#but its a very... traditional

[mythalism]

hmmm. thinking about how veilguard seems to subscribe more to the more traditional "video game as personal power fulfillment fantasy of heroism" than any other dragon age game, except perhaps origins, though origins does it more artfully.

[boimlerkisser]

Me showing my f/os to my followers again for the millionth time

[yutaan]

Papercraft Tohru - and Yuki, and Kyo! And some little fruit details, because, after all... Fruits Basket! 🍎

I got pretty emotional making this one! Fruits Basket had a huge, profound effect on me in my teens, and I often curled up with it for comfort and a sense of companionship during hard times. Now as an adult, it's been a while since I've read the whole series through, but I pick up random volumes fairly often and skim through them to get that familiar rush of warmth. It's still such a lovely series!

[wilimia]

They hate each other

[misfitmiska]

Ceremony.

[ID: Shot and reverse-shot of T’Pring and Spock as children, looking at each other as they are about to be bonded. Behind each of them is an adult whose face is cut off by the frame. The image is split in half horizontally by a black band with the words: "Less than a marriage, more than a betrothal". /end ID]

Idk, I’ve been thinking many thoughts about T’Pring lately so uhh yeah arranged marriage angst time. :)))

[ID: Short comic showing the children talking right after the ceremony. Spock: Do you believe our bonding to be logical? T’Pring: What you or I believe is irrelevant. There is no logic in expressing it. Spock, off-screen: Of course. /end ID]

Bonus- their ceremony outfits because I actually kinda like them:

[ID: Coloured sketches of the children’s outfits. T’Pring is wearing loose purple pants and a flowy sleeveless lilac top with gold accents, as well as a long see-through cape. Spock is wearing a matching purple robe with a lilac belt and gold accents, as well as a short see-through cape with a hood piece. /end ID]

[quixoticprince]

*In the voice of someone who's only media experience is jjba*: Wow, getting a lot of jjba vibes from tf2

Amidst the chaos and disappointments that encompassed my last two months, I had a fun connection about two of my favorite brain rot comics - you got an immortal(ish) with a harsh backstory who spirals into obsessive hatred that ends in the stealing of their obsession's bodies and subsequently haunt those family lines and those adjacent to them for generations - and I liken the Zeppelis, who shares the Joestar's generational curse by Dio/immortal creatures in general, to the Conaghers who I also see as helpers to the Mann line Its a really cool angle to look at Engie in, who since I was 14 was my least favorite character lol, this really elevated him for me

And so if the Manns are like the Joestars, that means like, Olivia Man is the equivalent of Joseph lol which is very funny to me

[crowliphale]

Some 'pinions

[bigfatbreak]

How would’ve Sabine reacted if the peacock curse claimed Tom instead? Would she have gone down a similar path of vengeance?

yea probably

[orcatnip]

hunted sketches 😸

dont tell the others, but hunted is definitely my favorite.. 🤭

also,

[molathesunfish]

assorted lcb art

[dandeleon]

it mcgucket monday (da WHOLE family here‼️)

[venusiinfurss]

sketchy studies of thee tequila scene to celebrate filling up this sketchbook :3 (click on the photo for better definition)

[wu-does-art]

theres not enough mono with teefs so have this. also theyre BOTH biters, c'mon guys!!

[papier-ciseaux]

I want this guy to start enacting french rural courtship tradition. Like putting a whole tree by someone's window in the night.

The tradition is mostly known as "l'arbre de mai" [may tree] but the trees can also just be called "Mais". You may know the german "Maibaum", but it's also a tradition in France, with variants depending on where you live. Basically, in the night of the first of may, young men will bring decorated trees (usually birch in germany and beech in france, but some trees can have additional meaning) to the window of unmarried girls from their village. This is done anonymously and the girls can try to figure out who did that. It's also linked to marriage.

In some region, instead of a small tree, all the young men bring a large tree to the village center and use the branches to make bouquet to leave on the window sill of girls.

There are many variants.

[doctorsiren]

Messed up lining Ford’s face so I went a different direction

[likesdoodling]

Edit: for context, this is a re-imagining of chapter 50 Annatar being like "Look. Maedhros. I know it might feel like it's only you making an effort to atm, but you aren't the only one trying to change round here, y'know?"

I didn't come up with this, but as I was reading through the comments on Chapter 50 of The Harrowing, I saw one that absolutely needed to be brought to life with appropriate visuals~ (took me like five days before I had any spare time, but it's here now >:D)

@chthonion

:D