Ellis, any pronouns. Forgetful artist and writer. Owner of Four Swords DND AU. Feel free to ask me anything, I love to talk.
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straight guy geologist describing a vertically oriented igneous intrusion to his buddy: it’s a . well. i’m not sure i can reclaim this one just get over here
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so like imagine Undertale characters but they're all crafts supplies
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Hey everyone! It probably shouldn't have taken this long to come out with a proper promotional post for our commissions, but hopefully this will get the word out there a little better!
I know all too well that commissions are pretty pricy and art is a luxury that not everyone can afford, so if you'd like to support us but don't have much money to offer, you can help by reblogging this post, sharing with friends or giving us a tip on our Ko-fi!
Thank you so much <3 -Adri
#yayyy commissions!!!#kitty avatarrr#I love how all the examples are glue except for the character ref which is a random Shadow
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good thing dogs are canonically immortal, never ending airbud movies
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Parts 5 and 6 of the comic :)
#this AU is actually super interesting and I love it??#I was super apprehensive at first because I’ve seen too many AUs of different fandoms kind of like this#but incredibly fetishized#but I’m so happy that this one is different!#the creator put a lot of thought into making this AU something that was uncomfortable#but not *bad*#or problematic or harmful to mental illness irl#it’s so refreshing to see#plus the art is so cute actually#I’ve known this AU for five seconds#love it a lot#also another thing that makes me love it more is the author’s responses to criticisms and concerns
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Oh yeah here's this whole argument if you guys wanted that.
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hey guys! did you miss me?? I'm back with a doodle dump of some nylon strings art I did while on hiatus, consider me officially back now!! things are still going a little slow, but I'm regaining a bit of normalcy back.
If you're interested in commissioning me, I'll start taking them again now, check out the link in my pinned post for more details
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TINY SHADOW CHRONICLES
2- GLOWSTICKS
Did you know? Glowsticks were made in the 70s for military use! Perfect that it matches with my movie headcanons~
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love the colours used in this game so here you go 🐴🚀🪓 enjoy
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cringe father son moments on the tulpar 🫶
before you think "will there actually be a next time :(" yes there absolutely will be because this is in my au where jimmy gets fired early on before he does irreversible damage which means i can have all the wholesome found family shenanigans i want on this gatdang ship without threat of The Horrors. yes this is how i cope.
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I feel like a lot of mouthwashing fans forget that murder is a bad thing.
Like those who have their good end is swansea killing jimmy before daisuke and anya die. Yes that would be a good ending but none of them WANT to escalate to murder! That's WHY it gets so bad! They're stuck together, but for most of the game anya is the only one who has a valid reason to want to kill jimmy but she doesn't want to be a murderer. Even swansea only escalates to prevent daisuke from being in pain.
Anya and curly are the only ones who worry about jimmy lashing out, swansea probably does have a sense after anya confides in swansea.
We as the audience have the knowledge of how unstable jimmy is because of the dramatic irony that comes from changing pov characters.
Curly is maybe the only one who could have stopped jimmy after the crash, but he's the only one physically incapable of sharing or acting on that.
Swansea probably had a bad feeling about jimmy after the crash, which is why he hides the working cryopod. He knew that information could be dangerous and lead to infighting so he made sure no one else knew.
As much as all of the characters are flawed, and make bad decisions, they are still all believably human characters.
More praise needs to be given to narratives that prioritize believable characters over 'perfect' endings. Mouthwashing is one of those stories where it couldn't have gone any other way.
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