#es que.

[mattmonss]

fucking dumbass

[taimanzano]

Never posted this one here, so it's now time.

My comic for the 2017 MegOp Zine, "Equinox". It was a project I really loved and I'm humbled that so many great artists participated on it. Forever grateful! The edition turned our pretty neat and I still cherish it on my bookshelf :>

[nightofnostalgia]

[bitterpngs]

para unos de mis ensayos que tengo que escribir, decidí tratar de leer unos artículos académicos en español porque encontré unos relevantes que puedo usar y son muy informativos (y no hay muchos en inglés sobre el tema que estoy buscando) pero. if i’m honest. no se si lo voy a poder hacer 💀

[dunybuh]

PARASITO!!!!

[ihatepannacotta]

Posting this and disappearing for another month.

[pretty-dianxia]

Tag game!! . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ ✨

Birthday colour vs favourite character.

Link to birthday colour

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[half-lightl]

"Hayles was given space to make the character entirely her own without sacrificing any of the qualities that made her so complex and lovable in Season 1. In Hayles' hands, Claudia is a fearless spitfire, a beacon of righteous anger, as her resentment grows toward the limitations of her body, toward Louis for forsaking her in favor of yet another man, and toward the Théâtre des Vampires troupe, with whom she so believed she would finally find a vampiric community who understood her. With her big, expressive eyes and uncanny talent for rattling off vicious one-liners, Hayles is achingly vulnerable, playing the jilted daughter as naturally as she does the doomed romantic heroine." - TV GUIDE Best Performances of 2024, No. 2: DELAINEY HAYLES as Claudia in Interview With The Vampire Part II (2024)

[chane-vel]

Con mi amiga estabamos jodiendo sobre el ship este y nd termine dibujandolo..

Bill ex tóxica confirmado 😱

[toastydumpster]

insanely funny to me that Arthur got to chill in a nice little whiskey room when he died while John got sent straight to the boiling pits of Hell

[serendipia-nostalgica]

A veces pienso que la modernidad está matando el romanticismo.

[notninani]

stupid idea ends in stupid doodles

Extra:

[nightofnostalgia]

No fuimos y no sé si seremos pero sinceramente extraño lo que un día intentábamos ser.

[bubbarnes]

“... it's pretty truthful, I think, in terms of what happens when we just don't embrace the things about ourselves that make us unique.”

[elbiotipo]

Thing about the word "landlord" in English is that in China it didn't mean "guy who owns a couple apartments and rents them" (though that is also a superfluous job in capitalism) but rather "huge landowners that owned most of China and kept peasants in slave-like conditions".

I'm not gonna discuss all the intrincacies of the Chinese revolution, but I think when first-world people hear "landlord" they think "oh that fucking guy who doesn't come to repair my faucet" and not "people who own half of the arable land of the country and decide the livehoods of millions of people and the political and economic destiny of the country". I think that regardless of your views, you need to understand that if you want to understand history and why such a revolution occurred.