#andrew tran

[kkaiiyuu]

i NEEDED to get this slutty man off my BRAINNNN N

so i sketched him wkhfskhfskfhhk

first time drawing andrew u_u

[spextr1m]

Why does Andrew Tran/Stareater reminds me of fucking Azazel from Tekken 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Do y'all see the resemblance or just me only?

[morguezsz]

THANK YOU KING

[andy-pandy-creations]

I want to be your right hand man.

A vent comic I sketched a while ago that I just remembered about and added some final touches to. King Dice comes out to the Devil as transgender. I know a lot of people don't have this head canon, but drawing this helped vent out some of my gender dysphoria.

[yourleftpinkytoe-blog]

Dedicating this one to @bisexualfagdyke cause he shares my love for T4T Andreil

[alona-draws]

You ever read a book that viciously rips out your soul- and then restitches it back into your body in the most satisfying way possible? Cause if you haven’t, def read “the spirit bares it’s teeth” by Andrew Joseph White

[nathan-moth]

I've been wanting to do another Benji and Silas fanart so I decided to merge it into one illustration and look at those wings 😭💜✨️

Also I wanted to draw a post-transitioning Silas with masculine clothes and short hair and SIR— you have all the gender my good man!!!

[that-vampire-loser]

Andrew minyards closet is FULL. he’s the complete opposite of Neil, loves shopping, loves buying clothes (and buying neil clothes).

And what does neil do? Instead of wearing the clothes Andrew buys him, he just wears Andrew’s clothes

[kkaiiyuu]

SOOOOOOOOO

I made a mini animation meme✨ / animation test with the stareater model LOLLL

I love it SO much this is my first ever animation meme and I'm so fucking proud of it. My back hurts but fucking WHATEVER it's WORTH IT

Watch it on my YT here!:

[scared-to-look]

I’ve never heard a quote about transness I’ve related to more

[pixiishi]

getting to know your new scars (in a gay way)

ID in ALT text ll ref pic under cut

[shesnake]

LESBIAN WEDDING BANQUET REMAKE STARRING LILY GLADSTONE AND KELLY MARIE TRAN HELLO?????

[ace-up-your-sleeve]

i love AJW's writing bc to me its screaming WE EXIST. WE EXIST EVERYWHERE AND IN EVERY TIME PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE WE EXIST WE ARE HERE HEAR US and it makes me crazy and i feel like ive been cut open and im the one bleeding out

[andy-pandy-creations]

an extra trans king dice doodle I just found that goes alongside the comic i made a little while ago

[yourleftpinkytoe-blog]

God I fucking love Trans femme Andreil

[transbookoftheday]

Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White

Bestselling and award-winning author Andrew Joseph White returns with a queer Appalachian thriller, that pulls no punches, for teens who see the failures in our world and are pushing for radical change.

A gut-wrenching story following a trans autistic teen who survives an attempted murder, only to be drawn into the generational struggle between the rural poor and those who exploit them.

On the night Miles Abernathy—sixteen-year-old socialist and proud West Virginian—comes out as trans to his parents, he sneaks off to a party, carrying evidence that may finally turn the tide of the blood feud plaguing Twist Creek: Photos that prove the county’s Sheriff Davies was responsible for the so-called “accident” that injured his dad, killed others, and crushed their grassroots efforts to unseat him.

The feud began a hundred years ago when Miles’s great-great-grandfather, Saint Abernathy, incited a miners’ rebellion that ended with a public execution at the hands of law enforcement. Now, Miles becomes the feud’s latest victim as the sheriff’s son and his friends sniff out the evidence, follow him through the woods, and beat him nearly to death.

In the hospital, the ghost of a soot-covered man hovers over Miles’s bedside while Sheriff Davies threatens Miles into silence. But when Miles accidently kills one of the boys who hurt him, he learns of other folks in Twist Creek who want out from under the sheriff’s heel. To free their families from this cycle of cruelty, they’re willing to put everything on the line—is Miles?

A visceral, unabashedly political page-turner that won’t let you go until you’ve reached the end, Compound Fracture is not for the faint of heart, but it is for every reader who is ready to fight for a better world.