#bork's art

[borkwolf]

hello again Ninjago fandom

[astronomodome]

lost dogs and old flames

(based on tags from @martynsimp69)

[whamber]

constantly thinking about that post that was like “if Lance and Gwaine had gotten more screen time together Gwaine would’ve had an intense one sided rivalry with him” because i think it would be so funny

[lil-lemon-snails]

MY BELOVED BOY 😭☀️ There's so much more where this came from.... (the brain rot is real)

[10kiaoi]

Feral

[celestialrealms]

❄️❄️❄️

[inverse-problem]

ultratober day 18 - drone

they're full of whimsy, to me

[densitywell]

Imogen.

[andpierres]

manu pics for the shaker charms that i received the other day!! they look sooooo good and should be In My Hands very soon :3

[sleipliir]

Now it’s HIS turn for a walk 🐕‍🦺

[borkwolf]

[johankasas]

Bork?

[rad-roche]

some days, you just aren't in there. other days, you wish you weren't

[cannibal-nightmares]

more work doodles and whiteboard Soul (reupload)

[picaroroboto]

iirc it's been remarked upon a couple times that Guda is "used to saying goodbyes", makes sense considering how many Servants they've met and parted ways with on their journey, Servants are temporary existences in the first place though Guda never treats them any differently because of that. But with a Servant, no matter how rare their Spirit Origin is, there is a chance, however slim, that they could get summoned to Chaldea and meet again. That hope makes it easier for Guda to say goodbye to many Servants -

but on the flipside, makes it harder to deal with the deaths of normal humans like Romani or the deceased Crypters. I wonder how long it took Guda to understand and accept that not only was Romani gone, they wouldn't be able to summon him in any form.

[brookriver]