#But I have 0 background on it

[kayberrie]

fandom advice: don't try to interact with the wincesties. they're not ok in the head. and i mean that aside from the incest shipping. destiel is a much chiller fandom space but i don't know how close you're to season 4. either way, have fun!

oh the pain of not even being halfway through season 1 and still seeing all the Destiel content.

[qualityrain]

[ruushes]

consulting the giving-yourself-a-superhero-name expert 💀🗡️

[dammarchy211]

I spent no effort on this except this is my new favorite drawing of Borous

[jiwasaissappy]

gratsu frozen au (?)

[calaphort]

some cadalis drawings I’m not gonna finish, but hopefully you can enjoy anyways

[wykart]

"You have observed that I am the ultimate alien. Do you not wonder if I also can be a loser?"

"The thought has crossed my mind."

— God Emperor of Dune

[buttery21]

I have to start using this blog again for my art

Anyways, i drew winter king :3 (+ simon lol)

[spacefatcat]

yoyoyo art question

when it comes to screenshot redraws like this one,

do you edit the backgrounds? i noticed in those WIPs you posted the new character didn't perfectly cover up the OG and left some like.. Leftovers of the other character lmfao

Thought I'd ask how you edit/make the backgrounds :]]

I always try to make sure that the frame I'm using is in very good quality, to avoid the character and the background looking so different

I use these brushes because they are the most similar to those used by background artists!

Then I blend over the background, making sure they blend together enough so that it looks concise and not edited or too obvious

Then I add the final details to make sure it looks exactly like a real frame! Making sure the original background character doesn't appear lol anD DONEE

This is what it looks like without the character LMAO

[asgardian--angels]

yknow on that note, there's been so many theories about 'in all timelines, in all possibilities' with regards to how many Jayces have visited mage Viktor, whether his words imply all but our Jayce have failed or whether it's Jayce in all timelines that succeed.

And I just want to put this tidbit out there - if many Jayces have met mage Viktor atop the hexgates and received his instructions, and tried & failed to kill Viktor in the commune, you'd need a lot of hammers.

Now, true, we don't know if our Jayce is the only one who fell into the ravine and dismantled his own hammer, hence why he had to take husk Jayce's. As many have speculated, that could have been why he ultimately succeeded - he was hardened and enlightened by the experience of having to walk a literal mile in Viktor's footsteps, retracing his hardships through life. Maybe it was a test, mage Viktor closely monitoring him to make sure he didn't die but understanding this was necessary to prepare Jayce for what lay ahead. But there's only one corrupted mercury hammer, and given that we see husk Jayce's fingers literally break off and get stuck to the hammer when he releases it, it's clear this hammer has never left his grip since he knelt down there ages ago.

I've recently seen this screencap going around:

One of many of Jayce's potential 'divergence point' moments - but is it really? I love the idea, especially given the following moment of his face splitting into many screaming thrashing versions of himself. It's certainly set up visually to invoke divergence points. But idk it just doesn't add up to me!! We can't see the hammer design on these Jayces, and also, why would they all look exactly like our Jayce who was stuck in the ravine for weeks/months? If many Jayces spent time in the cavern there'd be evidence, and they'd have an equal chance of succeeding. Would mage Viktor let so many Jayces die, after the grief and pain of losing just one - his own, after going through the trouble of saving young Jayce when he could easily avoid all of this by just, not rescuing him?

It comes back to 'in all timelines, in all possibilities, only you can show me this.' Many have pointed out the wording is very specific here, vs something like 'out of all timelines and possibilities' which would imply our Jayce is the only version of Jayce that can succeed. This is such a big sticking point for me because the fandom really cannot seem to agree on or even figure out what the hell's going on. The wording we got implies that in all timelines it's always Jayce who brings him back from the brink, and Viktor sets it up that way because he always saves young Jayce and gives him a rune to start his journey. And yet, we get radically different interpretations of this scene that are basically opposites - either Jayce always fails or he always succeeds. You'd think that if Jayce can't do it by attempt number five hundred Viktor would start rethinking his strategy. The romanticism of it stems from Jayce succeeding in other timelines - so why is the more common interpretation that he usually fails? And I'm not pinning this on the fandom - I think the show could have given us something just a tad more explicit (about literally all of this) to let viewers know what was really going on here.

