#allison conway

[noblevicartstudio08]

Did yall know Betty Boop inspired snow white? Fun fact!!

[hollow-port]

Got another amazing commission of our favorite alchemist angel, Allison! Once again done by the incredible, @vintagecandy.

Thank you so much, Arianna!! She looks amazing~!!

[ncblevicartstudic]

Allison in an adorable peach bikini designed by @/nyanhalloshop on Twitter!! Just in time for hot girl, summer!!

[smashpages]

Out this week: A Pillbug Story (Black Panel Press, $19.99): 

Allison Conway combines humor and terror in the story of Millie the pillbug, who tries to enjoy her summer and figure out where she fits in during her very short lifespan.

See what other comics and graphic novels will arrive in comic shops this week.

[noblevicartstudio08]

AAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!! WHAAAAAT!! OH THIS IS SUCH A DELIGHT!!

Thank you so much!! This is so pretty!! 💖💖💖💖

OH MY GOD AND THE PINK!!

This is absolutely some shit she would say/do!! You captured her character perfectly!! Thank you again!!

This Art Fight, Ambroys got to have a lovely "tea" party with @noblevicartstudio08's Allison. :)

He's learning a very important lesson about not inviting himself to other people's drinks.

[seaxdevil]

Tag Dump: Relationships

[heavenlyconfectionery]

Tag dump: Relationships

[hollow-port]

YA'LLL STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND LOOK AT THE PRETTY ART SIMY MADE ME!!

Early bday gift as well as my revenge on @noblevicartstudio08 / @hollow-port

[emeraldheiiress]

Louise has always had a soft spot for Allison, ever since meeting her. She's always seen herself and her mother in Allison when she first came to town. That and she sees a girl struggling to make her own way in the world after a horrid tragedy and can't help but feel bad. After that, Allison really proved herself to Louise in many ways, so now she's become one of Louise's most trusted confidants.

However, Allison without her fault.

For starters, she focuses too much on something as trivial as her purity and divinity when, purity itself is such bullshit, and divinity is something that no one can take away from you, not unless you let them. A woman's divinity is hers and hers alone, so no one can define it other than herself. And don't even get Louise started on Allison silently but constantly beating herself up over her sins, sins that she committed to protect those close to her.

Still, Louise tries her best to be patient with her. She knows better than any what it's like. One bad relationship can shake up your entire world view and how you perceive even yourself... she would know. She would know...

[noblevicartstudio08]

The night, she calls them....

My recent artfights for

@kwillow & @artsavi !!!!

[hollow-port]

Ooooh I high key love this.

[hollowxport-moved]

@automaton-otto

SPENCER TRACY & KATHARINE HEPBURN in WOMAN OF THE YEAR 1942 │ dir. George Stevens

[ncblevicartstudic]

Happy birthday trans people!!

Time lapse below!

[toxiicwcste]

Mobile tag dump

[deadpresidents]

How many presidents have had both of their parents alive when they were president?

Three Presidents have had both parents alive when they became President:

•Ulysses S. Grant Grant was the first President with both of his parents alive at the time of his inauguration. His father, Jesse Root Grant, died on June 29, 1873 during Grant’s second term. His mother, Hannah Simpson Grant, survived both of his terms and died two years before he did, on May 11, 1883. •John F. Kennedy Not only were both of JFK’s Presidents alive when he became President, but they are the only parents of a President who both outlived him. JFK was assassinated in 1963. His father, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., died in 1969, and his mother, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy died in 1995 at the age of 104. •George W. Bush Both of Bush’s parents were alive when he took office and survived his entire two-term Presidency. His father, former President George H.W. Bush, died on November 30, 2018, just six months after the death of his mother, Barbara Bush, in April 2018.

Several Presidents have had either their father or mother still alive when they became President:

FATHER •John Quincy Adams: The first son of a President to be elected President himself was also the first President whose father was still alive at the time of his inauguration. John Adams died July 4, 1826, a little over a year into JQA’s Presidency. •Millard Fillmore: Nathaniel Fillmore lived through his son’s entire Presidency (1850-1853) and died in his 90s during the Civil War, on March 28, 1863. •Warren G. Harding: Harding’s father, George Tryon Harding, lived through his son’s entire Administration and died on November 19, 1928. Harding, who died in office on August 2, 1923, was the first President who was outlived by his father. •Calvin Coolidge: Not only did Coolidge’s father, John Calvin Coolidge, live to see his son become President, but he actually administered the oath of office. Coolidge, the Vice President at the time, was visiting his father when President Harding died in office and the elder Coolidge, a notary public, administered the Presidential oath at the family home in Vermont. Coolidge’s father died on March 18, 1926 during President Coolidge’s second term.

MOTHER •George Washington: Mary Ball Washington died August 25, 1789, a little less than four months after his first inauguration. •John Adams: Susanna Boylston Adams died  April 21, 1797, just under two months after Adams became President. •James Madison: Eleanor Conway Madison lived through both of her son’s terms as President (1809-1817) and died February 11, 1829 at the age of 98. •James K. Polk: Polk was the first President who didn’t outlive his mother. She died on January 11, 1852, almost three years after Polk left office and died. •James Garfield: Garfield’s mother, Eliza Ballou Garfield, lived to see him become President and die in office. She died on January 21, 1888, almost seven years after he was assassinated. •William McKinley: McKinley’s mother, Nancy Allison McKinley, lived to attend her son’s first inauguration, but died several months later, December 12, 1897. •Franklin D. Roosevelt: FDR’s mother, Sara Delano Roosevelt, lived to see her son inaugurated three times. She died during her son’s third term, on September 7, 1941. •Harry S. Truman: Truman’s mother, Martha Young Truman, lived to see her son succeed to the Presidency in April 1945. She died during his first term, on July 26, 1947, at the age of 94. •Jimmy Carter: Lillian Carter lived through her son’s entire Presidency and was even sent to represent him at events overseas several times, which made her a celebrity in her own right during his Presidency. She died on April 30, 1983, two years after Carter left the White House. •George H.W. Bush: Bush’s mother, Dorothy Walker Bush, lived to see her son become President. She died on November 19, 1992, two weeks after her son lost his bid for re-election. •Bill Clinton: Virginia Cassidy Kelley, Clinton’s mother, lived to see him become President but died less than a year later, on January 6, 1994.