#Skybound Serenade

[metamorphmigus]

The notorious pirate, Scriabin the terrible! Wanted dead or alive.

Colab'd with @cherry-207 <3

[cherry-207]

Something seems to lurk in the night, memories of a past life come to haunt the afflicted.

Please read chapter 3 of Skybound Serenade, this is an illustration of one of the scenes :D

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things i guess . . .

i've been drawing stuff . still struggling with school and life stuff !! but i have like three days to draw because i'm sick and and because i want

i was in a call with brusk and she told me that i should post stuff , so yeah !! now we're both posting stuff !!!

it's been so long since my last post and yeah i only made two things . okay

the first one is edgar from @metamorphmigus and @cherry-207's au , skybound serenade !! ( vargas au that you SHOULD DEFINITELY READ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ) and the second one it's just just a thing i made while i was bored . i wanted to finish it but but idk i just didn't lmao

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"Skybound Serenade: The Lyrical Flight of Wordsworth's Life"

William Wordsworth, a leading English Romantic poet, collaborated with Samuel Taylor Coleridge on the groundbreaking "Lyrical Ballads" in 1798. This marked a shift from formal 18th-century poetry, emphasizing emotion and nature. Wordsworth advocated for e

William Wordsworth, a leading English Romantic poet, collaborated with Samuel Taylor Coleridge on the groundbreaking “Lyrical Ballads” in 1798. This marked a shift from formal 18th-century poetry, emphasizing emotion and nature. Wordsworth advocated for everyday language in poetry, connecting it to nature and the common people. His legacy persists through his influence on Romanticism and his…

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Walking Dead releases Lincoln’s goodbye message for Michonne star – Digital Spy The Walking Deadhero Andrew Lincoln has produced one of the best farewell messages to a co-star ever. Fact. Released via Walking Dead production company Skybound's YouTube channel yesterday (March 24), Lincoln briefly serenades his fellow apocalypse survivor… Read More

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Remembering A Legend: 5 Times Buddy Holly Performed In Front Of An Audience Of 2,000 Fortune-Tellers All Screaming At Him To Never Get On An Airplane

Gone too soon, rock ’n’ roll icon Buddy Holly left behind a legacy of trailblazing music and legendary live shows, including several performances for thousands of screaming fortune-tellers begging him to escape his dark fate and avoid ever getting on an airplane.

1. Baltimore, February 1957

Buddy Holly’s first tour with The Crickets brought him through Baltimore, where the band took the stage before a sold-out house that happened to consist of 2,000 professional clairvoyants all blessed with the mystic ability to see the future. Moments after they kicked off their set with their hit single “That’ll Be The Day,” the audience—composed almost entirely of stooped women heavily bedecked in shawls and bangles—erupted into shrieks and howls about the terrible end that would befall Buddy Holly if he ever set foot on an airplane.

After ripping through almost their entire catalog and an Elvis cover or two, the band walked off to a thunderous “Stay on the ground!” chant that locals say rattled windows for blocks around the venue and prompted Holly to come back out for a rousing two-song encore.

2. Milwaukee, September 1957

The show at Milwaukee’s Million Dollar Ballroom was one of the rowdiest of Holly’s career, thanks to the mob of soothsayers that gathered to follow his tour bus through town and shout warnings after him all the way onto the stage. Neither Holly’s good-natured banter nor his even-keeled demeanor managed to calm the crowd as they whipped each other into a precognitive frenzy, screaming at him in voices that were not their own to beware single-engine aircraft and avoid the sky at all costs.

In one particularly memorable moment, Holly brought an audience member onstage to sweetly serenade her, a young, wild-haired Roma named Madame Luna. “Anything you want to tell all these nice people?” asked Holly, to which Madame Luna responded, “SHOULD YOU EVER SET FOOT UPON SKYCRAFT, YOUR DOOM IS SEALED,” in a hoarse wail while scratching frantically at her throat. “Thanks, little lady, and right back at you,” replied Holly. “This next song’s called ‘Rave On’!” Madame Luna kept screaming about how Buddy Holly should never fly anywhere on an airplane, but halfway through the next song, security guards had her removed from the stage.

3. Dallas, January 1958

Buddy Holly played an outdoor stage at the state fair in Dallas to a crowd of a few thousand local psychics. During a lull between songs, a bolt of heat lightning struck a nearby church steeple, prompting the crowd’s eyes to roll back in their heads as they began to chant a prophecy in unison:

When crickets cease their chirp And winter’s cold wind sings Death shall take the air Upon two broken wings

A flip of silver shall save one But the rest shall be undone Clear lakes will cloud with skybound blood As holly wilts in lonely wood

Unfortunately, Holly had been tuning his guitar through the entire recitation and simply thanked the audience for their kind words before launching into “Peggy Sue.”

