#Creator: Jesse.

[rebirthost]

amore mio, you light up the world. with your warmth and your smile, you're perfection swirled. Italian paradise, in your light I see, a vessel of love and beauty, as far as the eye can see . . .

[jclolz22]

new bots!

*  ˚✧ / Tashi Duncan / Injured (inspired by @ paracxosm fic but the account is gone??)

*  ˚✧ / Quinn Fabray / Be Alone

*  ˚✧ / Jess Mariano / Comfort

brooooo these might not be that good but I tried so... as always I am very open to feedback and anything helps! feel free to make a request if you so choose. thank you for the support! <3

also i’m such a liar so sorry saoirse😓

[rebirthost]

J, Remember These? It's your Sign to bring Sin back from the Dead. @synthized

[revwack]

tyler fanart for pride month!

[rarestdoge]

Would you guys believe me if I said my newest hyperfixation is Minecraft Story Mode in fucking 2024

[ivormybelovedau]

*hands Milo a bug* 🐛

[victorcreedkisser]

More doodle dumps yall !!

[leviiackrman]

SIMS 4 OC BUILDS: Tiny Treehouse

Next up, the tiny treehouse of my atla girlies! Not canon to their stories as they are both young adults living here BUT, the treehouse represents the orphanage Shen builds after the events of ATLA. This is just more functional for in game purposes aha! Again, original build was found on the gallery but altered by me to suit my needs.

Lookbooks: Ackermans || Rikihisas || Enatsu || Kyutoku || Olalias || Hatakes || ATLA || Ginnivan || Ishimoto

Builds: Saitama Loft || Sunset Cosy Cabin || League of Villains Hideout

Tag list (ask to be added or removed): @carrionsflower @statichvm @risingsh0t @simonxriley @tommyarashikage @kanos @bbrocklesnar @confidentandgood @unholymilf @florbelles @thedeadthree @shellibisshe @roofgeese @aezyrraeshh @faerune @tekehu @jackiesarch @minaharkers @sergeiravenov @carlosoliveiraa @rosenfey @greenecreek @queennymeria @heroofpenamstan @alexxmason @tethrras @jamessunderlandgf @a-treides @solasan @bigbywlf @delzinrowe @fenharel @imogenkol

[rebirthost]

Through destruction and desire Planets spin and spiral Beneath their burning glow The world will always know

[4townglazer]

Kali what u mean??? I take it offensive cuz I'm the hottest flower boy that popped up on the scene 😌

[goatschild]

rip jesse pinkman you would’ve loved tyler the creator..

[ratlover7]

BREAKING BAD AND BETTER CALL SAUL FANS THERE WAS APPERANTLY AN UNAUTHORIZED MUSICAL VERSION OF BREAKING BAD I CANT FIND ANY PERFORMANCE RECORDINGS BUT GO LISTEN TO THE SOUNDTRACK ITS SO STUPID ITS CALLED SAY MY NAME ITS ON YOUTUBE AND SPOTIFY I HAD TO SHARE THIS OR I WOULD DIE

[fandom-friday]

Hi Karrde! Happy Fandom Friday! I'm excited to share some fun links today.

First up, @pinkiemme's collection of tattooed clones. I'm losing my mind over every one of them.

Next, this Asajj Ventress art from @vimse that nearly made me spontaneously combust (CW knife).

A self-rec: I finished Stars Beyond Number. It follows Rex, Echo, Riyo, Gregor, and OC Cerra Kilian as they work to build their resistance network. Fireball and Nemec are also major characters. The romance pairings are Echo x Riyo and Gregor x Cerra. This fic does contain mature content and themes, so all chapters have individual ratings and warnings, but as with all of my fics, it's intended for adults regardless of rating. Here's the series masterlist and the soundtrack, which slaps if I do say so myself.

Finally, I'm obsessed with the art style of @ginalongillustrations. They create gorgeous stained glass-style portraits from several fandoms, and I'm obsessed with every single Star Wars piece they've shared. Top favorites: Chopper - The War Criminal Captain Rex - The Soldier Padme Amidala - The Queen

Hey hello there DJ! First off, CONGRATS ON FINISHING STARS BEYOND NUMBER!! That fic has been on my TBR forever, and I am stoked that I can just speed run it when I get around to it! As for the rest of these, ALL OF THEM ARE ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. I will never get over Emme's work EVER, and that Ventress artwork had me grinning like a fiend. I've seen Gina's work on my dash before, and every piece is absolutely breathtaking. Thanks so much for putting this list together! HAPPY FANDOM FRIDAY INDEED!

