#but it was a bit of fun

[aes-pbp]

The @starkerfestivals Summer bingo prompt was car sex and I really needed a laugh 😂

TS as an Audi R8

PP as a Renault Sport Spider

[w1lmuttart]

The lake town

[eydilily]

🐌🐌🐌 BAM!

close up shot :3c

and a lil progression comparison

[freshwaterbear]

visit the wiki page for wave (audience) for more fun facts!

[bellwethers]

Tough.

[nebulaeyedfish]

Cleo isn't messing around....

Tags: @swanofstorie @imflyingfish @raise-me-up-take-me-up

See pinned for commissions

[buzzrds]

here's my wonderful isopod child, handcrafted in leather

[evgar]

this came to me in a dream

[cashmere-caveman]

today it rained for the first time in ages and ive got my window tilted to let in the cool air and i just heard a woman's voice say "hey i found another puddle!" followed by a little child's happy shriek followed by a big splash sound i absolutely love being alive i hope that kid has so much fun bc i am already thriving just listening to it all

[charbies]

linktober day 28 - bones

[chloesimaginationthings]

Happy FNAF movie day!

[demadogs]

nothing can break the bond between a friend who loves spoilers and a friend who just watched an amazing show and needs to tell someone the entire plot from start to finish

[nidbaesenpai]

Happy one year anniversary ISAT! To celebrate I wanted to share the lil strips I made for my friends when they reached the end of the game! They're all meant to be snippets of life post game and a glimpse into the world I'm making for Loop.

[eydilily]

this is fine

[wasyago]

quiet hours

closeups under the cut :]

i really like these

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

From the Neil Gaiman: Dream Dangerously :) (you can watch it here in US or with US vpn :) <;3) (or just this bit on youtube here :))

Terry Pratchett: One day he rang me up and said, "I've started a book and, I think it's good, but I haven't the faintest idea where it goes." So, I said, "All right, well, send me the pages." And I read it and wrote him back and said, "I don't know where it goes either, but I do know what happens next."

Neil Gaiman: I was pretty much nocturnal then, so I would write my chunk of Good Omens before I went to bed, and I'd go to sleep about five o'clock in the morning and I'd get up about one o'clock in the afternoon and my answering machine would be flashing on, and I'd press the button and a voice would say, "Get up, get up you lazy bastard, I've just written a good bit."

Terry Pratchett: We did it as a kind of holiday, because if it crashed and burned, nobody would notice.