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[parfavar]

A TALE TOLD IN 3 POSTS:

Once upon a time in America...

[horusaku]

''shitty springtrap doddles'

in place of my study, i just to do this. i'm really obsessed with ''terrible things'' that i need to draw this sick bastard again (for some reason...) i'm sorry if this is disturbing, just scroll down ;)

[h3llis4teenageg1rl]

all day activity fr

[canadiangold]

pulled up The Edge of Sleep to just support a guy I used to admire (and spite the corpo publisher that's holding his next project hostage) but

Boy Howdy

it's just a damn good show. Mystery horror thriller with enough tension to hold up a suspension bridge. Six 20-25 minute episodes that grabbed me by the throat and dragged me through the whole thing in one sitting. Highly recommend, even if you're not a Markiplier fan.

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

My very first capybara painting, "Late Nite Capy."

[confusedbutwarm]

[crooked-wasteland]

In middle school I had a classmate reading a book at her desk beside me. I looked over her shoulder and started reading the page I could see. It was about a girl fighting off a vampire attacker. He threw her into a wall of mirrors and it was such a dark, bloody image in my head that it instantly hooked me. I tapped her shoulder and asked what book it was.

It was Twilight.

Everyone and their mothers know Twilight from the hysteria that dominated social consciousness in the 2000s, so I don't have to explain why that's a bit of a joke. I was baited for a gorey vampiric horror story and was shook to my core that it was a horrible, melodramatic romance.

Except I was a genuine fan of Twilight.

As a pre-teen with a wide interest in genre, I wasn't so overly critical as to complain that the story was a romance and not a horror. I took up the book and was obsessed. I would stay up too late reading "just one more chapter" and was very emotionally invested in the story. I remember becoming quite emotional reading Eclipse and Breaking Dawn.

And then once I closed the final book of the series, it was like I just ran into a wall.

"That sucked."

It was an instantaneous feeling, very similar to a slap in the face. Once I had the whole story, I immediately reflected on everything I had read up to that point and how it all fit together, only to realize this was a whole lot of nothing. I had been so thoroughly invested in the immediate happenings of the narrative that I had been crying over Bella preparing to send her kid off with Jacob not 20 minutes prior, only to now see that scene for how impotent it truly was.

It was my first experience with a disappointing narrative. The romance wasn't even done all that well, but Meyers had some genuinely compelling imagery in her writing. Specifically in the more intense and violent sections. But the romance itself was a bunch of contrivances. So when the core of the characters and story is hollow and not motivated by compelling reasons, even the moments of good writing fade in luster.

But I never noticed it until after I finished the entire series.

Anyway, I shared this as a brief PSA to please let fans enjoy themselves. Eventually they will realize it wasn't that good, and even if they don't what harm is there in just letting them enjoy the show as a show. It's reasonable to be contrarian to dogma and statements being asserted about the story and it's message that you feel are dangerous.

But a post about how much someone likes a character or even a scene has no reason to be torn down. Be happy that they are happy and share something positive if you can, otherwise, just keep scrolling. If you need to break someone else's source of happiness, that's a reflection on you.

[loewens]

Jedi Knight of the High Republic Lebkuchen. I am sorry.

[lvgvcy]

tryna suck the clit like some oxtail

[rakiah]

When boyz arrive in town [insert beatbox sound]

[avenananana]

It’s been a long ride huh

When I touched the tablet for the first time in December 2023 I had almost 0 knowledge about using drawing programs so I doodled this shit and I really thought it was ok. I have a pile of sketchbooks and even larger pile of arts hidden deep down in my drawer but drawing traditionally is kinda different than digital but it is not about this.

I can’t even count how many depression episodes I had during those 8 months, how many times I wanted to give up, how many times I felt like shit because the other artists were much better than me and I was not good enough. Those feelings still haunt me. Sometimes I feel like a god, sometimes I can’t even look at my arts because I keep seeing those imperfections and my perfectionist ass is suffering.

For me art is pain. I’ll say it out loud. Art. Is. Pain. But seeing that I’m not giving up and only getting better (comparing to my old stuff) is worth it all.

[theinformalsomnol]

Some of the Mirage-V2 sketches as promised (the pc is based off of "The Ultrakill PC" from this post)

og sketches below

[tilbageidanmark]

Unbelievable!

[koreo100percentnotstalker]

I WOULD APPRECIATE IF U JUST SKIP THIS POST OF MINE!!! ^^

[mashand]

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[kopf1]

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