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[stacksattack]

the sharp

[moriipoda]

"this is me on day one of NO rendog !!"

[wasabijean]

osmosis jones sketch dump but it's actually a sneak peak into the inner machinations of my mind

[bonivers]

tagged by the beloved @grubbygrrrl to post 9 albums that got me through 2024 🎧

tagging @lovetruly @miffygirls @cyb0rg-bby @tulipmp3 @tuckerrule @satuurnos 🫧🫧

[milkbreadtoast]

doodled Stayn from living with magicians webtoon... I like him :) (just felt like drawing random webtoon characters fsr lmao)

[artem1sc0re]

Hehehe collab art I did for me and my partner @nickthenoncomedian ’s 2nd anniversary ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡

Also a silly little video here :P

[meowsticmarvels]

ok one more thing. absolutely criminal that phi and akane don't interact more in ztd because to me they could be besties...... if you even care

[ulteri0rm0tives]

'Good fuckin' riddance. One Arasaka whackjob is already plenty.'

[sol-dial]

I come back from the void to ramble about the Avengers Assemble cartoon, so be prepared hehe :3

TL;DR/Main idea

The near end of season 1, episode 22 "By The Numbers" is what Steve’s painting of Tony in season 2, episode 19 "The New Guy" (..maybee..?)

I’m looking at this through a Superhusbands lens sooo beware qwq.

Brief spoilers for both episodes, soo yeah!

"By The Numbers" is Tony feeling guilty for allowing Red Skull access to all their training recordings and how to easily defeat them, so Tony fixates and obsesses, to an unhealthy extent, of numbers and statistics to determine the team's next moves. 

Throughout the episode, it is shown that Steve is worried about this and comforts Tony a bunch (dealing with fear and how to react to it, telling him to depend on his team). 

At the end of the episode, Tony re-watches the failing of the Avengers, well more specifically Tony's failure of leadership. It was a huge impact on him (shown beautifully without words and all body language even with the armor and not showing Tony's face) since he pushed the Avengers too far. There was a point where Tony looked on helplessly while one by one, his team was dragged and thrown while looking very beaten up. 

Anyways, so Tony is re-watching the videos and looks haunted and defeated. Steve suddenly walks up to him, holding a yellowish-green-colored cup in one hand.

He comforts Tony again and seems to raise the cup higher, whether to drink it himself or as I see it, as an offer to Tony.

The episode ends with everything fading into black except for Tony's defeated posture.

Now to "The New Guy", which is basically Hawkeye getting over his trust issues with Ant-Man via communication. One prominent moment is where Hawkeye confront Steve about his distrust in Ant-Man while in Steve's room, while Steve is painting. In the background are some paintings that Steve had made in the past. 

One painting that gets a bunch of attention is the one that has a tired-looking Tony staring at whoever is in front of him while holding a cup in one hand. 

I believe that moment is the same one as what could’ve happened off screen after the ending of "By The Numbers” since I can literally imagine Tony, who has probably been through a lot that episode, accepting the cup of coffee albeit grumpy since the two were clashing throughout that episode.

I feel that what Tony was feeling in that episode is conveyed perfectly in Steve's painting. Plus, with the style of Tony in that painting is so season 1, with his thin noodle arms (prominent through shirt sleeves) compared to season 2 having Tony be more defined. Plus, the painting looks like it was at Tony’s lab, the same background where Tony was in “By The Numbers”.

I truly believe that ending of that specific season 1 episode is the inspiration behind the gorgeous painting of a grumpy Tony accepting that cup. Is it a stretch done by a gal who is looking it through a superhusbands lens? Mayhaps.

But, I can so see Steve being greatly affected by how greatly affected Tony was about letting down the team and let the odds control him, thus Steve wanting to capture the moment where Tony learns to depend more on his team (which he definitely does in later episodes and seasons).

It's so adorable because would that mean Tony was looking at Steve like that and Steve decided to paint that? Was it a memory that Steve had, a situation he wanted to have? Because that specific painting is like Steve caught a moment he had with Tony and kept it immortalized forever! :D

[iamnotawomanimagod]

I like drama and angst as much as the next person, but I have to admit, this season is a pretty big bummer

very little comic relief to break up this entire first hour of grief and regret in the third episode

and that's okay, I normally love tragedy, but I guess it wasn't what I was expecting or really seeking from Misfits and Magic.

I'll keep at it, I love these characters, players, and this DM so much, but right now I'm definitely dragging my feet a little. it's very heavy for a season of Dimension 20.

[pup-pee]

some more landfill doodles i found in my camera roll

[superwingscentral]

blank version below the cut so you can do it with your fave

[doodlingwren]

Oh Lord. Oh dear God. Just finished reading the Mirror Visitor Saga (le Passe Miroir).

I am okay. Such lovely and cute books. Definitely they didn't drain my mind and soul or anything.

[wolfwarrior142]

It really is a curse to my fuckin brain that my favorite show has a character named Viren and my fave videogame has a character named Riven. Two very different characters. One a human mage, one a massive reality-bending and extremely dangerous wish dragon. Both with extremely similar names that I mix up ALL THE FUCKING TIME.

[goldrushenthusiast]

FLORENCE AND TAYLOR MY WORLDS ARE COLLIDING LETS GOOOOOOO

[scionshtola]

after work today i begin wfr lockdown. but work hours are for corishtola and best friends cori&estinien