#Arthur Lawrence

[0iam0]

For @beybladeninja 's DTIYS

My character design enjoyer side avidly enjoyed my favs' designs from this au. Their colours and concepts are genuinely devine.

I started with Blindt, then Rurikawa and then the list increasing to 5 more with every design and character I wanted to draw, which I can't complete right now.

Just an example of why I'm late for deadlines, my goals aren't fixed lol, it keeps expanding inbetween the process.

btw Happy birthday Pheng (6) and Rurikawa (7) and Count Night (15) in advance lol, this month is full of birthdays of my fav characters why

[beybladeninja]

Time for the man I have a feeling Ghasem would literally die for!

Here's Arthur! (Not Peregrine, Lawrence.)

Slight phobia warning...

Arthur is the God of Insects. As the patron of all that’s small (or large) and buzzes, he’s a very polite and charming god, contrary to popular belief. Though he has a tendency to poke his nose and prod into other people’s business, which admittedly makes him as annoying as one of his insects.

He created the entirety of the Insect Kingdom. Ants, fleas, spiders, dragonflies, butterflies, bees, locusts, wasps, you name it, it came from him. He makes them using whatever materials he has on hand and then breathing into (more like upon) them, making him one of the handful of gods that can create life from scratch. He takes great pride in creating something small and numerous that can endure against all odds; he calls it a noble feat.

He’s well aware that much of humanity despises his creations, though he simply believes that it’s because they don’t understand the nobility and power of his insects. That belief causes him to create more and more of them, which humanity sadly can’t take much more of.

Because he unfortunately shares the same name as the God of War, the two are often confused with each other. Indeed, his flies often dominate the ruins of a battlefield, feeding on the dead. It saddens Arthur Lawrence that the two are so often confused, but he can’t deny the morals of his creations: they simply want to survive.

He can’t stand cold temperatures, which means his insects are vulnerable to it as well. He finds solace in gods that represent warmer temperatures, like Ghasem, the God of the Desert.

One of his godly abilities is the power to disperse into a cloud of one species of his insect families and check in on current events in humanity. So if you see a large cloud of one insect type or another, don’t go for the bug spray just yet - you may accidentally anger the God of Insects.

What do you think of God Arthur Lawrence?

And that is it! That is the last of the God AU! Thank you guys for all of your support and helpful comments throughout the making of this series!

In case you haven’t heard, I recently made it to 100 followers on Wattpad (TRIPLE DIGITS - AHHHHHH), so I decided to celebrate the occasion with a DTIYS (do this in your style) based on my (now finished) Beyblade Burst God AU! If you’re interested, you can find the DTIYS post through my #god universe tags, along with references!

[snuize]

If you have a blue long sleeve button up you can be anyone

(as long as youre gay and/or trans according to tumblr)

[diioonysus]

men's fashion + art

[charactersmashorpass-2]

"Ok Listen I think he'll probably be passed on via appearance alone but thats what makes him such a fine wine to me. He is a prince, a kind man with a kind heart who loves cute things. He overworks himself to distract from his own family trauma and all he ever wanted to do is to be truly loved by someone. Also he thinks glasses are cute because they represent being able to see those he loves clearly. I could say more, but I won't. I'm obsessed."

[allysah]

shoutout to dan sickles for not being in gettysburg (1993) maybe it’s for the better

[randomanimeandmangablog]

Maybe this is me being melodramatic, but I love the references to King Arthur because they kind of parallel the P4's arc.

King Arthur was recognized as this wise, honorable, and noble king. But peel back the surface, and there is rot. He sleeps with another man's wife, whom he later discovers is his sister.

This results in Mordred being born, and Mordred goes on to kill Arthur. In some variations of the legends, Arthur murders all infants born on May Day to avoid a prophecy where an infant born on that day kills him, but Mordred survives.

Likewise, the P4 are top of their class, and kind as well. On the outside, they seem to be heroes. But they harbor the secret of murdering Agares, Derrick, and Derrick's friends.

This secret is their undoing.

[hatedbyiife]

for the first time in 6 months i pick up my drawing tablet and immediately start drawing arthur d lawrence 13th prince of norad

[roseunspindle]

Cary Elwes: What I've Seen Him In

The Princess Bride - Westley

Glory - Major Cabot Forbes

Arthur Holmwood (just to be clear I hate this movie)

Robin Hood: Men in Tights - Robin Hood

The Jungle Book - Captain William Boone

Twsiter - Dr. Jonas Miller

Quest for Camelot - Garrett

Porco Rosso - Donald Curtis

Saw - Dr. Lawrence Gordon

Ella Enchanted - Sir Edgar

The Cat Returns - Baron Humbert von Gikkingen

Whisper of the Heart - Baron Humbert von Gikkingen

Kiss the Girls

[beybladeninja]

yesterday this really toxic ex-friend of mine spilt watermelon on herself because she was afraid of a bug

Arthur Lawrence is my new favourite god, he is supreme🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

(bonus: that friend and her two other friends who are also lowkey toxic af were screaming and freaking out because of the bug)

That is just 😂😂😂😂

It appears Arthur Lawrence looks down favorably down upon you! Expect good things in your future!

[kodasea]

AMA FILES #1 (2021)

[fugitiveghost]

who should I do fanart of next? I only rlly do eyes though, like my keegan and könig art pieces.

here's the examples!

[some-destiel-shipper]

Please leave me alone porn bots, I just post about gay people what did I do

[brakish-tea]

malevolent posting

[princesilverlining]

What did he mean by this

[breathetoseethetruth]

You watched Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" and now want to learn more about some of the scientists that were involved and the history of the Manhattan Project? Then I recommend "Pandora's Keepers" by Brian VanDeMark. The book takes a closer look at not just J. Robert Oppenheimer, but also Hans Bethe, Niels Bohr, Arthur Compton, Enrico Fermi, Ernest Lawrence, Isidor Isaac Rabi, Leo Szilard and Edward Teller. The book is a history book more so than a science book, most of the scientific explanations mentioned around the making of the bomb, aren't too complex to understand for readers who aren't experts on the matter.