#change of Perspective

[characcoon]

HELLFIRE height chart/ref sheet

WRAGHKDHAHS the Hellfire designs are heeere! ALL of them, properly put in a ref sheet. Heights in the corner. Close ups below.

"Hellfire" is the sequel to "Change of Perspective"! Coming up very very soon ;D

As for ages, Raph is 19, while the other three are 17.

Notable details: Raph has a nose ring and Mikey's hands are darkened (see "Change of Perspective" chapter 22 and forward). Donnie's details on the right side are all red, and the left are all blue.

[lightcolours]

Out of the blue

[howifeltabouthim]

Sophie said Cribbage was the kind of thing old men used to play in pubs. 'Well, I wouldn't know,' Lady Milton said. Sometimes she wished she did know. Not particularly about old men in pubs, but just how life was for other people.

Kate Atkinson, from Death at the Sign of the Rook

[wraenata]

Last place huh? How does that feel? Because I only get first.

Mmm yes I finally caught up on Change of Perspective by @characcoon this weekend. Wow wow boys I know this whole mind swap thing sucks but can we be nicer to each other please? (I say as it only gets worse from here).

The Lair Games chapters were SO FUN! Well for me at least, maybe not the bros. It was tense :(

This is a great fic exploring each brothers' inner demons and what happens when you are forced to share them with your family. They are learning so much about each other. I know they will come out of this stronger! But in the mean time ANGST.

Wow water colors are so fun! And I didn't want to deal with a background oof. Couldn't find a screenshot on my blog so I had to go to youtube and take one myself heh. So this is more of a screenshot redraw. I think I did good looking at the youtube screen and I drew the legs myself even though I really didn't have to. They might be a little off sized but such is life.

[crushondonald]

a new perspective 💫

[fatecanberewritten]

A change, a revolution, a catastrophe had occurred deep down inside him, and there was cause for self-examination.

Victor Hugo, Les Misérables (transl. C. Donougher)

[palatinewolfsblog]

A Labyrinth of passing minutes.

Days like a maze. Often just deja vu. A “Been here before!” A “No, not again!” But again and again it's just another story that shows history is repeating itself. Tragedy and Farce, you know. And be sure lots of clowns getting ready for their performance. Taking the stage. Stealing the show. But sometimes sometimes I see something else like a dream like a vision. Not by Minos but from Chartres. If you know what I mean. A long and winding path, yes - but you know it leads to the middle and then out. A real point of view. A change of perspective. All it takes is time - and trust. It's possible. You can keep moving.

[craftheaven]

[hanshikha-life]

"Once an apple never an orange, once an orange never an apple"

[nevertrulyset]

A lot of good things happened today, but one horrible moment at work seems to have defined this day as a bad one. Why am I like this?

[characcoon]

“I say we use this thing before we think too much about it.” Donnie shakes the dodecahedron. “So we can pretend nothing has happened and spend the next couple of weeks avoiding each other like the Plague.”

Change of Perspective - Chapter 24

[theresistanceneverquits]

Hi this is a call out post of my friend @characcoon who made me cry today

Happy birthday Change of Perspective

[howifeltabouthim]

You're making me see the rot on a moment I thought was golden.

Lisa Taddeo, from Animal

[whats-in-a-sentence]

It's time for a new view of humankind.

"Humankind: A Hopeful History" - Rutger Bregman

[enyoendzeit]

The lightness, the self-confidence of these strokes ❤️‍🔥

[fatecanberewritten]

Until now, all that he had had above him had been, to his eyes, a clear, plain, limpid surface. Nothing unknown or obscure there. Nothing that was not defined, systematized, pinned down, precise, exact, circumscribed, confined, closed. No surprises. Authority was something flat. No falling within it, no dizziness in the face of it. The only unknown Javert had ever seen was down below. The irregular, the unexpected, the disorderly opening-up of chaos, the possibility of sliding into an abyss - this was something to do with the nether regions, with the intractable, the wicked, the wretched. Now Javert tipped his head back, and he was suddenly terrified by this extraordinary apparition: a chasm on high.

Victor Hugo, Les Misérables (transl. C. Donougher)