#alex's basics

[the-artist5917]

So since Baldi won't be at the school, Principle decided that maybe he should hire a temporary replacement.

I wanted to know which one you guys would rather have. (Choosing Billy or Joei means choosing the both of them)

[once-apon-a-time]

how tall is winnie

Well, Winnie doesn't have a set height, since he can change it. He is just a bit taller than Alex from Alex's basics. I'm pretty sure Alex is about 7'6, making Winnie's resting height 7'8 or something.

[uspop209]

Support from a fake copy.

[moeblob]

I genuinely have a "hear me out" for Alex/Shane and have in fact told someone (who doesn't play SDV) and they said it was a pretty convincing argument so I think I'm onto something.

[direpunk]

more sketches of varying quality. still trying to figure out how to draw everyone. thus concludes sketchbook #24

[paradoxbeta]

Who wants a bit of Minecraft spec bio?

In my headcanon for Minecraft the majority of mobs share a very recent common ancestor with a slime-mold adjacent organism called the "root node," meaning most mobs (villagers, illagers, skeletons, zombies, mooshrooms, others) are fungoid/plantoid-appearing creatures.

Villagers are among the most complex of them all, boasting an intricate method of expression through extendable facial "petals" (thin, mostly transparent membranes) that shift in color, pattern, and intensity to express a vast and dynamic field of emotions. The protrusions on their head resembling eyebrows and a nose light up in patterns to convey information. Conversation is occasionally emphasized by vocal cues (the iconic "hrms").

While impossible to translate standard villager conversation into something intelligible to humans without advanced technology, Steve is the most "fluent in villager," with a baseline understanding of what different colors mean on a villager's petals and even dyed paper cards to replicate the expressions himself. He also has established a rudimentary sign language with the nearby village.

Steve works with a certain villager he's nicknamed The Language Guy, or "TLG," to propose new signs or revise existing ones. TLG distributes language updates to the village when they happen. TLG is the most "fluent in human," so they are the village's Steve equivalent when it comes to diplomacy with humans. They are also working on writing a book with every established sign and its definition. Since villagers don't have a written language yet, it consists of easily interpreted pictograms.

Humans and villagers have rather shallow avenues of communication due to their complete lack of intuition about each other's natures. However, due to their frequent interactions, TLG and Steve are very close friends for creatures with a compatibility gap bigger than the Grand Canyon.

Alex would really like to learn about all of this, but she's not quite got the hang of it yet.

[screamingfrenchfries]

anyways i cant belive ford CANONICALLY was in a Love Triangle with fiddleford and....... ironically.... a Triangle

[fraternum-momentum]

tits be upon ye

[repmet]

@rwrbsource & @rwrbmovie’s rwrb appreciation month bingo: alex

[insp] [Henry]

[rubywingsracing]

I present to you my most ambitious project yet:

I love yall the mostest so you get it firstest 🥰

[the-artist5917]

Movie night with the basics <3

[pitypossession]

Every time i feel billdip shame i think about jomlette tweet and i go back to my stuff

[smiuffzo]

Selfish.

[creative-clawmarks]

I love your vampire au more than I can describe with words, its so good and your art is wonderful

Do you think Tim or Brian know about his vampirism?

Tim is a werewolf, so even if he doesn't know what Alex is he can just sort of tell that something is up with him.

As for Brian, well...

He finds out eventually.

[sandersgrey]

The real reason why Tim hasnt died yet in the main continuity (as far as i know) is that as a kid he looked at Jasons death and went "mm. cringe. if i were robin id simply not die" and now he cant take it back

[henfox]

—i’m sorry.