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[artsymeeshee]

Dino Onesie 🦖

[tinyfantasminha]

Jamimayu commission for @anbaisai 🐍

[actuallyacat]

Another butcher!ghost sketch 🙏

[epsilonicronecronomicon]

@floatyhands

Now draw him vulnerable and slightly disheveled in a suit

[shrimpyjackal]

If you haven’t already, can you pleaaaase draw Tenna with 4 arms 🙏🙏🙏

i envy his capabilities with these 4 arms so much

│ Instagram │ Bluesky │

[hanafubukki]

This is so cute. I always love when twst releases new promo art like this. Especially since it emphasizes that yuu/you are the ones taking these pics.

Theres Lilia with pop music club taking a picture happily. 💞💚

Malleus is being adorable and smiling at us, posing/playing with his tamogatchi. 🥰💙

Watching sebek and jack arm wrestle 💞💞 epel is having the time of his life.

This is so funny to me 😂😂 because I can’t help but wonder?? What is Ruggie saying that has silver making that face?? Even the animals on his shoulders are going 🤨🤨

Rook is staring at us as if he’s the one who caught us. 😆💙

And then there’s deuce and ace posing cutely 💞💞💚💚 always happy to see the prefect 🥹🥹💞💞

This is so lovely. I love them 💞💞💞

(Sleepy grim under the cut/whole poster 💞💞)

[peepeepy]

[chirp-a-chirp]

Ninth: Consistency and method are overrated.

Some days, ideas flow like a babbling brook or raging rapids. And laptops aren’t always available (let alone water proof). As long as you get the idea/sentences down somewhere—a notebook, your computer, discord/tumblr chats, a scrap piece of paper, random notes on your phone—you can always jump back in and flush it out later. It doesn’t matter where you put down the writing—it matters that you write when inspiration strikes.

the ADHD writer's guide to actually finishing a draft (no, seriously) 📝

okay, tumblr, writers... we need to TALK about how to actually finish a damn draft when your executive functioning decided to pack its bags and leave for a permanent vacation in the bahamas.

i'm not here to give you that basic "just set a timer!" advice that makes me want to throw my laptop into the sun. we all know those productivity hacks that work for neurotypicals make us want to scream into the void. (been there, screamed that.)

so here's the ACTUAL guide from someone who's written three novels while her brain was actively trying to sabotage her the entire time.

FIRST: accept that linear writing is a capitalist construct designed to torture us.

i'm serious. whoever decided writers should start at chapter 1 and proceed neatly to THE END clearly didn't have dopamine playing hide-and-seek in their prefrontal cortex.

write whatever scene has your brain chemicals SINGING today. that climactic fight scene that's six chapters away? the tender moment between your characters that happens in the middle? WRITE IT NOW while your brain is actually interested. i have finished entire novels by writing them in chunks and stitching them together like the beautiful frankenstein's monster they are.

SECOND: the 10-minute lie (that actually works???)

tell yourself you're only going to write for 10 minutes. that's it. no pressure. your adhd brain can handle anything for 10 minutes, right? the secret is that once you start, momentum becomes your best friend. sometimes you'll actually stop at 10 minutes (congrats, you still wrote something!) but often you'll look up and realize it's been two hours and you've written 2,000 words. and yes i've seen this a lot, like everywhere, where they tell you "set a timer for 5, and by the time you realize it's 2 hours" i've seen this many times before, and it actually works. at first i thought it didn't but boy, i was wrong.

THIRD: use your hyperfixation powers for good, not evil.

we all know that adhd comes with the superpower of becoming obsessed with random things for unpredictable amounts of time. WEAPONIZE THIS. create artificial urgency around your project. tell people about your deadline. make elaborate aesthetic pinterest boards. create a spotify playlist that you only listen to while writing this specific project. trick your brain into making your WIP the shiny new hyperfixation.

FOURTH: body-doubling saved my writing career and it can save yours too.

find another writer friend (or any friend who needs to do focused work) and sit together - virtually or physically - while you both work. something about having another human witnessing your work process bypasses the executive dysfunction. i swear it's actual magic. discord writing sprints, zoom sessions with cameras off but mics on - whatever works.

FIFTH: embrace the chaos of your natural writing cycle.

some days you'll write 5,000 words in a frenzy at 3am. other days you'll stare at the document for an hour and write "the." BOTH ARE VALID WRITING DAYS. the only consistency we need is returning to the document, not some arbitrary daily word count.

SIXTH: create external accountability that doesn't make you want to die.

deadlines from publishers? great. deadlines you set for yourself? your brain laughs and says "or what?" find the sweet spot - maybe it's a writing buddy you check in with, maybe it's a public progress tracker, maybe it's promising your sister you'll take her to dinner when you finish a chapter.

SEVENTH: the frankendraft approach.

your first draft DOES NOT need to be good, coherent, or even make sense. it just needs to exist. leave yourself notes like [FIGURE OUT HOW SHE GETS FROM THE CASTLE TO THE BEACH LATER] and keep moving. your adhd brain will thank you for not getting stuck in research rabbit holes for six hours.

EIGHTH: find your optimal writing environment through shameless trial and error.

maybe you need complete silence. maybe you need to be in a coffee shop with specific ambient noise. maybe you need to write standing up. maybe you need to dictate your novel while pacing around your apartment. there is no wrong way to get the words out.

i personally write best when i'm slightly uncomfortable (weird, i know) so i often end up writing while sitting on my kitchen floor with my laptop balanced on a chair. whatever works, bestie. a finished messy draft is infinitely more valuable than the perfect novel still trapped in your head. your adhd brain is simultaneously your greatest challenge and your greatest asset as a writer. the connections you make, the unique perspectives, the creativity - all of that comes from the same place as the struggles.

you've got this. now go write something, even if it's just for 10 minutes. i believe in you. ✨ -rin t.

[wickedcriminal]

Black Licorice

Update 13

blurb / prev / next (soon)

[legayllyblonde]

might a poor soul humbly request some narumitsu? feed us, mother🙏

not sure if i'm ready to be a mom, but sure, here's the boys

[yeon-grayism]

eunjangz finding out about 🎀 The Suho Privilege 🎀

[idiot-in-the-walls]

we’re so close!!! Grim reaper, we choose you!!

Just a heads up right now: on the day when Trump dies, I’m going to be extremely tasteless about it. It’s going to get ugly. You are going to see a side of me I am not proud of. I don’t want any call-outs in my inbox, I’m stating right now that lines will be crossed.

[sinnerzs]

[prongsletmoony]

biblically accurate clois

[mintii-sherbet]

i lost motivation to finish this almost immediately LMAOUFJD 🥀🥀