#don't worry about it

[psygull-arts]

Keep your 'lectric eye on me, babe Put your ray gun to my head

[ionomycin]

white night

[spicymancer]

Monster Researcher Eclair reference sheet

[scurvyboy]

PLEASE MORE FIDDLESTAN BEING MESSY they do not make each other better they make each other WORSE.

fidds took the break up really bad

[ladyshinga]

didn’t figure out i was autistic at all until my 30s. why? well in a funny twist of what some might call irony but probably isn’t: one of my main special interests since childhood... people. behavior. how folks feel vs how they behave, why they do things, what motivates them. i became a “peacemaker” type as a kid because i could observe an argument between two people and fairly accurately guess how each felt and was able to kind of... do some emotional translation for both of them to help them find an understanding. and BECAUSE of this, people were like “you’re wise/good with people/etc” and for years people also said “that means you’re not autistic, because autism means not being good at socializing”

but like. i’m not? i’m OKAY at socializing. but since childhood i’ve found a lot more success in just being the observer. WATCHING people, paying extremely close attention, that’s what i was good at. i learned early to never TELL people outright i was doing that, people get weird when you say you’re observant and have noticed their behavior/emotions/etc

I don’t regret this being a special interest of mine. It’s been an uphill battle since my 20s to figure out how to be a PART of all that socialization? (and i still feel like i constantly fuck it up, translating the neurotypical habits mid-conversation is much harder than observing it as an outsider and having more time to process it) But... I like that I’m an observer. I like that I can see the clear causes and effects of emotions that people have, their experiences, how it can all bleed together? I like it. I’m glad my childhood brain decided to latch onto the concept of People and humanity in general. It can get frustrating sometimes feeling like the only one in a group of people trying to be considerate of what the others are going through but... I still wouldn’t give that up. I’m glad I’m weird about humans. They’re pretty great actually.

[cycloneslash]

Somewhere in Lust

I made this for a 3d modeling assignment. V2 wasn't supposed to be here, but I added them in for funsies :p

[chausie9]

WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME IT WAS JOHN'S B-DAY YESTERDAY?!1!!!? T^T sure sucks to not be online a lot..

anyways, here are some spare John designs

[mayhaps-a-blog]

Something about how few of the conflicts in Dead Boy Detectives are solved by violence. Something about how the few times it is, it's presented as weird, wrong, extreme. Something about Jenny and her cleavers, Charles and his cricket bat, Crystal and the knife.

The first fight, against the WW1 ghost, Charles has a knife - an iron knife, that would hurt the ghost. And even when he's pinned down, all he goes for is the mask - even when he could use it to get the ghost off of him.

And Esther? Sure, they try - Charles with his knife, Edwin with his fists. And fail immediately, instantly. It's Crystal who holds her back, with her memories - it's Esther who swings around her cane, just because she can.

Charles throws a pot at a zombie, and breaks the magic vessel. Charles tries to hit Brandon Devlin, and gets trapped. They can't kill Angie, just put her to sleep. Jenny runs from Maxine - despite being tough, and strong, she hides rather than attacks. The Night Nurse hits Angie, but is only freed when Kashi asks, instead. Crystal punches Esther, but Tooth Face isn't defeated until she frees him. Charles throws a bomb at the demon, but it's still coming - they win by running, not by fighting. Jenny brings a cleaver to a demon fight, but instead is possessed, her weapons turned against her. And in the end? Esther isn't defeated by fighting her, by Crystal stealing her knife or her power - she's defeated when her power is broken, by Crystal crying out for justice.

The most violent scene, from the protagonists, is when Charles attacks the Night Nurse. It's brutal, it's violent, and it's wrong. The others are left staring, shocked, at a loss. It's extreme, Edwin says. It was a lot, Crystal says. And you know what? It didn't work. It inconvenienced her, sure - but she came right back, once she was free.

What does work? The good they did coming back around. Kindness, friendship, reaching out to others - that's what keeps them winning.

[whitherwanderer]

Shaaloani Cabin [A/FC]

Just out of sight of Sheshenewezi Springs sits a cabin built by a pair of tired souls. 🏜️🐂

[deliriuxe]

The autism spectrum

[kradogsrats]

ha ha everything's fiiiine

[wavesalwayscrash]

Grow Up Weak Or Grow Up Tough

[cadhla182]

New Shiva

[scurvyboy]

more of whatever this is because i think it's really funny

[spicyraeman]

thinking about her easy access armor...

[undeadorion]

Terzo's Rebellion (Page 1 of 8)

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Before Terzo, much of the reigning Papa's image and music was dictated by the Ministry. A decision made after more than a few of Nihil's escapades. Terzo, however, has bigger plans for his position and he plans to take matters into his own hands at the risk of making a dangerous enemy.

Basically I had a lot of thoughts and emotions about some of the stuff that happened to Terzo so I made a story about it. If people like it (and I have time), I might continue beyond the 8 pages.