuminated in a beam of light. Drawn in risograph colors of yellow and blue. Created for Dreams In Riso gallery show at Sonny's House
Page from Amira in Buff World. Amira watches Juliette squat huge weight. She pauses her treadmill and slides off the end.
Blue illustration of a rocky beach with ferns and tide pools and giant star fish. Text: summer on the Oregon coast
Comic by Ren Strapp trying to make a decision on which sword to buy and ending up buying two and saying "sword lesbian"
Illustration of a big red werewolf pinning down a woman in the forest. Cover art for Howl by Ren Strapp
Risograph print of a wolf biting an arm which drops a sword. Metallic gold on black.
Burrito Run comic by Ren Strapp. A woman tries to convince her roommate to take a break from work, but the roommate fears being fired.
Boyish Girlish print design for Nova and Mali Cover Me Queer. Designed for risograph printing. Text: What if we kissed and we were both butch lesbians.
Homage to a Matisse still life painting featuring butch lesbian nightstand paraphernalia (harness, lube, t gel) in risograph colors
Simple illustration by Ren Strapp. Blue line art of a tombstone on a bright yellow background. Text: never better
Mythology of Lesbians risograph print in yellow and coral. A collection of mythical creatures such as unicorn, mermaids, and wolves.
Ren Strapp logo of a wolf biting a sword.