#clever reference

[call-me-clevy]

Trying to Learn a Seb or Two

I made some designs to chose from before I designed him. I already made my pick, but these ones will never leave my mind <3

[cleverref-gravity-falls-only]

Clever's Original Blog

The (Memory) Gun

The Gun: Hypothetical Stills

Relative to What???

[cleverref-roblox-pressure-only]

The Catalyst

A Mutual Experience

Hate is Brewing

A Seb or Two

Uuhhhhhhh...

Sin

Goofy Grin

Sadbastian Solessed

He Came to Me in a Dream

[loveletterworm]

That one cutscene where Kris talks to Tenna alone makes me a bit sad...

I've also realized that even if I draw Kris entirely normally, as long as they're next to Tenna they look like a tiny child the size of a pea. This can also make me a bit sad if I try hard enough

[deancasforcutie]

thee bisexuality episode 🩷💜💙

[shattered-earth]

LOOK AT THIS VASE I MADE IN MY CERAMCS CLASS IT WAS REALLY HARD AND THERE WERE SO MANY RISKS BUT I DID IT AND NOTHING WENT WRONG ITS A MIRACLE (also i know NOW it looks like ferrofluid, but it was actually not the intention from the start LOL) If you're curious as to the inspo + process, it was inspired by this minoan jug on the left! It was made in two parts, and was originally supposed to be sleeker, longer, and smaller spikes but uhh look I'm not very good at ceramics LOL. So the size of the spikes and the more round shape.. already not on purpose, a byproduct of my lack of skill.

There was a lot of waffling on what colors I wanted to do, I had floated Squeakoid colors (white base, colorful spikes), all black, tenmoku (black but breaks brown), as well as half and half.

I decided on black in the end because DARK GOTH VIBES and my teacher felt the shape was so much already that simple black would highlight the silhouette and not be too busy. And that's how in the end it turned into a ferrofluid vase by accident LMFAO

[orionlancaster]

Happy Valentine's Day!!!

[pronounrespector]

pink manhunt!dream cause I said so

[puriteenism]

suzanne collins: when i give characters names that relate to their place in the story, i try and make it subtle and to not overdo it. that way its realistic while still having the fandom be able to freak out about the cool little references. i also make sure that those names actually make sense for the culture and world theyre living in, as well as being actual names that exist.

j.k rowling: all of my character names that represent things are so shockingly obvious it makes the reader question their intelligence. they usually make truly no sense with the culture and very much fall flat. oh what did i name my black character well-

[subwaylesbians]

masai condescendingly referring to cleon as “miss”, and then a moment later cleon using it as an honorific when referring to cyrus, is such a slick way of acknowledging his hypocrisy without so much as breaking the flow of her argument

[call-me-clevy]

What happened? Why is there a Gay Fish on my Computer?

This was just supposed to be a sketch. What the hell happened?

[violent138]

I actually Bruce hates the Batpets because mid briefing his kids will be cooing over some cow or cat rather than paying attention.

[katyahina]

The 'haired' helmets are strange..

It IS odd how we get to wear the characters' hairstyles, as it is just really unlikely they're scalps! I suppose the explanation is the same as why we are able to completely change upon looking into a mirror at Roundtable's Hold; as long as the Tarnished is guided by Greater Will, they'll have its aid and be transformed into whatever they see fit to keep carrying on! So I think the implication here is that we do, physically, grow the hair of the demigods (or champions) upon trying to tap on their power! I think if GW abandons a Tarnished, or if they abandon it, they lose this 'ability', which our playable character never does, so..

