#alex kralie marble hornets

[yuenodei]

alex kralie the man he is

[ink-ray]

How Jay felt in Alex’s closet while Alex was on his phone calling Jay

[timothy-yeta]

Dibujos que hice hace poco con sueño, un poco de hambre y miedo porque se fue la luz /modo latinoamericano.

[malneurotic]

what’s this that ive been hearing about vampire marble hornets???

[dvmbgvtz]

Bugs when you lift up a rock:

[juniper555]

The core mentally insane four!

[seth-likes-pepsi]

I spent like 5 hours on this, my brain hurts

Pork soda - Glass Animals

[plushmon]

"If anyone is left, you have to kill them, and then yourself"

(quote is from @barrenclan a comic I really recommend reading)

[angrytyrantgentlemen]

[noxglyph]

This was the best pickup line I could find for Alex 😂 I’ll post Brian’s drawing tomorrow :]

[rattfreakk]

Some designs for Tim and Alex for Marbletale au (with a bonus Flowey)

[no-sleep-for-insomniacs]

Marble Hornets spoilers below

cw: talk of childhood Schizophrenia, guns, not mean but kinda serious rant

You know what I see all the time in the Creepypasta and even the Marble Hornets fandom that makes me so sad? The mischaracterization of Tim/Masky. Everyone always writes him as this cold, uncaring, crass edgelord, who doesn’t care about anyone but himself. It honestly makes me question if the author has even watched the source material. Because it you’ve watched Marble Hornets it’s fairly obvious that he’s an incredibly sensitive and caring person. Sure he can be “harsh” sometimes (in quotations because it was completely warranted) but that’s because he’s **emotional** and has **feelings**. When Jay was sick and unaware of himself or his surroundings, Tim took care of him and even sacrificed some of his meds (which he doesn’t have a lot of because they keep getting stollen) to try and help Jay. And during that time in the background of a couple clips you can hear him talking to Jay in a patient and loving voice, trying to comfort him. Then near the end when Alex was about to shoot him, instead of running away or attacking Alex, he took the time to try and warn Alex that he wasn’t defeating The Operator, but just doing it’s bidding. He tried to tell Alex that he went through the same thing and he can help him fight it. Again, even though his voice was raised, he was speaking in an incredibly compassionate and understanding voice, because he was feeling **empathy** for him. Even when he was first roped into the whole mess, he wouldn’t have helped Jay if he didn’t care about Brian.

All that said, I don’t have a problem with Tim being written in this way. It’s just when people treat this as cannon is what makes me uncomfortable. As someone who developed Schizophrenia at a very young age (probably around the same age as Tim) I have always struggled with paranoia of people assuming the worst about me or thinking I’m a bad person. This was probably because of something called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria. I think this is why it pains me so much when people think of Tim as this mean, rude, harsh person. I’m probably just projecting my experiences onto him.

This isn’t me trying to ask people to stop writing Tim in this way. That would make me a hypocrite, because I enjoy reading ooc works. But I am just asking people to acknowledge that this isn’t cannon and (based on my experience) would probably make the actual character uncomfortable.

peace and love 💕

[redactedcrowart]

warmups before i draw a christmas present for someone who shall not be named

[yaebusobaksora]

Two antagonists (^o^)

[trophyfatherstrophyson]

[dvmbgvtz]

Goes insane