#Getting this one out of my drafts

[beautyconsumer]

I'm tryna keep working on the wips I've already got online but one idea has been nagging me to share

So Concept: Mob Wife/Husband Grant, Crime Lord/Mob boss Jason, JayGrant obsv

So after taking the serum Grant has health complications despite having a perfect body (to Jason’s eyes and most people, which is great for his ego) and superhuman habilites he can't really use without feeling overexertion, in the middle of mercenary work which is mostly intel gathering he meets Jason "Crime Lord, Red Hood" Todd.

They charm each other immediately, Grant with his overconfident attractiveness and Wilson rizz™, Jason with his witt, his obsessive (bat patented) and passionate nature.

Watch them fall out of the dynamic they automatically built around power/transaction and gratification/possession and actually fall for each other.

I'm thinking particularly on a abo/verse because gender roles, but anything works honestly.

[chiptrillino-art]

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Zuko is just playing hard to get

[hinamie]

trick or treat!

[payasita]

who'd call proofreading an artform on its own?

[wardingshout]

late summer times

[isatartdump]

Act 5 siffrin, the fella you are

(First time trying out pastels ^)

[21stcenturyschizoidfag]

she said stay the hell away from my block but i dont wanna lego.. shes got me bricked up now im in pieces... base plate

[vechter]

a guide on being cassandra cain

batgirl (2000) #6 // so i locked myself inside a star for twenty years, jeremy rodin // batman: gotham knights (2000) #2 // quote by @ojibwa (x) // batgirl (2000) #25 // what my bones know: a memoir of healing from complex trauma, stephanie foo // batgirl (2000) #9 // batgirl (2000) #65 // my dark vanessa, kate elizabeth russell // detective comics (1937) #734 // i used to be a hole in the ground, katie maria // batgirl (2000) #34 // batgirl (2000) #73 // unfinished duet, richard siken // things you wanted to say but never did, geloy concepcion // detective comics (2016) #976 // a primer for the small weird loves, richard siken // batgirl (2000) #17 // house is an enigma, emma bolden // batgirl secret files and origins (2002) // batgirl (2000) #45 // cassandra: a novel and four essays, christa wolf // batgirl secret files and origins (2002)

[beets]

baby, bi bi bi

[cacaocheri]

hozier's song is killing me so have this quick doodle before i go crazy and make an entire animatic

[itsmespicaa]

The way I literally lost my mind when I saw them in the movie omg...after 40 years, my beloved twins are finally back together 😭🫶💖

(I spent like a good chunk of rewatches just trying to spot every single appearances of them HAHAHA- OTL i hope we DO get a sequel and when we do, hopefully the twins will be there too :"D)

[esmeblaise]

Instead of setting sail and leaving Luffy alone Ace and Sabo got twin tattoos for their 17th birthday (they were both very very drunk)

masterpost

[doctahchang]

she WILL cry

[amaranthdahlia]

maybe in another life

alternative title: the fault in our quirks (corny ik)

heres the individual portraits!

and heres one with yoichi upside

commissions

[lilybug-02]

Wow. That could not have turned out worse.

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This comic will be on Holiday Hiatus this December and January! While on a cliffhanger? What a scam! >:/

[a-most-beloved-fool]

I'm thinking about Gillian Taylor, lesbian (in my heart), standing on that stolen bird-of-prey on their way back to the 23rd century, and trying to figure out the correct way to (tactfully) ask if Kirk and Spock are gay.

Back in the 80s, she'd just assumed that they were gay. I mean, dressed like that? She'd also, however, assumed that they were on drugs, probably a hallucinogen of some kind, which - turned out to be not quite true. So, really, anything was fair game, now, and she no longer knew if they were gay. Maybe that's just how men in the 23rd century were with each other.

She tried to watch, to analyze their actions objectively, but with how busy they were making sure that the ship didn't explode, they weren't really interacting all that closely with one another, and she truly couldn't tell.

So instead she just stood there, next to Admiral Kirk, trying to find the right words to use, words which wouldn't be heard as an insult if she was wrong or if the 23rd century was no more enlightened about these sorts of things.

And then Dr. McCoy walked in and, casual as you please, said, "Jim, where the devil has your husband run off to?"

Husband. He said the word so easily, like it was - normal. Like it was safe and accepted, for a man, an admiral, even, to be gay. He didn't even glance at Gillian as he said it, never even seemed to consider that someone might react poorly. Maybe no-one ever did, in the 23rd century.

Everything sort of faded out of focus for Gillian, after that. She didn't hear another peep until McCoy, concerned, put his hand on her shoulder, and asked if she was alright.

She just smiled in response and told him that, yes, she was doing very well.

Because if Admiral Kirk could have a husband... that meant that she could have a wife.

Oh yes, she thought she'd be quite happy in the 23rd century.