I am not sure whether it is Maliketh's own long mane or also a decoration! I'd like to think the former, in which case, same logic as with hair of Malenia, Godfrey and Radahn applies! Vargram's "hair" definitely is a decoration, and specifically for the purpose of imitating shadowbeasts:

Ensha's armour goes even further and not only gives us a hairdo, but makes us a skeleton:

We even get his power of slight regeneration, similar to Erdtree's normal powers:

All implications considered, I really doubt that this is just how armour looks, especially considering no change in size. We are not 'wearing' the skull, we ARE the skull now fhhsfd And this time the NPC data inside simply exists because Ensha does use NPC code and mechanics. So, we turn into a corpse! Again, should not matter much since as long as we're carried by GW we don't need to eat or sleep or... anything, really. (I'll also die on the hill of the theory that Ensha was one of the deceased Marika's offspring whose Mausoleum crashed and what was left from him crawled out but that's another story fdhfhds)

Here are other instances of hair simply decorating a helm:

Niall is that one guy we fight in Castle Sol, so similarity in this case ALSO checks out! Also cute idea: what if decoration for the helmets of Godrick's Knights IS his own hair? ;-;

That could also be speculated about Redmane Knights, but I feel like it'd be more appropriate for Godrick's. Radahn would be stingy about his amazing lion mane whereas Godrick can not only take body parts but also give them XDDDD yeah yeah terrible whatever

The black hair on Night Cavalry's helmet can be removed, also confirming that in this case it is a decoration. This hair does have interesting flowing animation though! Maybe it IS the hair of Night Cavalry themselves, still having their shadowy energy, but cut and attached again to their own helmets (kind of like Ciaran from DS1 decorated her helmet with her own braid!)

Another case of hair not being actual hair but part of the mask; the way hair is placed, it'd had to grow from like, eyebrows level and face itself or something fdhfdsdfh Maybe this style with braids and grey hair was intended to refer at Godfrey's? Alternatively, what IF their faces are actually furry/animalistic despite otherwise human build, so the hair doubles as fur? We don't see them behind the mask, after all? A food for a thought lol

^ More of 100% 'mask' types of these

The water dancer in blue gave the sword to Malenia's teacher, the blind guy that once sealed the God of Rot himself, and these warriors in blue appear to be following the same philosophy of "ever running water preventing stagnation, so, rot itself" as him! Although this head piece imitates just a follower and not the man himself (as far as we are aware....), perhaps the sentiment is strong enough to give us the hairdo too x) Again, funny enough, it seems to resemble the Lady of the Lake fairy herself!

I suspected the case of 'sharing hair' with Cleanrot Knights too, but upon closer look I can tell it is supposed to be some fabric/rags, rather than hair or hairlike accessory! Probably more efficient to imitate the look with rags rather than something hairlike tbh, considering the lenght of the thing! So I think the design is more meant to represent Malenia's own unhappy fate, with short tuft being the "hair" and the longer tails being the "wings" :

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In conclusion, it is kind of easy to deduce which hair become our actual hair for the time being because of golden grace 'reshaping' us and which hair is just decor! But it is really interesting stuff to think about all the way!

[mossymandibles]

Vveashuls, one of the ✨sophont✨ species I made for Mors Astra.

These will be some residents for Marrowtide or the Shades that live alongside the Myce.

They actually immigrated towards the northern hemispheres from Zenith a long time ago during the construction of Piranesi’s Fever, which they helped build with the Humans and the Myce.

A little more about them under the cut

They’re said to be descendants of a race of dwarf Furies, an old world species that was considered to be lesser than simply because their wings were made of ‘living flesh’ instead of feathers. The other Furies would keep them under their thumb with indentured servitude, pretending there was a mutual exchange where the Vveashuls would recieve their protection; After all, the southern hemispheres of Mors Astra were legendary for bigger and more fearsome beings and beasts. The Vveashul felt they were bound to be at the bottom of the food chain if not for their relationship to the Furies that ruled Zenith.

The protection of the Furies came with a heavy cost though, heavy enough to finally drive the Vveashul to brave crossing the seas and travel along the edge of Hellmouth in order to find this so-called resting place of Yvishnir, where the Furies wouldn’t dare fly to.

[essektheylyss]

while we're airing grievances for fun and profit, it remains fucking wild to me that "read theory challenge" was used as a bizarre gotcha for so much of the campaign by people who almost certainly could not have won that challenge if they'd been called on it.

like yeah, you're suuuuch a superior intellectual decolonialist scholar. tell me more about how your only reading suggestions are a vague "foucault", the communist manifesto, and ursula le guin's wikiquote page.

[ward-against-blight]

Lemuria questing update: I can’t believe this game just Nighthawked me