#cachets

[lolochaponnay]

[angoryt]

Doing a little art dump again.

I want to sketch out what Sannet looks like to me. And then I did the scene where Szeras shows up at solomnec in the silence and the storm.

The second image is just me goofing off, trying to find the way I like to draw Thaszar. My desire for putting necrons in pretty little dresses can never be quenched.

I had a hard time visualizing the clothes in Ghosts, other fanfic. So I just decided to illustrate them myself.

Below that one is a sketch of Obyron taking a nap on Nep’s chest ass the others are goofing around.

These two are very old and as you can clearly see unfinished. The first one is supposed to be the scene in severed where obyron and Zahndrekh are trying to figure out the riddle puzzle to get in to the core.

And the other one I made when the silence and the storm had a particular chapter released that made me emotional to the point of tears for the first time. Thanks Ghost 🫠👍

First one is just a reference I did for Imothk and the other one is my OC Cachet, they are a bit of a fashion geek. Don’t worry about the other fella up in the corner, they are now long gone, hopefully.

And down here below we have our favorite battle fleet armada necrons. I never got to see their full bodies in the play through of the game I saw, so I made the executive decision to try and imagine what their whole bodies look like on my own. I imagine Amarakun being pretty normal and uninteresting down there. And I decided that Zaa secretly has a little tail under a big skirt. Because as everyone know, all astromancers are cats to some degree. 

[nauticaltrain]

I love your OC 'Hellcat' btw, are you willing to chat about your other OCS?

here you go anon *throws a bunch of new yorkers at you*

All of these gals are a part of the 20th Century Limited, a New York to Chicago passenger service that ran in the first half of the 1900s. They're in a love triangle and everyone else on the NYC is living for the drama. Main bulk of their story takes place in the late 40s.

Cachet

dignified, responsible, strait-laced

she'll make sure the mail gets where it needs to go no matter the cost - kind of an ends justify the means person

tends to be kind of stoic but has this vulnerable, softer side that emerges occasionally

has rizzed possibly the entire railroad, entirely by accident - she just has that much unintentional game

is forreal in love with Century Club, but doesn't know how to actually pursue a real relationship

the structure on her right arm is a mail hook, used for the bringing mail onto the train while in motion. In train form, it swings out, but here, it extends telescopically!

Century Club

sensual, big-hearted, bold

CeCe for short

possibly the loveliest person you've ever met - just really kind and open with people - always knows just what to say

has a trio of sisters that always have her back and will kill anyone that hurts her - CeCe is definitely the baby of the bunch - her sisters are Century Inn, Century Lounge, and Century Tavern

is technically a combination car but lounge car sounds better and that's what she tells people

big reader and writes poetry

started the year off in love with Carnegie, but is slowly shifting her affections towards Cachet

Carnegie

elegant, powerful, prideful

cold and beautiful like the lunar surface

Cachet's ex, currently trying to keep her and CeCe apart because she still has feelings

her and Cachet had an intense fling, Carnegie was more in love than Cachet was

is not in love with CeCe

not a bad person, just very very jealous

her and the other super hudsons all named themselves after prominent new york families after commodore vanderbilt (their older cousin and fellow hudson) was christened similarly - the others are Astor, Whitney, Roosevelt, Rockefeller, De Lancey, Morgan, Winthrop, Olyphant, and Goodyear

loves the theremin - listens to music out of the moon (album by les baxter, harry revel, and dr samuel hoffman) maybe every day

oh yeah and there's also a plotline where Cachet is carrying important documents and then gets robbed and goes on a noir detective style adventure to get them back all while confronting her own emotions but whatevs

[pastlivesfinery]

Le Cachet de Paris, 1926 💛

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[zeeckz]

[marzipanandminutiae]

Why the Fuck Did Mike Flanagan Even Bother Calling It "The Haunting of Hill House" If He Wasn't Going To Adapt Shirley Jackson's 1959 Classic The Haunting of Hill House: my eternal question

(like that is NOT an adaptation of the novel. the plot is different! the characters are different! why did you shell out the Jackson estate for the rights if you weren't going to tell the same story in any way, shape, or form?! the tags for one of my favorite books are clogged with Not That Book and I am FRUSTRATED)

[heaveninawildflower]

November calendar page (1900) by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet.

Rijksmuseum.

Wikimedia.

[thefulcrumfiles]

Me after watching Wicked: can fiyero fight?

[peachiseas]

if you guys haven’t followed redridingheart’s ko-fi, please do so i can squeal with more people about her (non-canon as of rn) designs of baby qiu and tamarack that made me want to fucking Explode-

[hellhammersbignaturals]

Varg's wife

[lours-file-a-telie]

Philatélie 513

[capitalism-is-a-psychopathy]

Capitalism is a genius invention—if your goal is to reward sociopathy.

Here’s how it works: pile up stuff, call it “success,” and then spend your life convincing people to admire you for it. A yacht? Wow, you must be brilliant. A private jet? Incredible! Never mind the crushed souls in your wake—you're a visionary.

But hey, maybe you don’t feel like playing Monopoly with human lives. Maybe you'd rather not worship at the altar of stock options and CEO tear-downs. Lucky for you, there’s an alternative: stop treating "more" as a personality.

Here’s the trick: redefine cachet. Make it about how you treat people, not how many zeros are in your bank account. Build communities that thrive without squeezing the life out of others. Grow food, share skills, create things that last. Laughably radical, right? Almost like… humanity isn’t a product.

Escaping capitalism’s clutches isn’t about living off-grid or inventing new currencies. It’s about stepping back and saying, “Hey, maybe my self-worth isn’t tied to buying things I don’t need.” Wild concept, I know. But, who knows? It might just save your soul.

[girderednerve]

i have spent so much time working in a library & telling people that i don't read. it's great. it's a fun social experiment every time. i don't read books very often at all; it is simply not a major hobby of mine & hasn't been since i was a teenager. i read like maybe ten books a year, not counting when i was a children's librarian & read every new picture book. this situation really discomfits people because they assume that the core reason people work in libraries is that they love books, even though i have literally never been paid to read a book

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Le Cachet de Paris, 1926 💚

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