#devoid of color

[cataclysmictide]

Pain's Like Cold Water Your Brain Just Gets Used To It

No Complaints - Noah Kahan/That Funny Feeling - Bo Burnham/Ask Polly: Help I'm The Loneliest Person In The World - Heather Havrilesky/Ladybird (2017)/Tennessee Williams/unknown/No Complaints - Noah Kahan/Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)/Ask Polly: Help I'm The Loneliest Person In The World - Heather Havrilesky/That Funny Feeling - Bo Burnham/No Complaints - Noah Kahan/That Funny Feeling - Bo Burnham/Unknown/Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)/'Ectesy' - Georges Bataille/Warsan Shire/Ladybird (2017)/How to Cure a Ghost - Fariha Róisín/That Funny Feeling - Bo Burnham/No Complaints - Noah Kahan

[thinwhitedoc]

SHERLOCK | Martin Freeman as John Watson

[spicyvampire]

Dee's boxer guy (self proclaimed)

WANDEE GOODDAY (2024) EP. 6 // EP. 8

+ Bonus :

[iknowicanbutwhy]

"History, culture, people; we were fools to think we could create it all from scratch."

[peachy-kun]

What if

What if submas but YuGiOh

(anyone who knows me, knew this was inevitable)

[slobber-teeth]

i was disappointed with the arkham shadows designs so i drew up designs for pre-villain jon and harls <3

[honkceasar]

Not Ferin Well

[abluehappyface]

Made a colored in version of a Ladies of the Scarlet Devil Mansion panel based on the colored in Lotus Eaters panels @blubblubisdead2me does! I really like how it looks considering this my first panel I've ever colored! I decided to make Meiling's outfit red because I've always thought that Meiling would look good in red (and I was right.) This took AGES oh my gosh. I'm trying to figure out what kind of "style" this looks like, but tbh it's too detached from any one style to be categorized. I guess that's how you truly know a style is yours lmao

[brocedespilled]

nico rosberg talking about keke rosberg

source

[respectthepetty]

My plan is to ignore the colors in Kiseki: Dear to Me until they go away.

That won't be difficult. I can just, like, unsee them!

I don't see anything at all.

I see nothing.

I DON'T SEE THEM!

I'm okay. I'm fine.

Ze Rui is only wearing a shirt with that famous Chuck Palahniuk quote: The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will

Cool.

Cool.

Cool, cool, cool.

I'm gonna be so normal about this show.

[abiteofhoney]

making tzipora a shape shifter type* was such a good idea. i don’t have to remember what color her eyes are. they’re whatever color i make them this chapter.

[dextervexter]

most belated hog-o-ween wishes upon ye

[runawaymun]

Reading Hunger Games and tbh sometimes I wonder if people in the Capitol actually Look Like That, or if that’s just how it feels to Katniss

[corpsentry]

black eyes

[ningningkittie]

listening to colours by halsey and crying bc im still a 13yr old little girl inside

[fideidefenswhore]

I think the problem with Chapuys is that the ambassadors aren't really seen as "people", if you will, with agency and biases like everyone else, but just disembodied voices narrating the story, and so for a long time historians and writers just accepted reports at face value, because there wasn't "thought" behind it. You should write a book on him as a response to the other one. You've got a lot of interesting observations.

Omg, you're too kind. But thank you ❤️

Yeah, I actually made a similar observation to you, elsewhere, expanded a bit:

Unfortunately, the practice of using Chapuys' dispatches as the emotional blueprint for all these historical people has become rather prevalent. I think he had credible insights at times, but what's sort of forgotten is that while many of his reports are of what these people said and did (according to, a noblewo/man, or Cromwell, or a physician of a nobleman, or a servant of a gentleman, or 'several reliable quarters', or COA or Mary themselves), many others are simply what he's assuming they thought or said or felt, and have no specific incident or quote or source given. One particularly egregious example informed a lot of subsequent portrayals of Thomas & George Boleyn, namely that upon the death of COA in Jan 1536, they "must have said to themselves, what a pity it was that the Princess had not kept her mother company", with the 'must' (ie, speculation, rather than an actual report of what any of his sources claimed to have overheard) omitted.

[To wit]:

"The King’s mistress had from the very beginning resolved that the Princess should act as her train-bearer, and that she would cause her and her mother all manner of annoyances; but considering that her singular beauty, goodness, and virtue, might possibly induce the King to change his purpose, and that if the Princess were to attend Court, and be seen there continually, she might daily gain the hearts and favour of the courtiers, she has not allowed her to come." Jan 1534, Chapuys to Charles V

[Also, literally a month after this report Anne does invite her stepdaughter to court, the first of three recorded attempts, so...awkward.]

Now, as 'resolved' is not 'said' (it's also interesting that his concern seems to have shifted from the report of the year prior, in which making Mary her trainbearer was the least of what Anne threatened: 'I hear she has lately boasted that she will make of the Princess a maid of honour in her household, that she may perhaps give her too much dinner on some occasion [ie, poison], or marry her to some varlet [a low-ranking servant of poor birth, Chapuys would later refer to Mark Smeaton as a 'varlet']), this would be a case of the 'mind reading' I meant; insofar as some explanation as to why Mary was sent to Princess Elizabeth's household, which was a satellite of the the King's court, rather than the centre of everything, the King's court itself. Granted, I think AB fearing her stepdaughter's popularity is more likely, but the likelier explanation overall would be that Mary was not invited to court for the same reason her own household was dissolved; she defied Henry's appointment and determination of her illegitimacy. Youth and beauty and envy thereof was hardly the determinate factor here, considering [...] that Margaret Douglas, of almost identical age and equal in beauty (according to their contemporaries), was one of AB's preeminent ladies and much in favour...the determinate difference was that MD and her mother acknowledged Anne as Queen, and, for obvious reasons, Mary and hers did not. Rich pickings for the narrative trope casting Mary as Snow White and AB as her wicked stepmother, tho......