#The Turmoil

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A pdf for a Jttw Translation

A deleted song from Epic the Musical

Me struggling desperately not to make elaborate AU’s while trying to design something I can freakin draw

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send asks because hrgg

[aleksakonstanta]

"Couple parting on porch in snow" by Charles Edward Chambers. Story illustration: “The Turmoil”, author: Booth Tarkington

[ladyantiheroine]

Me playing Batman: The TellTale Series when it’s revealed that Thomas and Martha Wayne were corrupt criminals and Bruce has an existential crisis and starts lashing out at Alfred for hiding the truth:

[m0nst3rf3n]

i have three episodes left of s3 i can't do this anymore

[theodoreangelos]

Charles E. Chambers – Couple Parting on Porch in Snow Date: 1915 Medium: Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 30.00" x 21.00" Signature: Signed Lower Right Чарлз Эдвард Чамберс – Пара расстается на крыльце в снегу “They had formed a little code of leave-taking.” Story illustration from “The Turmoil” by Booth Tarkington, Harper’s Monthly Magazine, January 1, 1915, frontispiece, p. 164. 1stdibs.com on Pinterest

Couple Parting on Porch in Snow (1915) by Charles Edward Chambers

[jekyll-doodles]

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new comfort character hit me out of no where

[chloesimaginationthings]

This is basically FNAF movie Mike and Michael Afton

(Original comic by @/justthemoonz)

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[qweenofurheart]

the tim drake experience

[poorlemons]

I just think they could have an interesting conversation, two angry assistants

[swiftmitsu]

this is why Error doesn’t work for Nightmare.

(idea credit to @lover-of-skellies 💛)

[stealingpotatoes]

i'm 2 books into the throne of glass series (shoutout 2010s YA) and i'm enjoying it so much i've had to break my "dont draw book fanart til youve finished the series" rule

(commission info // tip jar!)

[jacketpotatoo]

someone please free my girl

[ofswordsandpens]

thinking about a world in which RR actually committed to the path he set Percy on in hoo (wherein Percy has become jaded, angry, and resentful at the gods for breaking their sworn promises, is frequently sympathizing with Luke, is getting more and more powerful, and frequently losing himself to wrath) and instead of the subsequent Percy Jackson books being about getting recommendation letters, we could have gotten a trilogy exploring a fallen hero arc for Percy (that would ultimately have a positive resolution to it.)