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English translation

Manhua: 19 days

Author: @oldxian_ox

Chapter 474 "Venting"

Read all the chapters at : @/19days.eng instagram

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If a girl is to do the same superman thing where he takes off his disguise, we just look pervy. Not the same effect

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had a thought

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Nothing drives this society more crazy than a woman who doesn't hate herself

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Nightmares hidden in the depths 🐙 Another late mermay

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Do you want to be politically pure in theory or help your neighbor. Is it fruitless to help your neighbor because there's no Perfect Pure way to do it ?

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a1/a2 as ladies

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What would you say your biggest artistic influences are as far as character design goes?

Also what kinds of plots immediately get you hooked on a story?

Oh god hard to say. Pokémon as a whole for sure. The blocky and simple, athleisure fashion is something that pops um in my work a lot. Ken Sugimori's older work is something that inspires me a lot. I love how small and chunky and effectively simple it is

take is another artist who I became familiar with after seeing her work on Pokémon SWSH. Her work is pretty different from Ken's (very colorful and sleek) but it's still very simple in a way that doesn't feel under-designed. She puts detail in very unique places that really help each character stand out from each other. I aspire to color like this and I also feel like I draw people with similar proportions

Jenn Strickland ( @jennerallydrawing ) isn't a character designer (i think, i know them as a board artist and director) but their character work is everything I wish my work was. Effortlessly expressive and fun but super simple in the best way. I do think their work as a board artist really informs how they design because every design they've done looks so easy and fun to draw (a board artist's dream). The stark black they use is something I use in my own work and it also has a sleek but chunky quality to it that's really satisfying

Awuradwoa Afful's (@/rajieee) work is perfecttt. Simple, blocky, understated but fun. I love how she handles fashion and clothing as well. But most of all, she simplifies black hairstyles in a really nice way! I wish I had this much style

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The vampires out there are vicious.

Interview with the Vampire (2022 —)

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Halcyon, Chapter 16

Read the new chapter here on Ao3 Summary:

Guan Shan stretched out his sore back and groaned. “Fuck, He Tian. I thought the idea was to record without distractions.” He watched as Felix headed directly towards the lake, leaving luggage and equipment forgotten. “A concrete basement would have been more effective.” He Tian laughed. “Just admit you like it,” he said with a smug grin. “Distraction free doesn’t mean we can’t spoil ourselves a bit. Come on, let's look at the rooms.”

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illegal immigration is swag and epic and i salute everyone who does it. personally i think if you can afford to move somewhere you should be allowed to live there no questions asked. actually even if you cant afford it, it's not like i can afford to live here either. who give a shit.

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i dont think he can process anything right now, emily

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I talked about it on twitter now that the day is here and there has been art for Ladynoir July Day 1, but I think my biggest issue with the "ship art as opportunity to educate the fandom" is that imperfect depictions of WWII will often mythologize the subject material and relegate it to a sort of uncomplicated digestible fiction. Very rarely is historical reference given to particular resistance movements, to the ways in which antifascist groups formed in occupied territories and their methods of fighting occupation. This is because, and I hate to say it, many people simply don't know or care that much. Vague platitudes are given towards resistance leaders who do nothing more than distribute loaves of bread to the needy and kick a bad guy in the face.

Is that really all we can conceptualize antifascist resistance as? Television-ready depictions of good guys doing a million unconnected good deeds? I'm sure there's more you could do if you wanted to genuinely approach the topic. Even cursory research on The Resistance (I capitalize it as I am directly referencing La Résistance, a collection of groups fighting the Nazi occupation and Vichy regime during WWII) shows their biggest contribution was intelligence networks. People also undervalue the importance of the press in helping antifascist movements congregate and disseminate their ideas. That at least gives more information into the actual goings-on of that time period, referencing how much of it was a slow collaborative effort rather than montages of badassery done by, well... superheroes.

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Between the scenes - Mission 117

Until proven otherwise in canon, I believe this man reads trashy romance manga in his spare time.

The thing he must do to understand his enemies - those mushy feelings - so he can better avoid them. All for the power of isolation ✊

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RIP Richard Serra. You made so many people so so so mad