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Get it

Let it roll

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Current obsession: Daniel Brühl 🥺😍 I am living for this colour palette 💜💙

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Tom x Loki 🖤💚

I refreshed an old photo manip into a digital art. Yay!

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reminisce..

I miss them. 

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It’s that time of the year. I love you, 3000 ❤️

Redbubble | Society6 | Teepublic

Sometimes, being sick to the gut has its perks. Find this on my Society6!

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Spidey unmasked Poly Art June 2018

Got this signed during Ace Comic Con in Seattle 2018. Yay!

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Am I too late?

It’s Tom Hiddleston’s birthday today, and I’m giving away THREE Thor Ragnarok Loki posters SIGNED by the birthday man himself. Reblog this for a chance to win one of them. Seriously.  

It’s a sweet little promo that we’re doing to help bring awareness to Thor Ragnarok’s release on digital (2/20) & Blu-ray/4K (3/6). 

Hey, they asked me, man. They know I exist. So ya, rb for a chance to win!

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The General.

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This is a precious moment if we analyze it a little more in depth. I think it’s not arbitrary that Trunks is the one who offers Vegeta to hold Bra. When he looks back, he looks at his newborn daughter, but he also gives a meaningful glance to his eldest son Trunks, knowing that he failed him in the past. In this scene, Vegeta seems to be debating with himself: “Should I behave with Bra as I did with Trunks or should I fix my mistakes?” Luckily, he chose this last one. And in front of Trunks, showing him the kind of father he’s now. For that, I’m happy with how they handled this scene. They chose to pass from a cliché scene in which Bulma offers Vegeta to hold Bra, to give place to a beautiful moment for Vegeta’s parental role. Bulma was only Vegeta’s moral support in the distance: “Mom says to hold her.” That was amazing. I’m impressed by this episode. We constantly complain about Dragon Ball Super’s general script but I can’t imagine this moment being otherwise. Although it lacked fluff (we didn’t have any labor moment), I think this fits better with the overall style of the series.

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Friendly reminder that Goku’s fight with the Red Ribbon Army literally happened ONLY because Goku was looking for his Grandpa’s Dragon Ball and he thought they might have it. If not for that, if not for them calling in Tao, they may still exist. Reminder that Goku spared Piccolo not only because killing him kills Kami, but because he wasn’t as bad as his “father” and he wanted to face him again. Reminder that Goku spared Vegeta DESPITE the murder of his allies because he wanted to fight him again one-on-one. Reminder that Vegeta, despite being in a clear position to overpower Freeza 3-on-1, goaded him into transforming in a feeble attempt to prove his own superiority. Reminder that Goku faced Freeza only because he was strong and attacking his friends, not to “free the galaxy”, as evidenced when he was more than willing to just ignore the Ginyus if they left. Had Freeza and his men complied and left, Freeza’s empire would still be in power. Reminder that the Androids were unleashed not only because Goku wanted to see how strong they were, but VEGETA threatened to kill anyone who dared interfere. Reminder that Vegeta allowed Cell to absorb Android 18 to attain his final form, once again in a bid to prove his own superiority. Reminder that Goku gave Cell a Senzu bean before Gohan fought him to ensure a good fight and only later realized he’d made a mistake in trying to push his son to be like himself and attempt to intervene. Reminder that the enraged Gohan refused to finish off Cell as he felt the monster needed to suffer more, resulting in the death of his father and Trunks. Reminder that Goku and Vegeta (and even Gohan) played Rock, Paper, Scissors to determine who would get to fight first in a scenario where the entire universe hung in the balance. Also that Vegeta loudly expressed his boredom and anger throughout. Reminder that Vegeta sould his soul to Babidi to force a fight with Goku before his time ran out and to regain his ruthless edge, despite knowing it may revive Buu. Also a reminder that Goku literally threatened to kill Kaioshin if he didn’t allow him to take his anger out on Vegeta after he murdered all those people just for the hey of it, despite knowing that fighting Vegeta may revive Buu. Reminder that Gotenks feigned being weakened and out of power to try to make his fight seem more dramatic, which prompted Piccolo to try to trap them all there and end Buu’s threat, only for Buu to escape and kill the rest of their friends and family. Reminder that Vegeta crushed the Potara he’d been given to avoid fusing again so they could face Buu individually as a matter of pride, and that Goku then agreed. Reminder that Vegeta, in trying to extend the already-weakened Freeza’s beating and prove a point, allowed Freeza the time needed to destroy the Earth. The point being: Goku has always done things like this. Always been there. He’s similar to Luffy in that, while they do good things, it’s never for the sake of it, but for the sake of achieving their own goal. And that, as this is prevalent in Vegeta and even Gohan, Goten, and Trunks to a degree as well, this is appears to be an unfortunate Saiyan trait.

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Argh!!!!

Dragon Ball Super #78

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THIS

Things I’ve thought about this morning: Rosie growing up with Sherlock and John as parental figures.

She knows a lot about very specific things. Some of these things concern her teachers.

She gets in trouble for skipping steps when having to explain her reasoning because she thinks it was obvious

Interest in STEM fields. Chemistry, medicine, engineering. She wants to know why and how things work

Sherlock’s violin keeps her grounded to the arts. There’s also an angry painting phase as a teenage that neither Sherlock nor John understand but fully support.

She goes to some of the best schools, small and for gifted children (thanks Uncle Mycroft) after traditional schooling proves to be…complicated.

She has her dad’s sass and it gets her into trouble from time to time

An effort is made to make sure she has friends her own age, neither Sherlock or John want her to be isolated from her peers, they know what that feels like

John showing up on meet the parents day to talk about his job and he talks about medicine instead of Sherlock. The class is very disappointed.

Sherlock helps her build a mind palace. Hers starts out as a dollhouse.

They have highly competitive board game nights. Eventually John has to lay down ground rules so they don’t get out of hand.

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Her first word

I can't wait for her arrival. ❤️

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FINALLYYYYYYYYY

Episode summaries for Super Eps. 74-77. Bra has finally arrived. Also CHILDHOOD THROWBACK WITH DA BOYZ AT KAME HOUSE AWWWW YEAH.

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This makes my heart flutter. ❤❤❤

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