4. The Ed Sullivan Show, December 1958

The Ed Sullivan Show appearance that helped make Buddy Holly a household name was very nearly canceled. Just as Buddy Holly was about to play, a white dove burst into CBS Studio 50 and was immediately crushed by a falling studio light. The audience erupted into bedlam, as each fortune-teller desperately screamed her interpretation of what the dark omen could mean over the din of the rest.

The carnage onstage and chaos in the audience almost forced show producers to scrap the performance, but Sullivan insisted that the show must go on, no matter how many fortune-tellers were frantically shrieking at Buddy Holly that buses were the only safe way for him travel. And it’s a good thing Sullivan refused to cancel the performance: The rendition of “Peggy Sue” that Holly performed that night, as several fortune-tellers crouched nearby reading the augury in the dove intestines, was one of the most memorable of his career.

5. Mason City, Iowa, February 1959

Buddy Holly’s final performance was an impromptu set on the tarmac of Mason City Municipal Airport for the several thousand psychics who’d followed him onto the runway to give him his last warning against getting on a plane. Never one to turn down a crowd, Holly played a quick but spirited three-song set, backed by harmonies from his travel companions, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. Buddy’s rich singing voice and acoustic guitar carried in the cold night air over the clamor of tearful prognostications, a moment made even more magical by the gently falling snow.

But finally, it was time to go, and Holly and the other musicians followed the crowd’s pointing fingers onto the plane that would crash less than an hour later, tragically cutting short the life of one of America’s greatest musicians.

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[metamorphmigus]

More Skybound Serenade, the first a colab I did with @cherry-207 <3 The second is a gif of bebe Todd that I made. X3 I don't claim to be an animator, I just thought it was cute. X3

[metamorphmigus]

Learning to fly is hard when your wings are small.

A cute colab I did with @cherry-207. It's Edgar and Todd via Vargas by @zarla-s au Skybound Serenade. Go give it a read if you like harpies. Tho fair warning, Todd hasn't shown up in it. . . yet. XD Enjoy~

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A goofy request from @cherry-207. Took me ages, but I finally completed. Now I'm not much for comic style, but I did my best. X3

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Chapter 8 just dropped. Enjoy~

Art colab between @cherry-207 and I.

[metamorphmigus]

Chapter 6 of Skybound Serenade it up! If you like Vargas au's, harpies, or pretty boys falling for each other, then come give it a read! This one is a lil more appropriate than my other works, but still I recommend viewing the tags before reading. You know, just in case! @brusk-ghost and I have been working very hard on this and we love it dearly. Let us know what you think!

[metamorphmigus]

A few winged things that have been fluttering around in my wip folder.

1st is Pheonix, a young harpy from the world of Skybound Serenade. Lovely lad, full of energy.

2nd is @cherry-207's avatar with her chosen pokemon Sprigatito! I loved drawing the outfit, she looks so cute!

3rd is @nynewars's Pneuma variant per request. His name is tangerine.

[metamorphmigus]

The Falconer and his bird. Edgar is just SOAKING up that affection.

Colab'd with @cherry-207 <3

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The Pirate and the Harpy. What a pair these two make. X3

[cherry-207]

A beautiful moment of Chapter 7 of Skybound serenade, come and give it a read!

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[cherry-207]

"Hello?" Scriabin said, walking closer, careful not to startle the injured creature. One golden eye snapped open to look at him.

"Leave," it rumbled, voice hoarse and weak. Scriabin froze. He certainly hadn’t expected it to speak.

“What?” He blinked, trying to process.

"Get off my territory," Edgar growled. "I'm warning you."

"This is your island?" Scriabin inquired softly. His voice instinctively dropped to a gentle timber, not wanting to offend or startle the creature. He was smart enough to recognize the dangers of pressing in on an injured animal.

It all made sense then, why there were stories of good fishing. Of lost sailors finding this island, but never returning. Which he had chalked up to as a fable, because honestly if people didn't make it back from the island, how would there be stories? But seeing this feathered beast of myth made him worry if he was about to become part of those legends.

"It is. Now begone human, before I. . . " Edgar replied, his breathing labored as he shifted to look his way directly. Scriabin's eyes widened at the sight. Deep gashes tore across the harpy's face, dried trails crusting down his cheeks.

"Hey, that doesn't look so good," Scriabin observed, taking a half step closer...

Ok, @metamorphmigus and me made another Au!!! (surprise) and decided to start a little story with that premise, which basically Edgar is a harpy and Scriabin is a pirate, they both get stranded on an island, if you want to know more, please read Skybound Serenade in AO3! This is a picture of chapter 1! I will try to illustrate each chapter as Meta updates it ♥ Although this is an Au, Scriabin still belongs to @zarla-s!