#depending on how popular this gets

[starwarsocweek]

It looks like Star Wars OC week is probably going to happen lol

[astrolavas]

my art style is too simple for this but just know that when i draw post-ttt hunter, in my mind he has central pink-brown heterochromia. like this, kinda:

[wayfinderships]

VALENTINE'S DAY COMMISSIONS ARE: CLOSED!

Since Valentine's day is coming, I figured I should open up special commissions for the occasion! 🩷All options are $20 USD and payment can be done via PayPal or Ko-fi. Payment must be done Upfront!

There will no slot limit, however, I will close these on February 12th! If you're interested in a commission, please contact me via DMs!

🩷 Will Do: Fanart, OCs, Self Inserts, Complicated Designs, Furry,

❌ Won't do: Proship Content, Mecha, Certain Media (H.azbin H.otel, A.ttack on T.itan, H.arry P.otter)

[crystaldwightsworld]

A virtual retelling story of myself watching Hellsing and Hellsing Ultimate for the first time...

Oh boy, here we go! 🙂

HAWT DAMN! About time! A real vampire! Oooo, shiny gun... 🙂🙂

Really like his design... reminds me of a certain someone though... 🤔🤔🤔

Oh? 🙂

Oh???? 😊

Wait... 🤨

Oh... oh no... 😐

Pls no... I don't need another fixation rn... 😶

STAPH! 😲

GODDAMMIT, SOMEBODY HELP ME... 😳😳😳

OH NO, HE'S HOT!!! 🥴🥴🥴

[kaeyachi]

One of my favorite tropes/HCs is that Kaeya and Diluc have more than a year of age gap (around 2-3 years)

Kaeya would have always been smaller than Diluc their entire youth, maybe even up until Diluc's 18th birthday, because Kaeya would just have started his sudden growth spurt at that time.

Diluc must have started knights training young considering he became a captain by 14, so of course Kaeya would soon prefer to start training early as well just to be with Diluc more.

This would, of course, turn everything that occurs later even more tragic.

Kaeya, still in his mid-teens, would lose another father.

Diluc, in rage and disbelief, attacking Kaeya and immediately regretting it once he saw how young the other looked against his raging flames.

Diluc making the hard decision of leaving to learn more about their father's death (because no one else would, and who else better to do it than himself). Kaeya telling him when and how to go.

Diluc selling the manor, their childhood home, and Kaeya having no say in it simply because he is not of age.

Kaeya also having no say in business proceedings other than letting his opinions known

Diluc returning home only to see Kaeya who had become an alcoholic in his time of absence (and him wondering how this happened)

(note: With this age gap, at the start of the game, Kaeya would have just been 19/20 for Diluc's 22/23. Kaeya would be 15/16 when Diluc left.)

[tippenfunkaport]

It will never not piss me off that 80s She-Ra toys were action figures but when they went to make toys for 2018 She-Ra, they would only give us fashion dolls.

How did they learn nothing from the popularity of their own toyline?

Literally, three decades passed and somehow sexism in toys got WORSE.

[nympippi]

The Ghost Boys and Finney would absolutely dominate paintball.

They would be in teams red is Robin, Finney, and Griffin. Blue is Vance, Bruce, and Paperboy!

Griffin would probably make paint bombs, and camouflage,

Vance and Robin would steamroll their way through the game,

Bruce would outrun everyone and their guns,

Finney would outsmart people with traps or use the environment to his advantage,

and I think Paperboy would be a very proficient sharpshooter mainly because I think his dad would take him hunting, and he would use anywhere high up as a vantage point.

[lucalicatteart]

A few little sketches of some possible school uniforms for mage schools/learning centers for magic/etc. :0c Though because Nanyevimi is so scattered and disconnected, it'd actually vary much more by region (like not everywhere would have a cultural concept of what a suit jacket or neck tie looks like lol), so it's probably unrealistic for so many of them to follow too many traditional Uniform Conventions from cultures in our world, etc. But, still, fun to mess around with designs, and think about which would be most fun to wear/what school you'd go to just based off the clothing lol~

[riveluart]

Well I’m finally just gonna go for it Want a doodle of your favorite character like one of these?

Donate $10 or more on Ko-Fi with a character (try to be specific if they're from media I might be unfamiliar with) and color(if you want the sketch in a specific color) in the message and I’ll make you a little doodle I can’t do full commissions right now but I can handle little doodles

Also if you want to see art and comics early you can become a $3 Patreon!

[sesamenom]

four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves, and a partridge in a pear tree

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okay so they aren't the most traditional 'calling birds' but I was running out of bird coded people so here's some gulls of Ulmo! looks like the action's picking up... :)

[Day 5]

[salsflore]

[scribbly07]

Mane 6 Pride HC Icons!

Twilight Sparkle - Pansexual; Polyamours

Rainbow Dash - Pansexual; Polyamours

Pinkie Pie - Pansexual; Polyamours

Fluttershy - Pansexual; Polyamours

Applejack - Lesbian; Genderfluid; Polyamours

Rarity - Pansexual; Polyamours

Resources under the cut!

Also: You don't have to credit me for these icons, but feel free to ping me if you use them!

Twilight Sparkle - Rainbow Dash

Pinkie Pie - Fluttershy

Applejack - Rarity

[nightswatchdisbandmentera]

Might be a hot take but a major character’s death is really only as good as the weight and the treatment that the narrative gives it. Sure, any author has the ability to write death as they see fit. But whether the consumer (of any given form of media) is actually able to emotionally connect and resonate with the departure of someone who has occupied a good chunk of narrative space very heavily depends on how it’s treated within the story. If it’s a major character, the narrative needs enough built-in breathing space. As in, the consumer doesn’t have to fill in the blanks as to how the death impacted the plot or the remaining characters. Let the narrative do that for them, and that would actually allow the consumer to better react and relate to that major death (sadness, anger, joy, etc). Allow the rest of the characters (who were impacted by the deceased) to react to their parting. Let them engage with the death in a manner that helps justify the character’s inclusion in the narrative to begin with. Make it clear how the character’s life and (especially) their death relate to the larger themes of the story. Because most consumers aren’t stupid. We don’t want our hands held at every waking moment, but we also don’t want our investment in a story to be insulted just for the sake of a cheap shock. Give us time to breathe and grieve. And respect that we have put in a lot of emotional investment in a story and its characters, and we deserve to have that acknowledged.

[calware]

what's it like being internet famous but not real life famous

things just happen to you at a higher frequency