#MORT!!!

[camilla-obscura]

i hate when europeans make fun of americans for being hopelessly dependent on the burger. because its true. i AM hopelessly dependent on the burger. i love burger. burger is like a beautiful butch lesbian to me

[thebreadmantm]

I was talking with a friend. I tried to say mort from Madagascar but I said mort from the Magnus archives. And then this happened

If I had to make it you have to see it

[everydaylouie]

Queen Anglerfish Theme (another underwater synth track made entirely with a Moog Grandmother)

[origami-butterfly]

THE NEW HALLOWOODS EPISODE, OH MY GOD???

[coefore]

something so bright and blessed that I'm all but crushed

[zhmihbespolezniy]

my take on spooky month characters in my style. might make some changes later tho

[marypickfords]

La madre e la morte (Arrigo Frusta, 1911)

[milokchan]

Some Fakes 🥹

He's trying 😭😭

I like to think that he loves everything soft and fluffy, but cats can't stand him bc he's wet 🤧

[illustoryart]

GNU Sir Terry Pratchett ❤️‍🩹

[themortaldraw]

all because of wii mirroring

[vnynv]

After years of such servitude, during an unguarded moment, Arcade used a surgical scalpel and his bare hands to disembowel himself. Caesar mourned his loss for months.

study of david's death of marat

[sammaggs]

VERY IMPORTANT: FRANNIE IN PASTELS ALERT !!!!!!

Timestamp Roulette Art Challenge: Pizzas and Promises

Okay, fuck the roulette, I hand-picked the screenshot because I wanted to draw Frannie in her little dress. Also testing my new, non-stinky oil pastels. No stink, yay! The paper is black, but it looks brown in the photo - I like the warmer effect.

(I have to say - using the roulette to find nice due South screenshots to redraw in color is a very depressing task: except for Fraser's uniform, the show is an endless parade of grey, toned-down sludge. So excuse me while I go on using hand-picked screenshots and posting them under the roulette tag!)

[featherfangart]

Down Below

Here's my yearly dose of fish. A lot of them and one big boi. Oh and Link's there too. <3

[aqua-regia009]

Details from The Chariot of Death, 1848 - oil on canvas. — Théophile Schuler (French, 1821-1878) aqua-regia009 art edits

[weirdlookindog]

Émile Bayard (1837–1891) - Évocation des Morts Aimés (Evocation of Dead Loved Ones)

illustration from Paul Christian’s 'Histoire de la magie', 1870