#Gras

[empty-dream]

Will you stick to the comfort of lifelong self-denial? Or will you risk everything for self-affirmation?

Orb: On the Movements of the Earth episode 04. The fact that this world is far more beautiful than heaven

[x-snowstorm-x]

Mach mich kaputt, weil ich denke, es hilft.

[classic-asian-art]

Deer grazing by Mori Sosen (1789, watercolour on silk)

[landschaftsmalerei]

Landschaft von Albert Nikolaevich Benois 

[toutplacid]

Cuisine : cocotte de bœuf braisé – gouache, 24 novembre 2024.

[meisterdrucke]

The Plain of Auvers, 1890 by Vincent van Gogh

[besidethepath]

An autumn walk in the park

[senjuushi]

How about for the hybrid au, some of the boys w sharp claws are sleeping on/near master and have a nightmare. While they’re asleep and still caught in the nightmare they grab onto master and accidentally cut them pretty deep. W a nice master please

Like2

He wakes up panicked and disoriented, and digs his claws into the warm body next to him entirely on instinct. As his brain catches up with reality, though, it's a whole new kind of terror that comes rushing in. He hurt you. There's blood. Clawing you up like some kind of feral animal (while you allowed him in your bed) is far from the image of cuteness and desirability that Like2 so desperately aims for— and worse, he's certain you're going to punish him for it.

Herme

Even when he's back to full consciousness and looking right at the shallow, bloody lines scored into your shoulder, Herme can hardly believe he was the one to cause them. Such a lapse in control is unheard of for him— and over a mere nightmare, no less. He'll apologize immediately and make sure the wounds are tended to, while fully expecting severe punishment for the damage he caused. Still, it's hard to process that he'd make such a mistake at all.

Gras

Though he's far from surprised that he'd end up clawing someone while frantic and hardly conscious, having it happen while he was in bed with you is a stroke of truly awful luck. How typical, Gras thinks, that he'd fuck up and hurt you when all you'd done was offer him a place in your bed. The spiral of self-loathing thoughts only makes him more emotional and unstable; and that plus the fear of incoming anger and rejection likely leads him to lash out.

Chassepot

Waking up to your yelp of pain and the sight of blood sends Chassepot into a far worse panic than the nightmare alone. He's horrified that he hurt you, and the mix of terror and choking shame has him stumbling through frantic, clumsy attempts to clean up the wounds and apologize. Hurting his Master is the kind of behavior that his awful brother is known for— he's better than that! This lingering shame will haunt him for a long, long time.

Murata

It takes a few seconds for the nightmare-induced panic to fade once he's awake... and a moment or two past that for him to think to remove the claws embedded in your arm. Once reality catches up with him, he's somewhere between horrified with himself and instinctively anticipating whatever punishment you'll decide he deserves. In the moment, he covers up his terror and does what's needed to care for the wounds, shoving his fear far out of sight.

[apparitiondreamimg]

"A lone gun lies in a trunk, waiting for the day he'll be used."

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I always wondered what it was like for the gun boys while they were, ya'know, just guns. I wrote and drew this piece to get a better idea of that. So here's some suffering for the soul. :)

[imnosupaman]

[floral-art-prints]

The Yellow Iris by Claude Monet (Öl auf Leinwand)

[empty-dream]

Until recently, I did nothing but curse this world that stole my family. But when I thought deeper, this world was where I met my family too. And if that's the case, I don't want to deny the world that gave them to me.

Orb: On the Movements of the Earth episode 05. Even if I die, this world will continue

[mythical-art]

The Fairies are Exquisite Dancers, illustration in Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens by J.M Barrie (1860-1937) by Arthur Rackham (1906, pen and ink with watercolour on paper)

[classic-asian-art]

Roses, Young Bird and a Butterfly, ca. 1887 by Watanabe Seitei 

[landschaftsmalerei]

Garten mit Trauerweide, 1888 von Vincent van Gogh 

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Du gras du bon gras