#1911 john

[mavenhavenn]

sopping wet dog art dump loossserrr I hate him (i love him sm)

[barghest-land]

was too busy and tired this weekend (and i still feel a bit dead) but here are some recent jovier sketches cuz i don't have the energy to do anything else rn ;--;

[exhaustedalien]

hello old friend

[kayomin]

practiced drawing with non dominant hand

[lea-khena]

Part of a secret santa exchange i participated, prompt was about 1911 Javier basically relearning how to to groom himself with John helping out, I spent way too much time on this man

[arthursfuckinghat]

Cooking up a John Marston cosplay.. maybe..

[dyingbuck]

one sad old man

[lucasoliko]

Why didn't they just kiss and talk things out? Are they stupid??

[ablogofcourage]

[kennnnnn3]

hey guys. we fw jovier or what

me after completely ignoring rdr1 and also every sad thing that happened in rdr2‼️‼️‼️‼️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

theyve taken over my life i cannot escape these guys i hate javier and his stuoid transsexual boyfriend i hate them

[weirdlookindog]

Hallowe'en Greetings, 1911

[burntout-archives]

John Singer Sargent’s watercolors

Simplon Pass: The Lesson, 1911

The Lady With the Umbrella, 1911

Violet Sleeping, c. 1908

[sstiizy]

i updated it

[kayomin]

normal jovier enjoyer

[chlomills]

A piece of the besties from me and @targetf0rce ‘s rp, I love them sm

[calliecopper]

I feel like it's pretty clear that in RDR Arthur was more Hosea's son than Dutch's, and John was more Dutch's son than Hosea's.

John, especially in RDR1, has a very eloquent way of speaking without saying much at all. He uses his language to convince others hes more than what he is, that hes an educated respectable man rather than an ex-outlaw who can barely draw a duck. He uses frilly and grandiose language as a way of confusing and distracting others enough that they don't think twice about a gunslinger asking them to help him track down notorious outlaws. I feel like he definitely gets that from Dutch; talking big words and acting like you know everything when really you're just a clueless fool.

Meanwhile Arthur, he's conning everybody. He plays the big dumb heartless bastard who can't think an original thought, because he looks like a big dumb heartless bastard who can't think original thoughts. He acts a fool who's better for being a work horse than a prize pony because that's exactly what's expected of him, and he can catch people off guard by being surprisingly cunning and quick-witted. Nobody expects the dull yankee to have the foresight to stack the deck and give himself a pair of aces. He definitely gets that from Hosea; play a role, and take advantage when people let their guards down.

I don't think one is necessarily smarter than the other, but I think John definitely tries to flash a sense of knowledge and education that isn't there, while Arthur tries to hide the knowledge and education that is there. Both are to catch people off guard.