#DotS wip

[jenevas]

uuh when you the uuh when the uuh when you and the uuh when you-

[grandquest]

Bugs that you find when examining an old piece of wood covered in mushrooms

[2-eeillustration]

Look not everyone can say Megatron has been to their baby shower 😭 

[fastcardotmp3]

“You asked if I was okay,” Buck clears his throat, brow furrowing up and gaze tipping down to the empty stretch of bench between them where Eddie’s hand rests flat across slats of wood. “You asked if I was hurt, and then you didn’t say anything else for two years. Those were— they were your last words.” 

Or: Buck still finds out about Eddie’s will after the shooting, it just takes two years in a hospital bed before Eddie can wake up and talk to him about it. 

Buddie // Rated M // Complete! (140k)

read on ao3

[hobgoblinsandpeachfuzz]

i think the date went well

you know despite the lies

[jascurka]

[lynn-tged-posting]

llovier! ⚔️🍯

original

[honeydots]

MWAH!

[neotragus]

The bottom one is one I kept unfinished. The top one is a WIP I'm doing for fun. Every time I listen to "Yes, brothers warner we," I get a little picture in my mind.

[molotovka]

they can be your angle or yuor debil

[kitsunecrows]

you’ve got stars in your eyes

and the whole world’s waiting for you ✨

[theriverdraws]

Staring straight at heaven (s**t ton of candy)

👍

[cry-ptidd]

This Alucard that has major cat energy (from an nsfw comic I'm working on)

[circledotdestroy]

I was thinking about how Dr. Garaki was targeting Aizawa to turn into a Nomu when he was younger and it made me think of how Aizawa would haunt you if you two were friends during HS. (This is lowkey an AU idea for my fic Retrospective but I didn’t get nearly enough done to DESERVE writing it)

When Aizawa died, a part of you did too. The innocence and plausible deniability of the heavily propagandized hero society was stripped, leaving little behind. Before “hero” and “villain” were just characters. Big, bad villain has their fun causing trouble, then you, the hero stops them. Growing up you never held no genuine animosity toward “villains”, they were just doing what their part entailed at the end of the day.

That's what you remembered as you stood in the wake of destruction. Rubble became the monument of your friend’s last day on Earth. In mere seconds, you were smacked with a lifetime of regrets. The nerve you had-- equating cold reality with story books. It was stupid. You were so stupid... and arrogant.

You didn't take your job seriously as you should have, and now Eraserhead's career ended before it began. Aizawa Shouta will never live to see greatness like his name once promised.

From then on, it took time. A lot of time before Oboro managed to pull what remained of the group together. You all were functional hero-hopefuls again. Even if standing on the rooftop makes you lose your appetite; and looking at the tree you and Shouta trained by makes the world blur and echo oddly.

One time you looked at the tree and hadn't gained awareness until all of you became seasoned pros. Some time after that, Nemuri decided to teach the next generation of heroes. It didn’t take much convincing for Oboro and Hizashi to join in. You on the other hand, got tricked and was dragged by the others, kicking and screaming. Those three were insane, you thought. What business did you have teaching children?

It was cruel.

All of it.

[zhalfirin-binds]

WIP - Herbst im Mumintal

Finally I got around to do the last moomins book (moominvalley in november). It took me forever to decide on a leather and cover art but at last the leather is pared and on.

The darker parts in the picture above are from where I pressed the moist leather down with thick iron rulers (like 5mm thick!). I like to do that instead of paring to press down the edge of the leather (tbh a combination of paring and pressing down would probably give an even smoother result, but it's not a fine binding and this will do nicely) another up of this method is, that, if the rulers have been placed carefully, they create a nice guide of where to put the cover papers.

Before hot stamping the title I evened out the backside of the spine stiffener. This doesn't need to be done, but I don't like how the spine curves otherwise and I also wasn't sure if my title stamping would fall on the edge of the turn in. If it did, it ended me up with uneven pressure and could possibly ruin the stamping. To prevent that I picked a thin piece of cardboard the thickness of the leather cut it about 1mm more narrow than the spine stiffener (to avoid a visible edge on the covered spine in case there was the smallest bit of skew). I also cut the piece to even out a bit longer. so it covered a bit of the leather turn ins. I do that to cut the leather away and have a perfect fit for the cardboard piece to even out the leather. It's just way easier to cut the leather straight along the inset piece than trying to cut the inset piece the exact shape of the leather.

[kaninaka76809]

i drew him from memory at first, looked at his references and realised he doesn't really look on-model arghhhh,,,