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I learned the other day that apparently in 12th century Europe “Tiffany” was a popular name. It was an English form of the Latin name “Theophania.” However, because it sounds too modern, authors and historians shy away from using it, despite its historical accuracy. This has become known as “The Tiffany Problem.”


So, of course I had to draw The Tiffany Problem. I spent all of maybe 5 minutes on this nonsense, most of that being “how do horses work again?” Anyway, thought I’d share the ridiculousness.

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