2maegor2cruel

[2maegor2cruel]

Our 149th piece is...

Bran and the Mountain Liddle (A Storm of Swords) -- by @effemar here on tumblr. For @chevaliermesfait, who donated to Gaza Soup Kitchen.

If you’d like a prompt of your own drawn out by an artist on our team, you can find more information in our pinned post!

[2maegor2cruel]

Theyre sending me to da foppish dandys effeminate school for pansy boys

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

I love my leg hair #myleghair

[2maegor2cruel]

i don’t know who needs to hear this but you do not need to wear makeup

[2maegor2cruel]

I don't know exactly how to articulate this but... if you repeatedly show historical fiction women rejecting traditionally female skills/duties and doing swords instead, because swords is obviously the Most Important Thing, you are kind of implying that all the work that has been traditionally done by female hands for millennia was useless all along and not, you know, keeping civilization going. Because it's usually rejected not as a personal preference but as This Is The Important Stuff (male work) and That is The Dumb Useless Stuff (women's work) and that kind of bothers me. The message was supposed to be Vital But Underpaid and Underappreciated, not women's work is insignificant so let's all go do swords.

[2maegor2cruel]

everyone is sick of reading everyone else's list of personal problems at the top of their blogs, we've been over all the reasons why this is a bad idea both interpersonally and as an online safety thing, however i think it should also be mentioned that just showing me the big list of what's wrong with you first thing when i click on your blog counts as spoilers and ruins the narrative tension. i clicked on your blog to find out over time, through a series of mysterious flashbacks and delightful subtextual nods, what's wrong with you. youre taking all the fun out of it

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

*spelling words out so my knight doesn’t get too excited* I’ve been thinking of sending him on a Q-U-E-S-T to save a M-A-I-D-E-N from a D-R-A-G-O-N. He’s been a very good boy lately.

[2maegor2cruel]

Portrait of the Lady Stark and her two daughters at Winterfell, year 296 AC, commissioned by Lord Hoster Tully

[2maegor2cruel]

Old Nan told him a story about a bad little boy who climbed too high and was struck down by lightning, and how afterward the crows came to peck out his eyes. Bran was not impressed. There were crows' nests atop the broken tower, where no one ever went but him, and sometimes he filled his pockets with corn before he climbed up there and the crows ate it right out of his hand. None of them had ever shown the slightest bit of interest in pecking out his eyes.

Bran Stark, commissioned from souryam (tumblr)

[2maegor2cruel]

Inuit girl - Greenland - 1962

[2maegor2cruel]

[2maegor2cruel]

the pointlessness of the current human experience by Sam Yang