#first queue

[wardensantoineandevka]

is that piece of media actually bad, or is it just not following the blueprint you projected onto it? is that work actually not good, or are you just demanding something from it that is absolutely antithetical to its themes, genre, tone, and narrative goal? is that story actually poorly written, or do you just dislike that it is not the specific things you wanted from it that it never set out to be, never was, and never is going to become? is it actually bad, or is it actually well-executed and you just dislike the story it chose to be because it isn't catering to your specific desires and expectations?

[wishfulsketching]

Some not so serious doodles about the idea where Silco survived and Warwrick!Vander found him. I did these as fanservice for ME! Especially the clothes thing

(have fun trying to figure out the reading order of the third sketch dump)

[deprivedmusicaljunkie]

- andrew hozier byrne, born 17 march 1990

[kcamberart]

Chiikawa & Friends

[jamiethegardener]

*sighs in woc*

[gomzdrawfr]

CW: Body horror

Triple the heads, triple the forehead kisses!!

[artsymeeshee]

Saw a trend on Twitter that was called the “Never stop drawing” trend where you showed one of your most earliest art pieces to your recent so I wanted to show my first official art of the Pines family to my still favorite piece I made of them. I owe a lot of my art journey to this family :’) ❤️

[the-mang0tree]

ok i can still draw

[charlie-nsfw]

mmm whatcha sayyyy

[spockvarietyhour]

Doctor Who "Twice Upon a Time"

[wishfulsketching]

Season 1 Silco, my beloved

[fatalism-and-villainy]

Something that really gets me about Benjamin Sisko is the way he’s just carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders at all times. He takes a backwater assignment that promises to be little more than a series of tedious bureaucratic maneuvers and instead ends up commanding the most strategically important station in a major intra-galactic war - and feels an immense amount of personal responsibility for the countless lives lost in battle, as seen in In the Pale Moonlight and The Siege of AR-558. He gets the role of religious figure thrust upon him and suddenly bears the responsibility of foresight and spiritual quests and shaping the future of an entire people who were initially foreign to him.

And he’s so often pulled out of linear time, and burdened with the knowledge and responsibilities of that untimeliness. When he gets trapped in the 21st century, ensuring the entire existence of the Federation - the institution that shaped him and gave him the values he holds dear - rests on his shoulders. In his vision in Far Beyond the Stars, he’s yanked through the fourth wall itself and learns firsthand the symbolic heft that his position as a Black captain on a space station holds, and resolves to continue fighting for the future to fulfill the dreams of Earth’s past. A past that is still, somehow, concurrent or parallel to his own. He gets taken out of sync with linear time and watches his son grow up without him and never be able to move on, and ultimately sacrifice himself to bring him back, and he can never tell Jake about it. Even the depth of his son’s love becomes yet another burden of knowledge for him to carry.

All of that and he is still a man. He is a man who is given the gift of insight that is far beyond what he was previously capable of imagining. He is timeless but he is still a linear being who is denied the rewards of linearity. He saved Bajor but not for himself. I just have a lot of feelings about it!

[katebeckets]

how to say "I love you" in x-files [138/?] ⤷ 6.19 — "The Unnatural"

[shiitakeboheme]

“Sometimes the suit goes off by itself…”

Suits you right, motherfucker

[teamdarkdaily]

day 298: desolation

[baba-is-blog]

FIREFOX IS BACKSTABBING BITCH

ALTERNATIVE IS SEEK