#best of imaginary

[animaginaryartblog]

[Image ID: a digital drawing of Sonic the Hedgehog in front of the library background from The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic is wearing a captain's hat and a buttoned-up blue jacket. He looks down at something off screen with a grimace, sweat beading down his face. At the bottom of the image is a caption from the game Ghost Trick that reads, in big letters: I can't read! /end ID]

[Image ID: a digital drawing of Sonic the Hedgehog in front of the library background from The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic is drawn in an imitation of the Ghost Trick art style. He wears a red jacket over a black shirt and white tie. On his face are dark sunglasses. He is grimacing, sweat beading down his face. At the bottom of the image is a caption from the game Ghost Trick that reads, in big letters: I can't read! /end ID]

how about that new Ghost Trick game, huh? versions without the caption (but still with the swiped background) and the OG screenshot below

[Image ID: A screenshot of Sissel from the game Ghost Trick. He is a pale man with sharp features, yellow hair shaped like a lightning bolt, dark sunglasses, and a red jacket with a white tie. He is grimacing, sweat rolling down his face. The caption at the bottom reads, in large letters, "I can't read!" /end ID]

[chipper-smol]

star abducted :3

[bereaving]

Aerith?

[ohmigoshiloveu]

I think about this bit a lot

Bonus:

[r4tfromm3rcury]

Yeah toxic yuri political intrigues and murder is cool or whatever BUT WHERE IS MY BOY?????? SUNFYRE??????? (design based on his book self)

[littledashdraws]

you will not lay a hand on this child.

[fictionadventurer]

I'm fascinated by the ways in which the things a creator is good at making don't necessarily line up with the kind of art that they respect or even enjoy.

This has haunted me ever since I saw a Youtube video about the downfall of The Band Perry, a country band that I had liked until their music got weird and they kind of fell off the face of the earth. Well, it turns out that they tried to reinvent their image and their style of music several times before the band finally fell apart. When they started, they had this weird Southern Gothic homeschooler style that really worked for them and was reasonably popular, but then they tried to switch to a cooler type of pop music--a style they supposedly admired and enjoyed--and it just did not work at all. They failed because they chased what they wanted to make instead of sticking with the style that they were good at.

It's a tension that's present in all creative work. At one point does "going outside the box" go too far? Can one be happy making good work even if it's not the kind of stuff they like or admire? Are the techniques and styles that are most appealing to us appealing because they're things that we can't create ourselves? As in, our minds don't work that way, so seeing these things from other creators is exciting, but the fact that our minds don't work that way is exactly why we can't imitate those things. Where's the line between creative integrity--pushing yourself to make better things--and pride--wanting to make something more prestigious and impressive instead of humbly making the type of art you're best suited to make? Can one even clearly see what they're best at making, and appreciate the good that's there rather than chasing after styles and techniques that seem better? There are no solid answers, which is why I'm going to be endlessly thinking about this.

[nights-at-crystarium]

[fountainpenguin]

130 Reasons Why I'm Fairy Trash

A series of one-shots related to my FOP headcanons, featuring multiple storylines that occasionally cross as I explore worldbuilding and sew plot holes tentatively shut.

- Based on a list of 130 prompts I wrote in 2012 and have always wanted to see to the end

Read on FFN | Read on AO3

130 Summaries | Easy Series Navigation

Cloudlands AU - Detailed warnings & other AU info

#130 arc guides - Guides explaining each plot arc

More Fairly OddParents 'fics

⭐ It's 2024, and I have once again redrawn the cover image for my 130 fanfic prompts challenge! Check out the 2016, 2017, and 2019 covers below:

Yes, Gary's credit card was always there, guys-

I like the 2024 cover enough that it will probably stay forever, seeing as it covers every arc and I think it'll hold up well <3

[drulalovescas]

You THINK you hate the rusty rebar. But no one, and I mean NO ONE, hates the rusty rebar more than Jensen Ross Ackles.

[noelements-setempty]

They should stop rating movies 1-10 and start using complex numbers. Real axis is for the technical quality of the film, imaginary axis is how fun it is to watch.

[animaginaryartblog]

[Image ID: a sequence of three digital paintings of Yugi Muto and Atem from Yu-Gi-Oh!. All are set in space, in front of a starry background. Purple-tinted light leaks in from the left, like sunlight filtering down from the surface of water.

Yugi wears a sleek blue jumpsuit with a black belt, boots, and gloves. Around his wrists are silver cuffs with several glowing buttons and screens. Atem wears his usual outfit - white sandals, a white tunic, a flowing cape, and a gold belt and crown. A swirl of black kohl underlines his eyes. The eye on his crown glows softly.

In the first painting, Yugi and Atem face each other as they float in space, Yugi on the left and Atem on the right. Yugi holds the Millennium Puzzle's box in his hands, face set with determination as he looks at Atem. Opposite him, Atem looks back with narrowed eyes, arm raised in front of him as if preparing to defend himself.

In the next painting, Yugi launches forward, tackling Atem in a hug. Atem's eyes are wide and his mouth open in surprise, his arms extended as he tries to catch his balance.

In the final painting, Atem wraps his arms around Yugi, eyes closed as he hugs him tightly. /end ID]

version of this but with Atem's canon design and no helmet on Yugi, because why not?

Don't tag as ship.

[adelarsims]

anyway we came to distract master jeweler and not let them work in peace

[nomsfaultau]

What if Fault Tubbo just thought The Blade was Tommy’s Mary Sue OC (don’t steal!!)

[lensinski]

Gary Neville in BECKHAM

Gary was Mister Sensible. Did he talk a lot then? Gaz? Gaz always talked. And we very rarely listend to him.

[owlf45]

the dread of all the adults in your life telling you that they'll take care of it, every time, and they don't. and now they're telling you they're not going to take care of it, so you must.