#pose refrence

[adorkastock]

ANCIENT STICK

[greykolla-art]

If you wanna find interesting poses to reference, I recommend photos from stage plays😁

[tvrools]

If you couldn't tell by my posting over the last few weeks, i think ben is neat. Hes kinda like a living emoji

[rybajek]

Good Vash refrence thank you Emma D'Arcy

[pyroexcape]

what if gay people were real. would that be fucked up or what

[dcketch]

"Oooh, shit! Last time I ran from the cops was back in...2020! With Johnny, actually."

[mmothfia]

Dumb thought came In my head and I kinda uhm had to draw it

[feyrien]

Get Lost

[aster-draws]

Dang.

[the-dragon-girl-27]

it's my birthday

What's 9 plus 10

[taiyostatertots]

fw

i havent tweened in a while so shedletsky is my guinea pig

[antarcticcrew]

Hey, what about Private’s mom? How did his dad meet her, and manage to keep up a relationship long enough for him to be born? Were his mom and dad married? Also, did Private and his mom ever meet again? Or is his mom dead?

I had two questions like this so this is for both of you!

Backstory for Privates mother (Ivy Gentoo)

⭐Theo’s mother, Ivy, was a flight attendant. She met Sam when he was on a mission early in his career. Back then, Sam was more rebellious, and Ivy’s bubbly personality amused him. On a whim, he asked her out, and one thing led to another—they had a one-night stand. When Sam tried to disappear without a word, Ivy was offended. She didn’t understand that his job made commitment impossible, nor that he didn’t want to be tied down. They parted on bad terms.

Sam never gave much thought to Ivy afterward. He occasionally saw other civilian women but had to be careful—relationships like that could get him fired. 😬

Unbeknownst to him, that single night resulted in Theodore’s birth.

Ivy loved Theo deeply—he was the brightest part of her life—but she knew she couldn’t provide him with the stable future he deserved on her salary. At the same time, she resented that his father wasn’t around to help. From a few hints in conversation that night, she had learned that Sam was quite well-off in his career. So why was she only having to care for him?

Desperate for support, Ivy tried to track Sam down when Theo was two years old. One of her hobbies was sketching, and after that night, she had drawn him several times from memory. Hoping someone might recognize him, she took those drawings and started asking around, sharing small details Sam had told her.

But instead of finding Sam, she attracted the attention of a broad-shouldered Englishman—Nigel.

As soon as Nigel learned that a civilian was digging into an agent’s identity, he stepped in to contain the situation. But what he hadn’t expected was to discover—and confirm—that his brother had a son. While the revelation of being an uncle brought him joy, it also alarmed him. Ivy, without realizing it, had made herself a target. She had drawn too much attention, and now people who shouldn’t know about Sam’s existence were aware of her—and the fact that she had sensitive information.

When Nigel confronted her, Ivy admitted she had only been trying to get financial help from Theo’s father. He sympathized with her as he saw that Ivy was struggling. She wasn’t careless—just desperate to do what was best for her son.

Nigel made her a deal. Sam would take responsibility for Theo for a while, and in return, Nigel would relocate Ivy, find her a safer job, and ensure no one was looking for her anymore. The plan was that once she was stable and secure, Theo could return to her. Ivy, heartbroken but knowing she had little choice, agreed. With a heavy heart, she sent Theo off with his favorite stuffed animal, his lunacorn. Then, Nigel took him back to London.

Long story short—Nigel confronted Sam in secret and absolutely tore into him over the situation. Sam denied it as much as he could, but Nigel refused to back down. He reminded Sam that he had made a choice that came with consequences, and it was his responsibility to deal with them. That he was going to help. Sam argued that juggling both his career and raising a child would be complicated, but Nigel shut him down with a backhanded remark challenging his competence as an agent if he couldn't be relied on for something as small as this.

So the years passed. Theo asked questions about his mother, but Sam always brushed them off with dismissive answers like "It’s not important." Almost like the same he would get when he wanted to know what him and his uncle did for work.  With little to go on, Theo remained curious. The only tangible reminder was the strange clinginess he felt towards a plush he owned.

And of course When Theo was six, he ran away with the boys. Sam, prioritizing his work, didn’t immediately make finding him a top concern. Meanwhile, Nigel, who was also in America at the time, couldn’t reach Ivy about it. With no way to contact her, and with Sam failing to act fast enough, Ivy was left in the dark.

All she could do was hope that one day, she would see her son again.

(thanks for the ask!!! :))) )

[dapper-nahrwhale]

[Image description: a digital drawing of Fig Faeth from Fantasy High in the comic book style of Scott Pilgrim. Fig is a red tiefling with brown and purple hair, wearing fingerless gloves and a leather jacket. She has a big smile and is in a fighting pose. The text reads Fig Faeth 1 Fig Faeth's Precious Little Life by Emily Axford. Color edition. End image description]

You'll never guess what I've been reading latley

[yourlocalkiwi]

『Look at me, you can't ignore.

Be with me forevermore.』

If you like this post, consider reblogging it to help me grow! :] Thanks <3

[lavendermaster]

im not low key low key low

(no spoilers in the tags pls i didnt finish the game yet)

[sirwow]

go go my assorted RDCC doodles