#Red Thread of Fate

[kirawrart]

BkDk Inktober Day 12 (2023) - "Red String of Fate" Kacchan. Kacchan, please. This is why we can't have nice things 😔 (I think this one might be my favorite so far 😂)

[acupunkature]

[poucz]

"The "Red Thread of Fate" is an East Asian myth that says an invisible red thread connects those destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. This thread can stretch or tangle but never break, symbolizing the inevitable connection".

*Strongly referenced by the photography of Luigi Boatto.

[kelogsloops]

'The Surrender' releases as a print tomorrow, Thursday Nov 23rd, 12PM (PT) on my store!

This piece was from my solo exhibition a few years back titled, ’Sanctuary’. The theme of the show was centred around states of mental rest and respite. This piece was about envisioning the waves of thoughts that run through your mind: sometimes gentle, but sometimes crashing swells that leave you with no room to breathe or gasp for air. But in knowing that the waves are cyclical and eventually ease, she finds herself surrendering to the motions and trusting that it will be okay. 

NOTE: This gold-foil edition of this print will only be available for 72-hours & will not be available again thereafter.

#brbchasingdreams

[worldbuildingwanderlust]

I could play a symphony

Strumming the thread

That connects our souls

[19silvermirrors]

All the love, all the time 💕

[qo-promise-me]

A beautiful piece of art made by the incredible @ins0mnia-dreams

Along with one of my favorite tropes of all time, the red thread of fate. Because I fully believe that despite their initial hardships their bond grew stronger overtime and their care and love for each other, glows like the light side of Force itself.

Thank you so much!

[yuushin7]

Day 03: First meet; Day 17: Sharing bed OR "How it started" vs…. How they'll end up someday 😅 They're getting there! Just very slowly Day 03 could also double as alternate for Day 16: Red Thread…. Which gives me idea that I could combine 2 days if I end up lagging behind too much 🤔especially since not all prompts spark inspiration for me 😅

[acupunkature]

[carminegoescrazy]

Red Thread of Fate

(I know, I know, that’s not how the serum or blood transfusion works. But let’s just pretend…)

[artsyannierose]

2K on twitter dtiys :0

(link to rules under cut)

It may be a twitter contest but you guys are free to join!!

[psychedeliclulu]

🧵🤙🏻🤙🏻💛❤️💙✨

'Who knows if love is a real thing?'

Happy Valentine's Day from Adachi and his existential crises(⁠｡⁠•̀⁠ᴗ⁠-⁠)⁠✧

[respectthepetty]

Century of Love is committed to the Red Thread of Destiny, so regardless if Vee is Vad or not, the colors are telling me that they are meant to be together.

It's fate.

[alvivaarts]

what's it called when you die and wake up and then remarry your wife but you and your wife have homoerotic relationship going on with the hot guy who's absolutely crush worthy and simultaneously crushed with the weight of your death as his own personal responsibility but you're all trying to fix the timeline anyway (and failing)

something a little gay I guess but hey, second time's charm?

[scotchfairy]

Red Thread of Fate

I'd reblog my original post, but my blog has become a rat's nest of reblogs and long threads. I couldn't get my phone to scroll down far enough.

[bloomingskyward]

THERE’S A WAY TO BREAK DEMISE’S CURSE

HEY, so if you’ve been invested in the Legend of Zelda games for forever (like I’ve been), I need you to watch this video essay about Demise’s curse by Hylian Dan. Whether you loved or hated Skyward Sword, Hylian Dan did an incredible job analyzing the story from multiple literary perspectives (while actually citing his sources in a bibliography!), and he makes a powerful argument about how Skyward Sword has quietly revealed an escape from Demise’s curse, and how the answer might have been foreshadowed throughout the entire game. 👀

Authorship credit for the video cause I’m just resharing it: Hylian Dan is a former staff writer for Zelda Universe, and also wrote a viral essay on the deeper meaning behind Majora’s Mask years ago. He also has a bachelor’s degree in game design (and worked for Disney as a writer!) along with a master’s degree in theological studies. He’s also made a wonderful video essay analyzing the literary themes in Link’s Awakening, which have carried over into Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. I really recommend following this guy because he’s not just talking out of his ass–he’s educated, doing his research, and actually cites his sources consistently (something I wish all video essayists did more often). 

I've been following his work for a little while now and his videos deserve WAY more attention for the sheer level of quality he puts into these videos--so please give it a watch!