#cloud print

[razorberries-art]

"Cloud Forest" • 5x7" • watercolor & ink

[eyeliner-and-c1garettes]

This selkie dress is for all dreamers who have their heads in the clouds. ☁️ featuring a mask because protecting others when you’re feeling sick and keeping your germs to yourself is ALWAYS in fashion 💕

[cute-clothes-uwu]

[nooskadraws]

exu trio 🌿🌸🎵

[arielluva]

using the dream i had where utena had white streaks in her hair as inspiration, i made these designs!!! i wanted to keep them recognizeable, but also have more fantastical elements to them. i dont know if their (mostly utena's) outfits make too much logical sense, but since they're inspired by a dream, do they have to be?

[annuskabriar]

asian small wild cats! this is just everyone i could find that seemed to have their ranges go into asia. this is on etsy as a print here and sticker pack here!

[meep--tm]

i love you final fantasy 7 💐⚪️

[baejax-the-great]

Fanfic isn't a possession.

When an author deletes a work on AO3, they haven't taken anything from the readers. It's not a physical object that can be snatched away, and if readers wanted a digital copy to keep, AO3 made that possible. It is the reader's choice whether or not to keep a copy. The author has absolutely no say over whether or not they do this.

If you have a favorite exhibit at the museum, and that exhibit closes for whatever reason, nobody "stole" art from you. Same thing with whatever play is currently at your local theater--it's temporary, and when it closes, the actors didn't take away your entertainment. Before streaming and box sets of tv shows being sold at Target, all of television was ephemeral, too. You caught it or you didn't.

I don't know why there is an expectation that fanfic should be permanently made available to readers. The archive certainly gives a place where that can happen, but there is no reason to assume that it always will happen, nor that readers are entitled to that.

There are many reasons to delete a fanfic--not orphan, not post anonymously, but delete. It's fine to be disappointed if that happens. It's not fine to harass authors or try to wrest control of the work from them or create archives full of stolen work.

[beifongkendo]

Final Fantasy VII in Edo style, by Jed Henry

[mushroomyhouse]

it’s true!!! an original print by @cursedluver on textured felt board!

🎨 mush.house/cursedluver 🐯

[cleverreports]

We report: this is a vision, something so fleeting and hard to see that we might as well have imagined it. We try to point at it, but the sun is too bright for anyone to want to look there. When we tell our expert about it later, they show the appropriate amount of excitement.

[marshyarts-28]

kiss me, hold tight 🌻💜

[yinza]

New prints and merch are in!

I'm especially excited about my first keychains, featuring Nanaki, Barret, Tifa, and Yuffie, with the whole set of chocobo chicks available as sticker sheets. I've also got ace unicorn and crow & cat bookmarks.

[oncanvas]

Cloud Cover, Herb Jackson, 1972

Lithograph 21 × 30 in. (53.3 × 76.2 cm) Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, NY, USA

[dame-de-pique]

William Hart - Clouds, 1890s

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[papayajuan2019]