#i am not tagging every character here...

[moonmeg]

Always existed, always will exist 🌈

Who is who under the cut ‼️❤️

[egophiliac]

don't think I'm not still obsessing over 7-12

[gwinver-art]

Got very into legos for a while, and when I found out you could order individual pieces from their website I knew I wanted to try and build a character myself– so I made RGB and Negative from @modmad's webcomic The Property of Hate!!

I used bootleg skibidi toilet legos (of all things) to do the TV heads– the mold was perfect, I just needed to repaint it (with the teeniest brush…) and glue on a new screen. I also switched the arms on the blue torso (they were white, for a waistcoat look, but it was the only piece I could find with a bowtie that wasn't black or white).

Overall I think they turned out so well and super cute ;v;

[vespermyotis]

every franklin expedition death in the terror (2018) + go west

[ulteri0rm0tives]

Now.. I'm not doubting Johnny somewhat (?) loved Alt in his own convoluted and severely misguided ways but uh.. to call them soulmates? Did we uh.. did we not play the same game? Watch the same scenes? Because it's crazy y'all r saying that when we literally play as his actual soulmate

[umblrspectrum]

hi heres my ramblings about a md rain world au i made up in like a day bye

[tiredguyswag]

it's really cool how almost all the "morally good" characters in cs have to be "pretty" and have anglocentric features and the villains and morally grey characters (specifically men) get to have non white features and by really cool i mean girl get up what the fuck

[raincoatpng]

some OC stuff I never posted.

They are from a story I've been thinking about for a while. The knights (Percy and Simon) are tasked by the king to rescue his daughter, Princess Enora, from a family of evil witches who hold a grudge on them. And whichever of the two knights comes back with the princess will get to marry her.

The catch is: everyone involved is super gay.

[nixotinix]

U KNOW WHO U SHOULD DRAW INSTEAD OF THE ROGUES

.. best part about this request being from my bestest friend in the whole world?

dont even gotta guess who they want me to draw.

[joyfulhottubfuntik]

Here's more of me rambling about Frankenstan aus (and just those where Stan dies and Ford struggles to undo it. The possibilities really are endless here lol) cause they have me in a chokehold.

I'm thinking about the aftermath.. About Ford seeing more clearly than ever that his brother is very vulnerable, that his being alive is anything but a given. And I'm mostly talking about the aus where someone murders Stan or where he ends his own life. Because this would mean that not only would Ford understand that his brother can be harmed, he would also know that there are threats to his brother's life out there, people who want him dead, a world that wouldn't care if he was.

And you know the very much canon part of the brothers' dynamic that defines a lot of who they are and is the reason why their parents are portrayed as neglectful and cold at best, why Shermie is a non-existent character? It's that for the entirety of their childhood they only had each other to rely on. Just the two of them against the world.

And this is what I think would return, especially on Ford's side. Because there he is, constantly around his brother's dead body, breaking every natural law, employing every single possible method that might bring him back. The loneliness and fear creeping in, along with the realization that all of this could've been avoided if he checked on Stanley earlier, reached out, helped him, protected him.

And when Stan's miraculously back, Ford sees it as his second chance that he could never afford to waste. And so he grows protective of him, overly so, ignoring Stan's own thoughts on the matter, because what does it matter when it comes to his safety?So what if this means not letting him go anywhere unsupervised, so that he doesn't get in trouble? So what if neither of them really talk to any other people? There was once a time when they only needed each other to be happy, so what's wrong with bringing that back, right? (A lot. A lot of things are.)

One more thing is their dynamic shifting to be... well, unbalanced, I guess. Because now it's not just two twin brothers, it's Ford who chooses to take care of Stan, has more context of the situation, chose to bring his brother back in the first place, with no consideration of his feelings on the matter. And of course, all of that's out for genuine and incredibly strong love and care, but does it change that his whole behavior is very unfair towards Stan? No it doesn't

[enhanced-operatives-division]

Can you guys believe it's been over a year since I first drew her,,,,

[calamarispiderart]

heeeheheheeeeheehee

[ryuusei-boi]

Inazuma Eleven - Super Tachiagariyo!

Taken from [English Sub] Inazuma Eleven: THE MOVIE - The Invasion of the Strongest Army, Ogre! HD by Ilay

[meamiki]

Happy Anniversary In Stars and Time!! Have some Friend Quest based drawings :D

(These have specific quote picks related to them! And there's also a long ramble on why I like those specific quotes below if interested)

(And by long, I mean roughly 2k+ words of proper ramble total, so be warned before clicking keep reading this link right here to the rb!!)

[hopehopever]

happy birthday @catmask

go read laika's comet! 💫

[lishenkaaa]

i think something we sometimes ignore when we talk about tlt's themes of love is its incredible focus on familial love, like the books' romantic and sexual themes are very clear but also it truly is a series that questions what a family is from the very beginning. gideon's lack of both a biological and chosen family (at least in her eyes) and harrow's almost decade-long attempt at maintaining the illusion of one in gtn. the fifth and the fourth, filling in the missing parts of their own families with each other. coronabeth, ianthe and even naberius' entire deal. the focus within silas and colum's dynamic of their biological compatibility as a necro/cav pair. john's desire for a daughter in harrow and then discovery of one in gideon, as well as pyrrha's desire to find out why her kid had to die only to find out 1) not her kid, 2) didn't die originally, 3) still died in the end. nona and pyrrha and pal and cam, which tazmuir herself has specifically highlighted we should question if it even counts as a family at all, but has also made sure we know they loved each other anyway. kiriona as her mother's daughter and her father's son but ultimately neither and how it kills her even as a corpse. and anastasia, the series' godot who despite making no appearance is felt in its every corner, who pyrrha painted a nursery with and who started the lineage that opened the legendary tomb.

can't wait to see how this is all explored in atn, especially when nona's family is only a "dress rehearsal" for the real horrors of love.