#chase & status

[blossompigeon]

piel

I saw this photo of a Gannet taken by Paul Miguel on twitter and immediately thought "oh that's an angel" so I wanted to draw it out before I forgot.

[daeyumi]

i’ve started thinking about enemy types for my au.

i thought it would be fun to start by redesigning the patra from zelda 1, there’s a lot of potential in the design since it doesn’t have any modern appearances.

unrelated monster design scribble under the cut

not so much of a design lol as it is just an idea. the face of a goddess statue which lifts up to reveal a massive skulltula or gohma (or other monster). if i end up using it, i’d put more thought into the actual design of it tho

[cybertron-after-dark]

Boulder would lose his fuckin MIND over Minecraft.

The landscapes, the crafting, the critters running around (especially the fact that he can befriend some of them), just exploring the big wide world with no restrictions and having the time of his life.

And then he figures out redstone and starts building particle accelerators and shit.

[ssquidbeaked]

Girl ur scaring him

(I got nothin better 2 post idkk)

[purple-mushroom-cap]

i think part of the reason we as a fandom think percy is so based because there's thousands of stories where the "superhero" defeats the "supervillain" that is sick of being stuck in a fucked up system and is hailed a savior for restoring the status quo.

it comes to the point where so many people prefer the anti-heroes because you hear them and think "why are they making good points, and why are they being framed as the bad guy." we as readers are never condemned for thinking that luke has a point. the characters of the story--even chiron understands how and why luke turned.

percy is someone who is actively suffering from the system that is stacked against him, just like luke. throughout the books, he actively is on hater shit towards the hypocrisy of the god's so-called "perfect system." they demand respect, literally making their children worship them to give them any crumb of favor, without doing anything to show they deserve it.

he calls out athena for stringing annabeth along. he sees what hermes has done for may castellan. he despises heracles for treating zoe like shit and selling out/submitting to the same system that broke him down by becoming a god. the gods offer percy the same choice to become a god, because they've been through this before. they've seen a tired, angry, overpowered demigod with the power to topple the system and they offer him godhood because it *works* to keep the system in place.

instead of defeating luke and getting the glory, he gives back to the story by breaking the status quo and demanding the right for every kid to have equal opportunity to belong in a world where they've been called mistakes their entire lives.

that's also why hestia is the last olympian. he respects her because she never forgot those that need her. she might not be the strongest in fights, but she represents those that have been beaten down and unrepresented by those in power.

[nondelphic]

thank you for 1000 followers <3 i can't thank you enough for enjoying my content. it makes it *all worth it!! (*all = spending hours coming up with cringe post ideas and queuing them ૮(˶ㅠ︿ㅠ)ა ᯓᡣ ♡)

to celebrate, here's a draft cover for my first novel <3 (removed my name for now, for privacy reasons)!

[princess-self-shipping]

MY GIJINKA ITERATORS ARE FINISHED!!!

I'm not wholely married to some of these concepts, but I did just wanna get my general thoughts out of my head and onto paper. If nothing else, these designs will make sure I get some much needed practice in with drawing more human-esc shapes on occasion. Hope yall like em!

[stormysunday98]

Hang it in the Louvre. This is art.

[westanovencleaner]

I think luke should've killed thalia in the last olympian.

I think luke/kronos' control over time should've fucked with thalia's immortality and cause her to age over sixteen.

I think luke should've had to (purposefully) kill his lifeline. something about how bathing in the styx itself is making an oath, and how he broke it on purpose by killing thalia.

what would his punishment be?

I think luke is very similar to annabeth in that he just wanted a family to love and love him. I think he should've wandered the fields of asphodel forever with only the memories of when he was on the run with thalia and annabeth, while being blind to all the other souls in the fields of asphodel. I think his punishment would be being completely and utterly alone, while knowing what could've been, without being given the chance that he was given in the last olympian to go to elysium and rebirth and have a family. worst of all, he can't reunite with thalia who went to elysium.

I don't know how this ending would fit into the last olympian, but it's the ending that makes the most sense to me.

[pagan-corruption]

The Substance (2024) x Murder Music - Chase & Status

[kadtherine]

What do you see? Perseus. That's me.

bonus (minibeth's reaction):

[vfdcatlady]

Percy Jackson and the Olympians, ep 1x5

[knifefightscene]

[sp00ky-p00ky]

[zeefan9000]

why was their dynamic actually good in this ep..

[mc-critical]

Hatice and Ibrahim have never been more divided from each other up to that point than in E43-E44. While Hatice always sensed when Ibrahim was actually in danger or she's lost him in any way (i.e. E35 when she felt something in Edirne while Ibrahim was with Nigar), nothing came up when he was shot; he didn't even tell her what happened to him until she found out herself; they were seperated while he was recovering; the wait for Ibrahim to come back felt like an eternity to Hatice and she went through several breakdowns at once (and his carriage was right in front of her but she couldn't see him, her only thought until the very end was that he was dead, isn't that what her dream with the "crying" statues meant?); when he came back she wasn't allowed to spend at least some time alone with him as SS wanted to talk to him; even their sleep was interrupted. The only thing that Ibrahim asked Hatice to do was to play him his mother's song on the violin (I like to think that Hatice started learning the violin in order to become closer to him, to who he is, to his past again after what they went through with little Mehmet).... but he no longer associates even that with Hatice anymore.