#THEY'RE A SET DO NOT SEPARATE

[d4rk-x-w0lf-17]

god i love how much suo teases sakura like an older brother does with his siblings

[pokeharvest]

doodled the bg3 companions (+ my tavs) from memory :-) can you guess my favorite companion based on how i drew them >:)?

[Image ID: 8 digitally drawn, loosely sketched busts of the main companions from Baldur's Gate 3 as well as OP's Tavs. End ID.]

(individual IDs in alt!)

[rgco413]

FINALLY GOT MY VERY FIRST PHYSICAL COPY OF GOOD OMENS!! 😭💙❤️📚🐍

I've been wanting one for so long but you would not BELIEVE how hard it is to find at our local bookstores 😭

We went on a 3-day trip for my sister's birthday and I finally found a copy in the city we visited, I'VE NEVER BEEN HAPPIER

[stupidphototricks]

In response to the BAFTA TV nominations specifically, but also in general:

It never occurred to me before that awards categories for acting are a bit outdated. Usually there are separate awards for male and female actors, which is great if a man and a woman are in the lead roles, but not so great if there are two men, or two women, or how do you even deal with a nonbinary actor?

Of course more than one actor of the same gender from the same show or movie can be nominated, but then they're competing against each other. It doesn't seem fair that (for example) two male lead actors who gave an incredible paired performance can't both win an award, whereas a male actor and a female actor in the same situation can.

Maybe there should be a pairs category? But a new "special" category wouldn't have the cachet of the main one, and it would make the awards show take longer, and nobody wants that.

Maybe the categories shouldn't be separated by gender, and then two winners would be chosen from each combined pool? But that would probably end up reducing the number of female winners overall, because that sort of thing generally does. Or there would still be a lot of pressure to pick one male and one female winner.

I have no idea, I just thought it was an interesting (and unfortunate) problem.

[highinbrighton]

Taylor Swift: cardigan (live from the Grammys 2021)

[archivewriter1ont]

I was watching the episode when the Batch went back to Barton IV and was kind of amused that it only took an ice wyrm and a near death experience to reconcile Hunter and Crosshair. Talking didn't work but somehow nearly dying for each other did. 

[zu-is-here]

purposes

[nexttrickanvils]

I came out of No Straight Roads shipping May and Zuke a little but this is absolutely their ship dynamic to me.

[sweetlullabyebye]

These two matched freaks to levels dangerous for the overall population

[crossbackpoke-check]

"Bees" [remixed, abridged], Claudia Emerson // "Letter to Someone Living Fifty Years from Now" [remixed. abridged], Matthew Olzmann // "Letter to my Great, Great Grandchild" [remixed, abridged], J.P. Grasser | Len Redkole, Nina Weiss, Brian Babineau, Christian Peterson, Mitchell Leff, Dave Isaac, Megan DeRuchie

[all-seeing-aleph]

Sounds nice. I promise to take care of tiny bebe

Get a tiny Crowley or Aziraphale assigned to you

Just reblog this and comment something on another one of my art posts (yes I'm addicted to attention) and I will assign you a tiny Crowley or Aziraphale (your choice) by drawing them. (Crowley's and Aziraphales will be drawn after work and as long as I have the power to stay awake, for as many days as I can)

@goodomensafterdark

[carlyraejepsans]

if i had a penny for every questionable ghost/mortal pairing—etc

[frumfrumfroo]

People still making posts about how reylo is '100%' just people who want to self-insert to fuck the 'bad boy' in the Year of Our Lord 2024.

When will I know peace.

[kaleidoscope-vol2]

Nominating David Tennant for Good Omens without Michael Sheen?

[wuxxxian]

i tried to do a notes app wwx but--

i think i made a hgj so beautiful my notes app gave up on life

the newest cool thing to do is to draw lwj on notes app so!! here he is

[gingermintpepper]

Day 1: Apollo

Interpretation notes and trivia under the cut!

His interpretation for my work is based very much around the concept of his manifestation as the Radiant God of the String. Because of this, quite like Hecate, he’s triple-fold and occupies three major spaces; the string of Fate and therefore prophecy, the bowstring and therefore distance and destruction and the lyrestring and therefore music and order. He’s a somewhat melancholy figure all things considered - Fate and following Fate’s tennants is something that he struggled a lot with as a child and even now as a more mature deity, the only solution he’s truly found is to take things one day at a time. Very diligent and fastidious, he’s a hard worker and tends to put his everything into completing any task set before him which also tends to work to his disadvantage since he’s prone to becoming tunnel-visioned until he’s finished what he said he would finish. His family orchestrated his winter breaks because he had the nasty habit of working himself sick when he was still very young.

Apollo is generally represented by circles in my work - priests of Apollo will be marked with at least three circles on their face and usually wear triangular jewellry (typically earrings or necklace charms) to reflect the triple-nature of their god. His favoured colour is a rich, deep blue and while he typically wears elaborate eye paint, he rarely uses face powders. Wears gem-toned blues for his lips unless in mourning where he will leave himself unadorned and unpainted out of respect.

Some quick trivia: 

Was born identical to Artemis even though they were born (years) apart. Had brown hair, wolf’s ears and fangs and horns when he was a child but never manifested those features again after his penance for slaying Python. If he’s very stressed or angry, sometimes his fangs will show. The brown of his hair grew out to blond naturally as he developed and matured as a god.

Proficient in all instruments but has always especially preferred stringed instruments. Truly unmatched with a kithara but only uses it for special occasions and official meetings. Generally prefers his lyre for every day usage

Really good at sewing and braiding strings together due to the exercises he had to do while under the tutelage of the Moirai sisters. Can’t weave since Athena banned him from touching a loom but he does like watching her spin. The one time she caught him trying to replicate her patterns with a needle and thread, she complained to Zeus that he had broken his oath. He teases her about that even now.

Was the last of the Twelve to learn how to read and write because he hates letter systems and finds it too arbitrary. Prior to the collaboration that resulted in written letter systems, everyone was perfectly fine with remembering the important stuff and encoding the rest in artistic format such as tapestries, pottery, furniture and jewellry. Apollo himself has a truly formidable memory since he’s been composing and immortalising the events and histories of the world in song since he was very young. He finds written books very dull but Clio’s very insistent about written histories being important and convenient so reluctantly, he’s given permission for his songs and poems to be -gags- transcribed and written down.

Is only called Apollo by his parents, Artemis and Dionysus. Hermes rarely calls him by name in general and the others, including other siblings like Ares and Athena, have always called him Phoebus. Interestingly, Zeus usually calls him Phoebus but will call him Apollo when they are alone or when he’s being especially serious. Apollo is completely comfortable with either name but he does see Phoebus as a bit more formal than Apollo. (Despite his best efforts, both Calliope and Clio also still stubbornly call him Phoebus though he’s fairly sure it’s mostly because they know it bothers him.)