Participate in Fandom Friday to show your favorite creators from this week some love! :)

[secretly-a-catamount]

So, I made the Main Six of the Serafina Series using Pitcrew Character Creator. Specifically, this one by Hunbloom.

Anyway, without further ado, here’s the designs I managed to come up with.

Serafina:

Braeden Vanderbilt:

Lady Rowena Fox-Pemberton:

Waysa:

Essie Walker:

Jess Braddick:

I’m not so sure on some of the outfits, and I wish this had some scar options, but overall I really like its performance, the art, and the designs I was able to come up with. My favorite is probably Rowena or Serafina.

[transformers-mosaic]

Transformers: Mosaic #528 - "Small World"

Originally posted on August 11th, 2010

Story - John-Paul Bove Art - Jess Bradley

deviantART | Seibertron | TFW2005 | BotTalk

wada sez: The school P.S. 118 is a reference to Hey Arnold!

[thelaurenshippen]

Hey Lauren! I've just finished writing my first novel, I'm also the writer/creator of the audio series Life & Death on the Rim (Star Wars fan audio drama), and I've started my own company Galactic North Productions. What I really want to understand is how other writers/creators who are successful and profitable got there. If there are any insights you can give me I'm all ears, whether that's associations, conventions, marketing, etc etc I just really want to learn. Very determined. Thank you!

hey!!! first off, HUGE congrats on finishing your first novel, that's an incredible feat and you should be unbelievably proud!!!! secondly, I hadn't heard of this podcast before but as a huge fan of both star wars and fan works, I am absolutely putting it on my tbl list right now!!!!

so. this is a great question. and a hard question. and one that I'm probably going to spend way too many words answering, if I know myself at all.

I think this question, in part, depends on what you consider successful and profitable! for me, it's meant being a jack of all trades - a lot of my work has come from being someone who knows how to make a podcast from soup to nuts and from being a person who a lot of people know. you've already done the hard thing: making something. that's your resume, now get the resume out there!

I wish I could give advice about marketing and finding an audience, but honestly it's changed so much since I started out that I hardly know how to find an audience anymore. but the basic approach always stands I think: don't promo, build community. be authentic and enthusiastic, and hang out in online spaces that you're already excited to be in. share your passion with people. clearly you already know how to do that, making a fan podcast!

in terms of getting to know your peers, I always recommend people join the WGA Audio Alliance discord to get to know who else is working in the space and hear about events. I did meet a lot of people at events early on, but unfortunately a lot of those things don't exist anymore (or were one-offs to begin with) or were smaller, invite-only things. if you're in NY, LA, Chicago, or London, there are vibrant AD scenes, so seek those out and go to (or organize!) a meet-up.

knowing your peers is the single most important thing for getting jobs. with the exception of one cold outreach, every job I've ever gotten has been because I met somebody and vibed with them. stay in touch but not too much - don't email your industry contacts all the time, but every 8-18 months, reach out to folks and do a catch up zoom or coffee. but don't network just to network! get to know people whose work you really like. getting to know peers at your same level is just as - if not more - important as networking to those who are further along in success than you.

be incredibly findable. having the facebook page, instagram, etc. is great, but if you're a production company hoping to make money through providing services like producing, directing, writing, etc. (which is primarily how I've made a living - I don't really make money directly from my original podcasts), having a website is a must. if you don't want to pay for squarespace or wix, you can make a website through tumblr and then just buy a url and have it redirect (I wrote about this a bit in my production guide). same deal if you want to be hired as a writer - having a website or some kind of resume is huge. I'm not saying you need to have an instagram detailing your personal life or anything (for me, I get personal about my thoughts on social media, but I never post my family/partner/non-industry friends/etc. some creators have had massive success building mystery (lemony snicket, the team behind midst), but I have no idea how to do that lol

this is already too long, so to summarize: build a community, both in your audience and your colleagues, be very clear and open about the skills you have/services you provide, and, ideally, do a lot of different things that put you in front of a lot of different audiences. try a lot of things and stick with what works.

to speak more on my personal journey, just briefly: 90% of being successful in the art and entertainment industry is luck. I know that people always say that, and it sucks as advice because it's not advice at all, but it is just true. luck and timing. the only way to improve your chances are to make stuff, meet people, and be easily accessible.

I know that's all exceptionally broad advice - if you'd like to share more specifics about your career goals, I'm happy to get more specific too!