Loveday Funck

06/18/2026

A little moonlit library for tired souls.
Find the sleep stories on YouTube: The Street of Forgetting with Loveday

06/18/2026

One thing I’m especially excited to bring to Oddities this weekend: my hand-created bags.

These are made from my own artwork and designs, then sewn into one-of-a-kind pieces. Some are moody, some are strange, some are downright fairy-tale feral.

I’ll have them with me Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21, as part of my double booth setup.

Come find the bag that looks like it knows your secrets. 🖤

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

Hive mind: I have found an Australian seller and a UK dealer selling copies of my book on Ebay. Should I be concerned about piracy?

06/17/2026

I rarely bring jewelry to events, but Oddities felt like the right place to make an exception.

This weekend, June 20 and 21, I’ll have jewelry with me alongside my bags, books, decks, portraits, and Unbelongings. Little talismans. Strange pretties. Pieces with that tiny relic feeling.

I love objects that feel personal before they even belong to you.

Come dig through the treasure pile. ✨

06/17/2026

Hobblewick feels like a character mid-entrance.

A dynamic, angular Unbelonging with a lot of personality packed into every line.

06/17/2026

A closer look at Hobblewick.

This face carries so much quirky confidence, playful, sharp, and just a little theatrical.

06/16/2026

Evelyn has been called many things.

A beginning.
A mistake.
A warning.
A myth.

But myths are what happen when the world grows tired of listening to women tell the truth.

In Tongue of the Serpent, Evelyn steps out of the oldest story and into New Orleans, carrying memory, power, and a grief that has learned to wear silk.

Available now on Amazon.

06/16/2026

The Victorian portraits are packing their tiny luggage.

I’ll have my anthropomorphic Victorian portraits with me at Oddities this weekend, including cats, creatures, and elegant little weirdos who look like they inherited a haunted estate and are not taking questions at this time.

These are always some of my favorite pieces to bring to an oddities crowd, because you all understand the joy of a portrait that feels half ancestor, half omen.

Come see them June 20 and 21.