#10/10 combo

[tyin-cherry-knots]

reading articles that dissect Lolita and Ada or ardor while listening to nitty gritty dirt band is crazy

[hoofpeet]

Awassi ewe 🐑❗

[dalekinapaintedparadise]

Another reason to cry about the Temperance ending: Johnny feels like V is still out there somewhere.

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

probably shouldn’t be laughing about this, but…

eubzlabakVia HAhfHahahHahhHayAH

THE JP SERVERS ARE OVERLOADED AGAIN 😭 First it was Jamil, now Ace…

I-Is this just going to become the new norm for every Relaxing in Room birthday… OTL

[deadbaguette]

“May you sow such destruction as to shake this mountain to its core, my kin”

An Ares and Zag commission (kinda) piece 🗡️🩸

[heartorbit]

🩷💛💚💜

[mwagneto]

doctor who will bring david tennant in just so he can scream and cry and be the saddest most pathetic man you've ever seen and then die. and it slaps every time

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

Hellelil and Hildebrand (The Meeting on the Turret Stairs) – Frederic William Burton // The Accolade – Edmund Blair Leighton // All Too Well (10 Minute Version) – Taylor Swift

[waymond-wang]

You look like an accountant in the Bahamas.

NO HARD FEELINGS (2023) dir. Gene Stupnitsky

[shepherds-of-haven]

Everyone always talks about how awkward and oblivious a romanced Blade is as if the MC romancing him is any better. Girlie will legit say stuff like "huh crazy how Blade keeps lingering his gaze on me and won't leave my side and blushes whenever I compliment him. This can't possibly mean anything though." They truly deserve each other lmao

Sometimes* I like to headcanon that it's less that MC doesn't notice that Blade probably likes her as time goes on, or that the various signs don't mean anything, and more that he gives off extremely mixed and confusing signals about whether he's actually going to do anything about it... 😅 Mr. Blade 'hungrily nuzzles your hand like your touch is water to a dying man but then immediately drops it and removes himself from the situation like you're lawyers adjourning a meeting' Bronwyn

[storytellering]

Another commission of Vergil, Dante and Beedle the dog ☆

[ncthandrake]

JOHN “SOAP” MACTAVISH → 'Masked Soap' Operator Skin Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III

[ikebanaka]

I bet Ford and Bill would've played some crazy Yugioh games in the dreamscape if it existed in the 80s

[thephooka]

I've been dreaming of making a webcomic for nearly half of my life, and I've just started actually working on that, but... do you think it's worth it for me to start even with the decline of the scene? White noise is quite possibly my favorite piece of media, period, and it's in a format I love, so I figure you're a good person to ask the thoughts of.

(In reference to this post, I am guessing.)

ABSOLUTELY! 100%! MAKE YOUR WEBCOMIC!! Please don't let the whinging of us old heads deter you from making a project that you're passionate about.

I think it's important to ask yourself what would make it 'worth it' in your mind. What do you want out of making a webcomic? Is it that you want to experience the act of creation? Do you have a story you need to get out? Is your goal to get a book printed? To have a large audience? To improve your artistic and storytelling skills? To make a living on your artwork? To make merch? Some of these are way harder to do today, but some of these are goals that you will reach simply by making your webcomic.

If it helps at all, I had to do a lot of this kind of talk to myself when I was starting in 2011 (less because of the scene and more because I was low in self-confidence.) The only way I could get myself to start posting WN on Smackjeeves was to remind myself that I was doing this for myself only, and maybe no one would read it, and that would be ok, because if nothing else I would be making something I love and I would learn a lot doing it. 13 years later and I'd consider my goals met, even if I stopped WN before I'm truly done with it.

(Which speaking of, I feel very strongly that unfinished or abandoned webcomics are not a waste of time for either the reader OR the creator. Just because a story doesn't get an ending--or gets an ending you don't like--doesn't mean it's without worth!!)

The webcomic scene is not going to fully disappear anytime soon--it's just suffering the same corporatization that has gripped almost every art scene at some point in some way, and I think that problem has been compounded by the consolidation of the internet into a few social media platforms. But those platforms will crumble, and the corporations will bail once they can't squeeze any more money out of webcomics. The scene won't ever been the same as it was in the 2010s, but that's how time works, and that doesn't mean it won't ever get better than it is or that there's not gems to be found now. The only way it gets better is if more people make and read webcomics!

[thecooleraveragejamm]

finally finished the hoenn trio! And finally drew in a pokemon lol

[superxstarzz]

alright, nobody reqd these BUT I needed them for a little thing I'm working on rn ;)