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It them!

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Dude, Duderino, bro, homie ur art is lit like Christmas lights and it also has very creative scenes. Btw I just saw your night vale art, and I really hope u make more cause it's beautiful

dude i liked this ask so much i did a quick nightvale sketch just for you

hopefully they’re off air

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y’all ever think about these two and just start crying? because i sure do

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The Good Omens Love-Fest Continues

Featuring Michael Sheen and David Tennant talking about working with each other (and the Crowley/Aziraphale relationship) in Good Omens

Source [ X ]

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don’t forget to read the yelp reviews for your local psychics 

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It’s loving Pynch hours

I used this picture as a reference:

https://boysbygirls.co.uk/archived/the-modern-beauty-paradigm

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Women, they have minds, and they have souls, as well as just hearts. And they’ve got ambition, and they’ve got talent, as well as beauty, and I’m so sick of people saying that love is just all a woman is fit for.

LITTLE WOMEN (2019), dir. Greta Gerwig

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Tumblr introduced me to the idea of bisexual Shang and I fell hard <3

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i’m pretty sure this is what aziraphale had in mind during those few seconds >u>

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i was in the mood to draw lots of hair, so here’s a quick crowley looking at…. somebody >u>

pretty sure his hair naturally tends towards ringlets and curls (the way he had it those first 4000 years) but of course he can will it into whatever style he pleases. maybe he grows it out again someday?

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Bucky: Okay Morgan, there are 206 bones in the body, but! I’m gonna teach you how to dislocate someone’s body in 230 ways—

Sam: Dude. She’s a kid.

Morgan:...

Bucky: Oh yeah! You’re right.

*turns around for a few seconds before turning back with puppets over his hands*

Bucky, in somewhat a Kermit the frog’s voice: Hi kids! We’re going to show you how to dislocate someone’s body! Let’s start with the Clavicle region. Do you know where that is?

Sam: oh my god.

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You think you’re funny. I think I’m adorable.

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So my friend and I have had a joke going around that we kinda look like Ned and Peter from Spider Man. She could pull off a feminine Ned, while I could pull off a feminine Peter

Well... I got a couple more friends together to play MJ and Flash and oh my god

damn

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Okay but.

Steve needs to have a Swear Jar and every time someone says a profanity in front of him, he just holds it out. The especially bad ones cost two dollars, don’t think Steve will let you get away with that. And this goes on for months and months and when Bucky starts coming around, he notices it. And he also notices how Steve doesn’t swear in front of any of the Avengers.

And when he gets Steve alone, he’s like, “what gives, you’ve got the worst mouth out of anyone I know.”

And Steve, with a perfectly innocent expression, says, “they made assumptions, Buck. I think those assumptions should at least buy a new bike, don’t you?”

And Bucky just stares at him, awed, like, “I forgot how fucking devious you are.”

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mitski - two slow dancers

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Tony Stark under different directors

Jon Favreau: Snarky asshole but portrayed with a heart of gold. There’s an emphasis on Tony having a heroic, selfless side underneath all the snark and rich man shenanigans. 

Joss Whedon: Even more of a snarky asshole than Jon Favreau’s depiction. Plays down the threats in the movie, whether it’s Loki invading Earth or Ultron going on a rampage. Has a witty one-liner for any situation.

Shane Black: Still a snarky asshole but there’s a considerable focus on Stark’s mental health issues and, overall, his human side. Not as confident in himself compared to Favreau and Whedon’s depictions. Arguably, the most human and humbling depiction of Tony Stark. 

The Russo Brothers: Very similar to Jon Favreau’s depiction (an asshole with a heart of gold) but you get the feeling that the Russos wants Tony to suffer. Whether it’s Rhodey getting paralyzed, learning that Bucky murdered his parents, losing Peter to the Snap, or getting stabbed in the chest by Thanos, the Russos enjoy Tony in pain.

Jon Watts: Dad 

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the parallel I didn't need.

Don't you sometimes just realize how much they care about each other.