#come relax with us.

[lanalove2012]

[vacationbyowners0-blog]

Tucan Hotel

The Tucan Hotel in Uvita, Costa Rica is the perfect place to treat yourself to a well-deserved travel rest. Whether you are backpacking Central America, wandering the planet,

[delusions-inpink]

[v1rginsu1cidal]

Blood still stains when the sheets are washed Sex don't sleep when the lights are off Kids are still depressed when you dress them up And syrup is still syrup in a sippy cup...

[bunnieswithknives]

Fop redesigns for funsies but also bcs I saw some star heel boots and had to put Dale in them immediately.

[erabu-san]

playing w sparkle shoujo brush is so fun kskskss At first, I drew Collei being cute and Freminet was the one being confused and I don't know how I reversed it

[dykedvonte]

Hancock: Mama Murphy this jet be straight bussin' fr fr no cap

Mama Murphy, not understanding a damn thing he said: Thank you sir, I love when you visit Mayor Hancock

[caycanteven]

"You are a stubborn little thing, do you know that?"

"I do. Though, would you have me any different?"

"No, I would not."

"Why?"

"I would miss the way your soul burns with passion for what you believe in."

"How romantic. Anything else?"

"...and with how adorable it is that you think you can challenge me."

"Ah, there it is."

[braisedhoney]

answer her questions vlad. why do you skip leg day vlad.

(more of this bc honestly, dani deserved so much better. also learning how to draw dani.)

still inspo from @lilianade-comics au where vlad sucks less! kind of! but also just generally a decent parent vlad au lmao.

(do not tag as ship. pls.)

[qoldenskies]

i think about splinter walking in on the aftermath of caged lungs a lot

[coldshrugs]

glamtober #28 - sun or moon

moon theme for the moonbun!! of COURSE i was going to go moon for this one. when i was experimenting with viera in the shb benchmark, i gave myself word association prompts to build from. "night sky" turned into the prototype for io. i fell in love with her face and started thinking about how her story might go. she's changed over the years, but her name and earring are constant reminders of the reasons i loved her from the start 🌘

items used:

weapon: twin moons (lavender purple) body: horos casaque (pure white | metallic silver) hands: false nails (pearl white) legs: taoist's slops (metallic silver) feet: martial artist's pumps (pure white | metallic purple) accessories: moonlet earring :>

[puppppppppy]

adhd is when you shoot for the moon but you forgot the rocket fuel and by the time you realize it everyones already on the moon and then you panic and crash into the sun and it explodes

[v1rginsu1cidal]

'Cause I was filled with poison

But blessed with beauty and rage...

[iknowwhereyousnoozeatnight]

can you draw L and Light doing work together I think it'd be cute and relaxing

L says the overhead lights stay off

[onemomentinhispresence]

[veilkeeper]

been thinking about it and i'm of a mixed mind on how they're handling the trans/nonbinary stuff. on one hand, using the labels we use irl (trans, nonbinary, even mentioning genderfluid, agender, etc in specific) feels super out of place. i'm fine with it in the UI, but every time i hear the word "trans" in dialogue i'm violently ripped from immersion. as a fantasy setting, i sort of would have preferred if they'd talked about the experience without specifically labelling it (because i find every time they talk about the feeling it works really well).

however there is also an argument that despite being a fantasy setting, the goal here is very much to connect with and represent real people. and real people, at this point in time, use those words. my concern of course is that this is going to make the game age very poorly in that respect, but representation is meant to be indicative of the time, and outdated language is par for the course with all queer media eventually. so using very modern terms and concepts around gender theory makes sense in that respect. the people playing a nonbinary rook right now are most likely to identify with the term nonbinary, and labelling specifically removes ambiguity which can come up when discussing trans people in history or media.

so i don't know. i don't really have a conclusion here. i can see both sides of it. i appreciate the effort that obviously went into it, though, and you can definitely tell that trans people were involved in the writing. it's a big step forward, either way, even if it's not perfect.