#If you saw this before no you didnt

[sillymandan]

autism brain vs adhd brain

[pippinscribs]

seasonal nott

(Reposted cause the quality plummeted between procreate and the export sorry)

[romtoss]

i dropped her in a vat of nuclear waste

[lavandulalurker]

[Image ID: a full body colored sketch of Sol from I was a Teenage Exocolonist as second engineer. They are standing casually looking off screen, they are wearing a dark purple open chest turtleneck with a beige shirt over it, dark purple pants and boots, with a white lab coat with purple inner lining. They have blue painted nails and a databand on their left wrist. They have a holoeye but it is mostly blocked by their hair.]

I’ve been thinking about writing fanfic about a (relatively) recent play through I completed and I came up with this design is Sol (I had to do a lot of engineering lmao)

This is also a vague style emulation of the game, which just means I rendered the face and then half assed the rest of it

[honeymoonbeams]

♥️ Oh Sunshine, look at you… ♥️

[starrr-cringee]

"you're less dainty for an angel then I thought."

HERES THE SKIN AND ALSO THE SKETCH RAHHHHH I WANT THE SKIN

[cakepoppresent]

Horny Bastards

[moons-among-distant-stars]

mal du pays?????

fucking homesickness??? WHAT

SORRY WHAT

WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'RE FIGHTING YOUR OWN HOMESICKNESS!!!

WHAT!!!!!

[homosexualworkaccount]

Pull Apart My Thin Skin

Rating: Teen And Up Audeinces

Relationship: L/Yagami Light

Summary: “No,” L says simply. “I have only found that being relaxed helps me sleep better, but that is so with most people, and I find it distinctly difficult to identify when I am relaxed, so I am open to any ideas that you may have.”

And — and Light truly takes a moment to comb through the litany of information he has gathered obsessively over the years; hours of clicking through websites, days spent combing through entire sections of libraries, weeks spent in the biology department of his university — the human body, a fascinating organism that produces, creates and reacts from chemicals and environments; fighting foreign substances and fighting itself when it needs to.

The intimate feeling of blood rushing through his wrists and organs sitting in his torso feels heavier than ever. “What about skin to skin contact?”

L stills, locked in motion, face only showing traces of emotion through his eyes slightly cracking wider; an instinctual reaction borne from needing to widen the visual field if the body reacts to something it perceives as dangerous.

(Or, Light’s fascination with the human body and L’s lack of boundaries crash together. Surprisingly, it doesn’t end badly.)

[doctorleviathan]

Inspired by Mechagenders drawing of Cephalon Simaris

and my hatred for those fucking Synthesis Scanners

[doggobrie]

No propaganda or anything this is something I've had on my mind for a few days 😌💕

[spicedciyder]

Sightline

[creativriot]

I tried making an EW style comic

It’s

Kind of? (Very) rough around the edges especially in the last panel but uh

I tried?

[sick-ada]

leftovers, give us a grin!

[simping-on-the-daily]

Been thinking

[fashion-foxy]

Heyyyyy so you know how in modern Disney channel movies (Im specifically talking about the Zombies and Descendants franchises as those are movies ive seen but I do think some of these traits are in other disney channel movies like Highschool Musical) the bad guys are always loud flamboyant theater kids? And how the good guys are always good morally upstanding people who have either were raised in the American Dream(tm) (nuclear family, upper middle class, perfect grades everything's going great) or live in a poorer situation but are still good people who will eventually get the picture perfect American Dream(tm)?

Yeahhh I hate to say it but that's kinda based off the formula of classic (when i say classic i mean Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty. Not Renaissance era) Disney Princess movies where you have the same villain and hero formula.

Now, why am I treating any of this as a bad thing? Well, that was probably based on how villains were deliberately given queer traits to seem more villainous. You see, back in when Snow White and other classics were being worked on there were codes in place to ban queerness from being shown on film because queer people are the devil and they're gonna corrupt you and your kids if you don't watch out! Or some other stupid homophobic shit like that. So, it being the 30s, naturally, people aren't too keen on the concept of gay people. So, what's an easy way to get people to immediately let your audience know just from looking at them that your villains are evil? Give them stereotypical queer traits, of course!

And it's the exact opposite with Disney heroes! Have princesses be traditionally feminine whatever that time periods version of being a 'good woman' is. Could range from being good at cleaning and never going against authority, and even if she eventually does, make it be in the nicest way possible. Or, have her be a strong and independent woman who doesn't need a man. But, you usually focus on the woman because she's the driving force who goes through all the terrible things, and the men shouldn't be all too present because she either doesn't need a knight in shining armour or he's only there to provide the American Dream Happily Ever After.

Another thing we see in classic is the movie must always return the status quo. We can change some things about the poor area but not change it too much. I.e. we can get rid of the border but not actually do anything to combat classism or help the poor people not be poor. If the our main character is rich they stay in on their side of the border in their rich area. If the main character is poor they get to be honorary rich person but they'll have a plot line where they're not like the other girls and are having a really hard time being rich. This will conclude with them saying something about how, "They're not rich they'll poor at heart!" Which means they'll gonna be rich and wear black and be a bit quirky.

So, in classic movies the heros have a very conservative/heteronormative view of the world and way of life. While the villians possess queer traits and our the ones trying to make any changes to the system. But the thing is, NOTHING has actually changed in these modern Disney channel movies! They still use the same formula! The only difference now is that they get to queer bait audiences now!

Here are some great videos about how the formula of Disney characters has changed over the years. If you want to hear more on this subject:

https://youtu.be/OkadXlv_eA0?si=Z_avjkQKIpxGRyvf

https://youtu.be/HYh4e9u5HuE?si=4eFwcBd-iI-PTq03

Sidenote:

This is also why I love eah so much. Literally subverts the very idea of Disney style fairytales in a brilliant way. I'll never get over the fact that it lost to descendants.