#jacob shadow

[melchess]

[petrichorvzlia]

i know Moonrise isn’t that popular but i was really hoping to find some fics about it bc the characters look so good (even if the story gets crazy with the flashbacks like hello?). so please if anyone writes any moonrise blurbs or ANYTHING PLEASE I BEG. i want to read. i NEED to read.

[redlightofdawn]

so Jack and Phil Moonrise should totally bang right

[butterflyscribbles]

For all those asking about Shadow in the AU, I’m cooking something up you guys have no idea🖤❤️

Hint: I’m borrowing lore from Shadow Gens and bringing it to the SCU. More coming soon:)

[bisexualgoth]

relationships like this 😍❤️

[vamplire]

it’s been a long day pass the gay vampires

[temeyes]

missing my favorite twins!!!!!!!!!! :^(((((((((((((((

[thou-babbling-brook]

I ranked ac characters based on how well I think they can line dance

[cautionszz]

jublias

[baneshake]

Another post showcasing my options for a YouTube thumbnail test, though this one hasn't completed as of posting since the connected video will not premiere until twenty minutes after this post is made (I reference the option to come see all of these here at the end of the video).

The video is titled "Assassin's Creed was ALWAYS woke" and debunks the anti-woke grifters who are trying to spread bad faith arguments about Assassin's Creed Shadows, primarily since they consider a (historical) black man to be an issue for all of their stupid, stupid reasons. I push back on a lot of those claims, and focus heavily on the fact that Assassin's Creed has been heavily politically progressive since its inception, and why that's a good thing. I genuinely wonder which one of these will win out for the thumbnail test:

[i-stand-unshaken]

My in-depth review of Assassin's Creed Shadows 6 hours in

I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe I love Naoe

I. LOVE. NAOE

Oh and the game slaps too.

[melchess]

[thinkingabout-girls]

GET IT TWISTED !!

+ these guys on their own. i spent a lot of time on this and all the little details especially on their outfits so reblogs are greatly appreciated if you’re reading this. also if you leave me nice tags talking about the parts you like i’ll love you forever and do a little dance just for you <3

[rosemaryblossomworld]

Johnny, I chose you once!

Not realising yet that you were shaping my "type of guy"!

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Jacob Lawrence, Street Shadows, 1959. Egg tempera on board.

Jacob Lawrence (1917–2000) was one of the most celebrated African American artists to date. While living in New York, he studied at the Art Students League and at Studio 306 in Harlem and worked under the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Although abstract paintings were in vogue at the time, Lawrence maintained a dedication to creating representational paintings. In Street Shadows, Lawrence depicts a busy urban block. The scene is filled with stylized figures and buildings as well as planes of light and shadow.

Photo & text: MoMA

[vamplire]

introverted but willing to discuss gay vampires