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Moondust 

art by @bunny-child-protection-squad

http://spikelikegwah.deviantart.com/art/Moondust-619452237

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE SOURCE 

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#burn

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Video games announced for a 2016 release with no comfirmed release date

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Top 5 dance moves

5. the “gamer dance”

4. the “sakura shuffle”

3. the “lifty boys”

2. i dont know what this ones called but its sick as hell

aaaaand 1. the “he cookin!!” 

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Yuu-chan…

There’s something I have to tell you.

Please wake up. Hey, wake up, Yuu!

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— Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray (insp.)

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when a mutual unfollows you first

so then you unfollow them right back

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Let’s Talk OOT Theories

Let''s talk theories again SO this is a theory that I stand so firmly behind that I dare say I do not think anyone could convince me not to believe it But I believe Link and Zelda in Ocarina of Time are lost siblings. Now I do have some things to support this theory so I a going to elaborate a little 1. Zelda's mother died when she was very young. She remembers a story her mother told her when she was young but it does not appear she remembers anything else vivid like that about her mother. Link's father is never identified but his mother died in front of the Deku Tree given why Link was raised as a Kokiri. It might be possible the woman who died in front of the tree was Zelda's mother. Perhaps some circumstances caused her to flee Hyrule with Link and resulting in her death after all Zelda's mother is never given a definite cause of death.  Also dumb point but Zelda is taller than Link both child and adult form so perhaps she is a tad older? 2. Various people tell Link he looks a lot like Princess Zelda. 3. Link seems to have access to things that only those bearing the blood of the Royal Family can access. Now it can be argued that it is only because he knows the song of the Royal Family but I mean that seems a bit like a security issue there. I have more reasons but I will spare you the long long monlogue I have supporting this theory But hey, tell me what you think

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Some sexy Wild Links I drew for my friend despite my annoying block tonight

Linearts beneath the cut

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Quick sketch of the wild child

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References of the new Link design provided by Miitomo. Will be useful for drawing and cosplay purposes.

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Thus was born our Hero of the Wildfires

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I think it’s brave to try to be happy.

Vivian, Pushing Daisies (via carteir)

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Speaking Out On Something Quick

Feel Free to Read But I Just Want To Say A Little Something About A Little Something

Criticism is a good thing...if you aren't rude about it

Now when I say this I do not mean that all criticism should be sugar coated or soft. Sometimes all artists need some really tough love that makes them push themselves harder but there are also some other things to take into account when you criticize someone.

1. Understand who you are criticizing put a lot of hard work in time into what you are viewing

Whether it is a couple minutes, a few hours, or even a couple of days all pieces of art took time and energy to create. The artist had to come up with what they made and they had to execute it even if they did it well or not so much. Drawing is literally a bunch of lines strategically placed to resemble things our brain recognizes as real life objects. That artist had to decide where those lines had to go and sometimes it is a freaking headache so bear that in mind. I am saying to be an angel all the time but do understand that all things take work and hard work too so don't be so harsh.

2. There are just some things you shouldn't say

Okay so I am not calling anyone out on this but some things you simply just shouldn't say to people.

I don't like what you made because I don't like the style ( whether realistic, anime, cartoony ). If you came in already disliking the style or the theme  then already your words aren't going to be very nice. You aren't really critiquing at that point cause you were never looking for good points in the first place.

When someone puts a lot of work into things it would be nice to avoid words like generic, basic, typical, things that make an artist feel unoriginal or not an individual with a style of their own. As someone who has been told something I made was generic or basic I want to say that hearing someone refer to your work by one of these adjectives hurts more than you would think. It is kind of stab to the chest really and it sort of makes you hate what you made. Now I know that artists should not be 100% influenced by critiques and other's opinions but to some extent they should take criticism to heart as much as they believe will help them. Telling someone they are basic hurts more than it helps at all to be honest.

Just in general I want to say before you critique someone try to understand that there was a lot of work and love that went into these things whether they are drawings, paintings, literature, anything really. Energy, time, love, and creativity went into this. Yes sometimes good criticism can hurt sometimes but it is nice to approach in the right way. Tearing someone down isn't good at all and I see a lot of it on social media nowadays.

Basic, Shitty, Unoriginal, Useless, and shooting down things that set apart people or make them different isn't cool.

Being an artist is really hard so please when you offer criticism please have a little tact when you do it. Even if you are talking about things like video games, movies, etc. This is also art and it took a LOT of work. I am not asking for much and I am not saying negative criticism is evil or bad or something

Just please everyone

Show a little Respect and Show a Little Love

We are all in this art world together and we all know it can be a pain in the ass

So let's support each other rather than tear each other down