It also feeds into the separate but connected ongoing speculation about Mage Viktor's existence in general. I've seen it postulated that our Jayce succeeding broke a cycle and somehow erased the ruined timeline from existence (and I've heard this one often enough that a fair amount of people must believe it). I just don't see why that would happen. From what I've heard, it comes from the fan idea that all anomalies are connected or are the same anomaly, thus destroying one destroys them all, which, we have no evidence that's the case in any way. Even if so, destroying the anomaly wouldn't destroy the timeline. Mage Viktor now exists in the arcane, he is outside of time and space. Even, even, if his timeline ceased to exist, he's basically immortal. I think this all stemmed from the shot where the corrupted hammer crumbles into dust atop the hexgates, having served its purpose. And yes, I do think it's symbolic of breaking the cycle, but I don't think we can take that and say that timeline doesn't exist anymore (esp when Swain's raven takes the hexgem from it whoops).

these are just some disorganized thoughts. I really like analyzing these things but most of the fandom's on twitter and not only do I have zero footprint on there to help my posts get any traction, but it's not exactly the best platform for long-form meta. anyway.

[sunlight-shunlight]

i'm... revolted. yeah no shit the fandom is "hostile towards south asians" it's BECAUSE of this type of nonsense. i swear to god.

literally 10 years ago i was getting slurs in my inbox from white people bc i said it was a little strange and inappropriate to slap on random orientalist mishmashes of cultural items onto their ocs, without any clear reason or research behind it. and now people are arguing points like "using teal blue" is somehow a well-known reference to hinduism, and that it somehow indicated deep cultural affiliation with abolition movements. it doesn't! this entire post was nonsense! none of their "proof" is anything! hope that helps. 👍🏽

[pnfoutofcontext]

[themeraldee]

Do you think Homelander would enjoy having a stay-at-home partner in his Penthouse all the time or someone who had their own space so they weren't always in his 24/7

Literally insane that I have let this ROT in my inbox for months. DEEPEST APOLOGIES!!!

Yes and yes. Let me elaborate.

I explore this a little (and I'll mention it more in the next chapter) in Lucky Winner (shameless promo). But I imagine that after having everything about his persona controlled and publicised I imagine he'd enjoy having a secret. Someone only he knows about. Having someone he can escape to (almost like he did with Doppelganger) when times are tough and when he most seeks that love and reassurance. Like having a trump card in his back pocket. He doesn't want anybody to know about them at first so they can't take this joy away from him. If Vought found something they didn't already control that was making him happy and affecting him, they'd surely want to impose some rules. So I imagine him enjoying having somewhere to go. Somewhere to escape to. I guess I'm describing from the perspective of him wanting to take a break from Vought rather than having them living separately so that he doesn't get annoyed.

However if this relationship grew or even if we follow his story, he slowly tries to become more of what Vought is. So he'd have to shed his dirty little secret because well, he's now a CEO! Or he's trying to control things more. So having them in his space would be the best. Easy access to comfort and at that point he'd probably no longer get the thrill of a secret visit. I imagine he'd just want things at his convenience.

I don't think he'd mind having someone in his space. The place is big enough that he can banish them to another room and not deal with them 😂 Plus I don't think he'd be above just telling them to shush if they annoyed him.

So I think definitely penthouse!

[notsofrozt]

Day 2: Coworkers

Welcome to Mac-Donalds. If you have a complaint, reach out to our regional mac-nager, Ms. Bone Demon.

[lorillee]

im really normal about them <- lie

[okamiz36]

Old bsd art? what bsd art- these are the first times ive drawn bsd- haha- anyways THANK U WEBTOONS AND BINGING MANGAS FOR TEACHING ME HOW TO DRAW EXPRESSIONS LMAO, why does Dazai look so offended in 3 of them- then juts sad dazai at the office and one chuuya- totally not me giving dark backgruond bc i dont like the sketches haha-