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Meeting Mikage and asking Anthy for answers

Answering I want the Rose Bride leads to Anthy’s ending

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I love the movie credits sequences that show the characters just travelling or relaxing or doing mundane things. They give the sense that even when nothing relevant to our interest is happening and we’re not looking, their adventure continues on.

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Spring Picnic 🌸✨

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I can only assume this trading card is very rare - but it's also highly affordable!

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Hi. You post consistently beautiful art, mostly from vintage shoujo anime/manga and early 20th century American fantasy art, and yet since I followed you tumblr has been recommending me a slew of South Park blogs "based on fairyetc." I think this is funny, so I wanted to share, and annoying, so I'm going to tune out. Please don't take it personally.

Don’t worry about it, It’s my fault for not separating the content back when I decided I was going to turn it into a retro manga/anime account 😅

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Iguana no Musume (1992) by Moto Hagio

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💖💌💜💫

♥️🌸♥️

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Carina x 10 🌸

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Vintage wrapping paper

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One Samurai from Kagoshima stream!

Hi everyone! By request, I will be streaming the Takarazuka original performance One Samurai from Kagoshima on Tuesday February 28, with English subtitles, at 7:00 pm Amsterdam time! If you want to participate in this stream, please send me a message. Make sure to check what time the stream will take please in your own timezone. This can easily be done through a Time Zone Converter. So in short: Show?   One Samurai from Kagoshima When?   Tuesday February 28 What time?   7:00 pm Amsterdam time Where?   Send me a PM Don’t be shy and join us!

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How to do the thing, an explanation(ish?)

Sketch, then creating the layers in Sai. Each piece of the artwork is a layer, and I color code them for convenience for myself so I know what's what. I could just have them be outlines but if I do it this way and decide not to cut it out I have a semi finished artwork. Then I turn each individual piece/layer into a png in a folder and send it to cricut.

This is what it looks like pre assembly. Each color paper is cut on a mat through cricut and each section of the body is a complete piece, which creates the layered effect. Some pieces duplicate sections (Damien's hair that goes over the skin tone piece has similar outline to the lowest piece that goes under it for his eyes/eyebrows) so I can easily line things up and it looks exactly the same as my sketch with minimal guesswork.

Pip without his hat, so you can see how I could line the brown hat up with the under layer because they match.

I usually silhouette the entire piece in a base color to make sure that lines up too, so the entire finished artwork sits on that. These guys are about 8 inches tall, and I've made dolls anywhere from 6-18 inches.

(Two mimir)

Then they get assembled with a gluestick, or tacky glue if I'm feeling fancy. But usually gluestick

Then I hold and cherish before banishing them to the paper art binder for all eternity

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Animerica, Issue 8, November 2000 Just think, anyone with this magazine could have answered that age old question of “what does Wave do?” It’s also cool they use both sets of names.

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Yasuhiro Nakura — Moomin