#BUT HOT TO GO WIN

[owly-lumi]

I had this drawing in mind for months lol. Roddy and boombox Soundwave 💫🌟✨

Extra without alt mode :')

Btw thanks @sketchy-mf for the musical help🤌🏻

🔹Btw I'm reopening the commissions if there were people interested!.

unfortunately I couldn't dedicate much time to Tumblr, but if there are questions just send me a dm!

[izzi-rads]

yeah man

[camilleflyingrotten]

[alkallier]

I wont explicitly say what pairs I prefer… but there will be signs

…im honestly just posting random things right now cus I cant really draw at the moment—

[crowliphale]

Some 'pinions

[sunlight-shunlight]

as always i was thinking about it (thedas art history) and

i think actually the whole chantry situation would be significantly influenced by the fact that they have control over all the tranquil? and the tranquil are... literate, unpaid, tireless, detail-oriented labourers, who will never get bored or cranky or want to quit. so they would actually be like the backbone of how southern thedas makes any kind of printed material, in scriptoriums attached to the circles or whatever?

which is also really convenient for the chantry. since then they have a chokehold on what gets disseminated. any independent groups that make manuscripts or print material would be less efficient, since by necessity, they would need to... pay their scribes and give them days off, and occasionally have them goof up a page and waste time.

and this raises really interesting questions about stuff like the book of shartan and the heretical chant verses being spread around - can people quietly bribe a chantry official to get them to assign a tranquil to copy it out under the table? is there part-time scribe work going on in alienages to keep these texts circulating? do mages (also literate and have access to materials) themselves manage to do this type of thing covertly, or do they have enough loyalty from the tranquil that the tranquil would be willing to lie about it and help them make some contraband?

anyway, THIS is how the popularity of varric's serialized novels, spurring the development of the printing press, and therefore more secular decentralized sources of media, could create a Chantry Reformation Chaos Era, when the chantry loses its grip on information and archives-

[aglionbyacademia]

Neil in a “my kink is karma” t shirt

[renndiagrams]

you know what really kills me? that they had the chance to explore this real canon material and they still chose… that

[anny-f]

My simple summary of today's sprint

[turtleblogatlast]

I am once again reiterating that Leo could and should be a figure skater because what are ice skates if not twin blades? What is dual blade swordsmanship if not a dance-like performance? Using the skates as blades themselves could let Leo make portals be his ice rink no? I rest my case. ⛸️

[sky-kiss]

A Mother's Love

Watch me cope hard. Spoilers for the end of Clair Obscur so like. Click away if you haven't finished. I'll put it under a cut, but it's images from the final fight looking at the framing of a certain character's intervention.

All screenshots taken from this video as I haven't made it back in my NG+ save yet. All the credit to the video creator.

First off, you can absolutely say/believe that Aline only intervenes because Renoir is distracted and she sees it as her best opportunity to push him out of the Canvas.

However, I'd posit that Aline knows she can't hold the Canvas in her current state. She's an experienced Painter, she knows the physical cost, and she's on death's door. And Aline doesn't enter the fight immediately. She waits. Not until Renoir is at his weakest, when she could potentially oust him, but for when it's clear that Renoir/the Axons are too powerful, and Alicia won't be able to overcome him.

Aline airdrops in and then very deliberately pauses to look at Alicia.

Alicia's expression is shocked at first, then hopeful. Her mother sees her and intervenes on her behalf.

If Aline was only interested in taking the Canvas back for herself, she would have no reason to do any of this. She could have pulled her Attack on Titan shenanigans right out of the gate. The scene is also framed to position her between Alicia and Renoir, to put Alicia behind her in a protected position.

And after Aline does transform and goes to nuke Sirène with extreme prejudice, this is Alicia's reaction.

She smiles. Maman finally showed up for her.

Compare this to Verso's obvious horror.

Finally, the lyrics in Une vie à peindre. At this point, they've shifted. Aline/Alice (Renoir/Victor after, then both together) is now singing:

Reaching out my hand and begging you

Come back

Renoir's time in the Canvas is also over.

After the fight is finished, when Renoir and Alicia are both at their weakest, when it would be the opportune moment to make a last-ditch effort to reclaim the Canvas, Aline doesn't. She just reaches out to her husband and then fades. It's a moment of understanding between them. And Alicia has the Canvas.

In summary, coping hard, after all the terrible things she put Alicia through, I fully believe that Aline decided to step up and finally do something for her daughter.

Now, it's ultimately probably a bad thing that she did this—if Aline can catch some stray L's, she gonna do it—but from Alicia's PoV it's loving.

[cybertron-smash-or-pass]

[tavi-time]

Wanted to challenge myself to make a baseball themed glam with vanilla items (excluding the bat and baseball obv lol) and actually love the end result so much !!! yes I listened to baseball organ music on repeat while making it

[starspangledsteeve]

“yelena, being the hero, there is no higher calling. your sister understood something about that"

sick and twisted they put these into the final trailer. marvel said we are not kidding around this time. guys it's time to lock the fuck in and make sure your emotions are safely buckled in because it's going to be a wild ride.

[sweetstuffiemilk]

Doodles from a while ago..... My fave sapphics..... Ueueue