#andrea bell

[meredithmcclaren]

CRUMBLE is out February 25th!

(I'll keep baking until then.)

Written by me, drawn by the lovely @andyharvest, and published by Little Brown Young Readers.

[smallsinger5901]

I felt like drawing andie and becca today, heres a quick sketch of andie!

[graphicpolicy]

Crumble is a magical story that'll hit you in the feels, especially for parents

Crumble is a magical story that'll hit you in the feels, especially for parents #comics #graphicnovel #kidslit

Emily, her mom, and her aunt Gina have a very special magical power: They can bake emotions into the desserts they sell at their family bakery. Need a dash of confidence? Try their millionaire shortbread! Want relief after a stressful day? The cheesecake will lighten your spirits! There is only one rule: Never bake a bad feeling.    Story: Meredith McClarenArt: Andrea Bell Get your copy in…

[weirdlookindog]

Andreas Gering (1892–1957) - Death in the Belfry / Peace Bells, 1916

ink, brown pen, watercolor, and white heightening on paper

[toastyspyro]

THE WALKING DEAD 1.03 — Tell It to the Frogs

[jenarosscity]

[demonmew25]

A Demon Slayer AU where everything is the same except Muzan has a different hat in each scene he's in.

The hats get more and more ridiculous as the series goes on 😂 like one day he rolls up to the Upper Moons meeting wearing this thing 😭

Great, I have to draw him wearing this now 💀

[chiccherrysblog]

I love fanfictions a little too much, I think. Like my parents think i am reading flipping mrs dalloway ( which I still want too) or Sylvia plath. When, in fact, im reading a fiction about mirandy having a child together.

Edit: the fanfic was called ' an unexpected request'

[disneyesque-dreams]

Just a Little Change

By Andrea Fernandez and Trevor Spencer

[meredithmcclaren]

CRUMBLE is out February 25th!

(I'll keep baking until then.)

Written by me, drawn by the lovely @andyharvest, and published by Little Brown Young Readers.

[smallsinger5901]

okay but how old is Becca Bell actually when Andie is killed? bc Pip says she's '21/22' in modern day, which lines up with Jess Walker saying she was '17' when she started trying to imitate Andie at the calamity parties... but also she says there's 15 months between the sisters, and unless my memory is worse than I thought I could've sworn Andie was also 17 (which is obviously impossible, 15 months between two 17 year olds?)

anyway, anyone whose brain isnt being fried over medium heat with all the seasonings bc of exams, can you please explain?

[graphicpolicy]

Wildfire is an interesting concept of a graphic novel but doesn't land the way it wants to

Wildfire is an interesting concept of a graphic novel but doesn't land the way it wants to #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel #ncbd

An inspiring and moving graphic novel, Wildfire follows climate change through the eyes of one middle-school girl, who’s eager to turn her anger into action. Story: Breena BardArt: Breena BardColor: Andrea Bell Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links…

[damienkarras73]

"Little baby bunting / Daddy's gone a-hunting / Gone to fetch a rabbit skin / To wrap his baby Agnes in…"

This is, admittedly, a bit of a Christmas present for myself.

In 1974, Bob Clark (later of A Christmas Story and Porky's fame) directed Black Christmas, a taut little horror thriller that, along with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, immediately preceded the slasher subgenre that John Carpenter would codify with Halloween just a few short years later. It was shot in Toronto, as evidenced by some of the accents on display, and remains a hallmark of not only horror cinema but Canadian film as well.

As a "proto-slasher," Black Christmas wasn't beholden to the rules of later slashers—which is to say, it features well-developed characters and some real pathos. There's a sense of humour running through this movie that manages to humanize its characters while never intruding on or disrupting the scares. It also feels decades ahead of its time, explicitly addressing female bodily autonomy, male harassment of women, and how law enforcement fails to take the latter seriously.

This is a genuine classic that I make a point of turning out the lights to watch every December, and I felt it would pair well with this deeply, profoundly haunting rendition of my favourite Christmas carol, "Carol of the Bells," by the American Boychoir.

Film and music credits:

Black Christmas, dir. Bob Clark, 1974 "Carol of the Bells," performed by the American Boychoir, 1996

[toastyspyro]

THE WALKING DEAD 1.03 — Tell It to the Frogs

[myvinylplaylist]

Wayne: Metal Church (2001)

Cover Art by Andreas Marshall

Nuclear Blast Records

[worst-xmas-song-bracket]

Second Round (1/16)

Well, this kinda defeats the point of seeding the bracket. This should be, like, a quarterfinal matchup, but I'm not sure I can fairly change it. Have I mentioned I don't know what I'm doing?