#carter howard

[honeyxmonkey]

Scary eldritch terror fae boy Douxie

[jae-in-a-trenchcoat]

Been doing some streams so here’s a dump of stuff

1. Fluffy Jlaire

2. Douxie 🥰

3. Carterdoux @honeyxmonkey <3

4. No explanation.

5. Trollhunters screen cap redraw but it’s baseball

6. Rough sketch of Douxie and Zoe from a silly zouxie comic im working on :3

7. Not from a stream I just like how Krel turned out :)

[gaylightisminetocommand]

Secret Santa gift for @honeyxmonkey <3

[azurewildflight]

The OC Sleepover Party

This is a OC sleepover collab I did a while back

(And kept forgetting to post 😅)

Featured Characters:

Sidney by @candycat17

Carter Howard and Fenris by @honeyxmonkey

Akiri and Naevys by @gaylightisminetocommand

Sterling, Poncho, and Vin by @thisiswhatafamilyis

A and C by @frostyviking

Anrika and Viven @/KittyCatMom

Alex and Blitz Tank by me, @azurewildflight

I thought this one was pretty fun to do, I like the idea of many characters getting together to hangout

[honeyxmonkey]

HI THEM

[userpeggycarter]

STEGGY WEEK 2024 @steggyfanevents

day four — outsider that really wants to be an insider

[id in alt]

[all-that-jazz-93]

Agent Carter Text Posts - Part ?????

[honeyxmonkey]

I think Douxie tends to go a bit manic and insane when he’s been cornered. It’s the fae blood

Douxie: [commits various violent atrocities]

Steve (Harrington): So... you're into that?

Carter: My father is a war god, Steve. This is like being proposed to.

Steve: Oh

[honeyxmonkey]

HI ITS LITERALLY THEM

touch starved prompts

dialogue

➼ “Please don’t ever stop touching me.”

➼ “I may have found a new addiction.”

➼ “Your hands are so soft.”

➼ “Do that again. It feels nice.”

➼ “Are you okay? Your face seems a little red.”

➼ “Stop smothering me, you dumbass.” “It’s to make up for the lack of hugs in all these years in your life when I wasn’t there!”

actions

• tensing up under their touch because they’re scared they’ll become too attached to it

• insisting they don’t want B to touch them but B notices the soft curl of A’s lips whenever they do touch them

• intertwining their pinkies as a start to physical contact

• placing a comforting hand on their back whenever they feel nervous or upset

• memorising the little scars on each other’s bodies

• getting used to falling asleep and waking up in each other arms

• the other hugging them suddenly and them freezing, not knowing what to do

[gaylightisminetocommand]

pov you're douxie and your soulmate looks at you and for a moment you finally understand what it's like to be the earth bathed in the sun's undying light and orbiting it for eternity

Anyways happy birthday to @honeyxmonkey's boy Carter!!! 💖💖💖 I love him so much and if you haven't read Half Bloods and Hunters on AO3 then GO READ IT IT'S AMAZING ✨🩵

[youronebraincell]

Do you get deja vu…

[florida3exclamationpoints]

Agent Carter text posts pt. 17/?

[honeyxmonkey]

YEAH 👀

I was too lazy to shade it but :D

tfw ur boyfriend is angy and smol

[chaxan08]

*some point during the WW2*

Howard: So, people are really enjoying the mistletoe we put up, huh?

Peggy: Yeah, especially Rogers and Barnes.

Bucky and Steve: *full-on snogging under the mistletoe*

Howard: Do you reckon they'll stop any time soon?

Peggy: Nope.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Chariot Body of Thutmose IV

Deep in the Valley of the Kings, archaeologist Howard Carter uncovered something remarkable in 1903 — the nearly 3,400 year-old chariot body of Thutmose IV, the 8th pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt.

Found in his tomb, KV 43, this chariot is one of the few Egyptian examples to survive into the modern day.

It was part of the king’s burial items, meant to serve him in the afterlife and offers a rare glimpse into the past.

Made from lightweight wood, the chariot was designed for speed and maneuverability, essential for both battle and ceremony.

It wasn’t just practical. It was also beautifully decorated, likely with gold leaf, leather, and intricate designs.

These details highlighted the king’s power and status, fitting for a ruler who was both a warrior and a god-like figure.

The discovery of Thutmose IV's chariot gives us a valuable look at the engineering and artistry of the 18th Dynasty.

Despite being buried for millennia, its preservation helps us understand the significance of chariots in ancient Egypt and showcases the skill of its craftsmen.

📍Egyptian Museum, Cairo

[scottxlogan]

Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)