#lark and sparrow

[transformersweatpants]

Silly little Adam’s Family quote for my silly little Tlou au

My commissions are open!

[undefbug]

And I think we all hope we don’t become our parents.

[koalabees]

Personal dad and son designs!! Been eating this podcast UP

[khoirkid]

How’re we doin- oh, we’ve drawn the kiddads again? Uh huh, how’s that mental health doing buddy? We ok?

[hawper]

Small Hands- Radical Face (2/4) Pages 3-4

In honor of the first episode release I'm catching live, here's the first two pages of a S1 Dungeons and Daddies comic.

(i promise I did not forget about Darryl and Grant they're just in the next verse lol)

[navigaviafanpage]

It's just soul-crushing how in Dungeons and Daddies, technically a comedy podcast, practically the greatest execution of themes and representation of generational trauma in the history of medias, everyone's storyline resolve itself in the most fitting and tragic way possible, for some more than others.

There are those who get their "happy ending". Darryl, Lincoln, Ron, Terry Jr, they make the active choice of being happy, to love and be loved and renounce the fight.

On the other hand, Normal, Grant and Scary, at the "end" of the story they find a fight, the realisation that they need to change themselves and/or their perception of things to be happy and it's completely up to them. That's where Glenn failed and, one could argue, Sparrow too. That's somewhere Taylor and Lark will never arrive, because they enjoy the fight more than thinking about the consequences and for better and for worse they're okay where they're stucked.

And then there is Harry, our crunchy, munchy, hippie druid dad, who tried his best and made many mistakes, but never fucked up that badly to deserve his ending. Henry was just a man, not an eldritch entity nor a god, just a man, and a decent one. What to do when things go shit and is no one fault (Willy’s)? To share the stage of this cruel turn of events there is Nick/Nicholas/Nicky Close Foster Freeman Swift, fate's puppet, the martyr and no one's son, who wanted to go home and hadn't got such a thing. He never got a chance to start with. Would have he been a good father? What mark would he have left on his son? Would he have left anyway, in the end? Henry and Nick, they were both betrayed and left behind, one went to the woods of the plastic heavens, the other straight to hell. They were never in control. What does that mean? What's the moral if not that shit happens every day? The reason why they keep trying is very simple: that's all there is left. Love. Sometimes it's enough. Sometimes you have to make it enough.

[biscuitfacegrey]

if it wasn’t blatantly clear I miss these kids

[variksel]

R.I.P un-traumatized lark and sparrow, you wouldve loved the term what the sigma

[zuulbean]

taking a break from artfight attacks and drew the s1 dndads kiddos :)

[risetherivermoon]

not enough people talk about how funny the scene of lark pretending to be sparrow in the papa johns arc is when you relisten to it knowing it isn't sparrow whos talking 😭

LIKE SIR-

[dungeon-head]

Kid lark and sparrow as it goes

[0rczy]

In another universe…

What’s up with eldritch god-fighting twins with a kind of tree for last names?

I’m watching Gravity Falls for the first time since it came out. It’s fun! Love the art style, wanted to try it out.

(Also, I know that technically they should be in their soccer uniforms but I forgot.)

[undefbug]

God I made so many alts for this one eat up

[icantthinkwell]

[mo-gxn]

thine oaks

[vinnyschminny]

Doodles be upon ye