#Dreaming From Scratch

[paintedcrows]

they make me feel unwell

(continued: Stan & Young Ford)

[zu-is-here]

Selfish request of Dreammare pls ?

Pygmalion

idea by @clownyclowns

Dream & Nightmare by jokublog

+ the perfect finger sketch :'D

[pixlatedvampire]

hi the literal whole entire reason i made these was bc i watched this 10 sec clip on youtube pls watch

[justcallme-ange]

You know what I totally get Techno - If I saw this I would also be tearing up some iron bars up from the floor.

@lookinghalfacorpse

[little-pup-pip]

Baking!!

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

In Stars and Disco

(Disco side of the swap)

[magnusbae]

Favorite Sandman Episode:

The Sound of Her Wings

[ridl]

strange qilin woman found sleeping while standing up

[mintjeru]

eon ticket

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[bfdifan26]

[screwpinecaprice]

I woke up feeling like I was crying to sleep when I wasn't??? And my dream was about Mei from Turning Red riding a snow sleigh. Um There's nothing sad about that??? Lol

Anyway, the warm up sketches. The colors were added in Medibang. It was pretty fun, might do that technique some other time. My body still refused to recover from being bummed out throughout the day so I did house chores instead of commissions. 😅 Will try again tomorrow.

[thecurtainswereblue]

I shall dream of it tonight, I find its words… almost seductive

[flowercrowngods]

they tell you about school and they tell you about work and they tell you about taxes and responsibilities and ideals you have to reach. they don’t tell you about baking chocolate cookies from scratch at the ungodly hours of 11 at night and sitting on your kitchen floor while watching a home decor competition show while you get to munch on a cookie that tastes like the hot chocolate you used to make when you needed a reason to live as a teenager. they don’t tell you about getting to eat another cookie while you think about capturing this moment in a mason jar and shipping it through time to your younger self who gets scared so easily by school and work and taxes and responsibilities and ideals. your younger self who wonders if there’s still comfort, still good things, and if you get to claim them for yourself at some point or if comfort is always a question of dependence. they don’t tell you about that, when for years we do nothing but dream about moments like these

[beast-feast]

Hey...........bites lip....runs away ......

[velveteenpup]

my spidey tree and mistletoe stamped letters for loved ones and gingerbread cookies and my cute candy cane pajamas!!!! all the love to u and urs!!!!!!

[bleue-flora]

I have a "torture" for your imaginary kids game au! I don't know what it's called in other countries or if it even exists anywhere else (lol), but in my language it's literally just "nettle-game". It was a weird challenge among children in the yard, the essence of which was that one child takes another child by the wrist or slightly higher with both hands and twists the skin in one direction. The essence of this event was that children tested their childish willpower and pain threshold or smth lmao. Usually it happened like this: one child would approach each other, ask "can I make you some nettle? Or can't you handle it?" and depending on what the answer was, the other child would either agree and endure having their wrist twisted as not to "look like a baby", or nothing would happen, sometimes you were shamed for disagreeing so I always agreed and endured, not my brightest moment tbh. Little Quackity could do that to little Dream ;)

[context]

Hmmm sounds like an Indian (or Chinese) Burn, where you twist someone’s arm in opposite directions making it red like a sunburn, which I feel like was more a game of how red can we make your arm until you cry or tell them to stop type deal. Or used as a surprise prank/way to settle your anger… upon research there’s also a game called Slaps where you take turns slapping each other’s open palms, Mercy where the players compete to bend eachother wrists backward, which seems familiar, and one I never heard of called Scabby Queen, where upon losing in a card game the winner would run the deck across the loser’s knuckles or something. Brutal. I remember a thing where you’d go up and pinch people as a prank/almost tag game as they come for revenge. Seems like although I’m not familiar with that specific kids game, there are multiple of similar nature… really making me realize just how violent we were as kids.