#fang Wei

[sokidin]

Divorced Parents

Can i just say that i wish we'd gotten to see more of Draculaura's parents. Dracula and Fang Wei, and why they divorced. (It's confirmed by Shea herself)

I know season 2 was a bit rushed because the show was ending but a little mention about it would have been nice.

Like, i'm happy despite her parents being no longer together Draculaura can still be with the two of them just seprately but i kinda expected a little drama or at the very least her expressing her feelings about it.

Similar to Stella from Winx Club, a girl from a well known heritage wanting to be with both of her parents but spends more time with her father, she could've gone down that route too.

Draculaura couldn't even tell Clawdeen or Frankie about it not even once?, something important like that i'm sad we never got to see her struggle with having her family basically split in two.

[kyanitedragon]

Half-Taiwanese Draculaura

[ID: Gifs of Draculaura giving her Scare-itage presentation from Monster High (2022) episode Creature Clash.

Draculaura says "Now, some monsters think that all vampires are from Transylvania, like my dad. But my mom was born in Taiwan!"

Holding up a picture of her mom, she says "When I'm on my mom's side of the vamp family, we speak Mandarin." She demonstrates and says "Nǐ hǎo! Wǒ de míng zi shì Draculaura!"

Draculaura finishes and says "And that's my Scare-itage!" Everyone claps and she bows. End ID]

[terminusantequem]

Fang Wei (Chinese, b. 1968), Three Pine Trees, 2016. Oil on canvas, 120 x 160cm

[funfandomtime]

Thinking about the G3 Dracula family and like Dracula gives off the major vibes of 'Knowing a lot of people but having no one close in his life.'

The guy gives 'Foxford' his tooth despite not even running for were-ruler all because he sat and listened to him. It makes me wonder the thought that him and Fang Wei were incredibly close, and their divorce must've hit Dracula pretty hard and the only other person who could fill that gap is his daughter who obviously spends most of her time away at Monster High.

But at the same time, I can absolutely see Fang Wei divorcing Dracula due to his oversized ego becoming too much to deal with. Better yet, Wei Fang and Dracula having polar opposite ways of raising Draculaura that ultimately clashed and led to them falling out.

I can 100% see Fang Wei suggesting a young Draculaura get into witchcraft because of her competitiveness. Especially when her girl is already asking and wanting to understand it. Fang probably wouldn't care it's highly illegal, she wants her baby to be the top vampire and meanwhile Dracula is utterly horrified by the thought of it to the point it puts their marriage in a very rocky position.

[kaalki-cinnamon]

Oh my ghouls, guys Draculaura's mom is sooo cute 🥺🥰

[fiftysevenacademics]

How slutty is his ponytail?

Rating men's ponytails in wuxia/xianxia I've seen. Part 2. Part 1.

Jiang Cheng (The Untamed) 6/10

The most underrated ponytail in The Untamed. He's canonically "maidenless" but that's just because Zidian is even sluttier than his ponytail and that scares people. That's OK, boo. You're a solid 6 on my scale.

Wei Wuxian (The Untamed) 7/10

This ponytail isn't half as slutty as that luscious red ribbon that falls somewhere between necromancer work wear and sexy lingerie. Truly a look that takes him effortlessly from office to the club! Whether he's summoning the dead or making goo-goo eyes at Lan Zhan, Wei Wuxian's ponytail slays.

Wen Kexing (Word of Honor) 7/10

I really wanted to rate him higher but he mostly wears a little bun, which falls outside the parameters of this assessment. So I am rating this anemic little ponytail higher than it probably deserves.

Xiao Heng (The Double) 8/10

Duke Su always wears his hair in a neat, proper, masculine bun held by a golden guan that suits his high status and emphasizes his power. He only wears it in a ponytail in the situations where having long hair flying around your face could get you killed: during battle. He also does it when he's training shirtless in the rain, as one does. His simple, unadorned ponytail serves cunt way above its paygrade.

Xue Yang (The Untamed) 8/10

This crazy motherfucker's ponytail is just as chaotic and unpredictable as he is. He's so dangerous that even his ponytail could probably kill a man at 50 paces.

Young Zhao Yuanzhou and Li Lun (Fangs of Fortune) 9/10

I mean...just look at them! Can't even be bothered to comb their hair properly before tying it up in shaggy little ponytails because they know they're going to tumble right back into bed anyway, so why bother. So slutty.

Scorpion King (Word of Honor) 9/10

The braids! The silver and turquoise guan! The lavish yet restrained and obviously kinky longing they imply!

Mu Sheng (Love Game in Eastern Fantasy) 10/10

I've only seen a couple episodes so far, but this guy's ponytail is a whole mood. It looks like something a 1960s pinup model would wear, and he flounces it around like one constantly, pouting and letting strands of hair fall seductively over his face.

Xu Qi'an (Guardians of the Dafeng) 10/10

Xu Qi'an's ponytail is so slutty it's on OnlyFans. It's so slutty he needs to use birth control every time he does his hair. It's so slutty it whistles at construction workers when he walks past them. How long does it take him to curl his hair to give it the maximum bounce and fullness? Why does he also wear it on the top of his head like a 60s pinup girl? How can everyone tell he's not a virgin? PUH-LEEZE! I still haven't finished this show, but as far as I'm concerned, this ponytail is the star.

[indanmei]

Hi, and welcome to the New Year! Here’s a cute little Wangxian sketch for you—I hope you enjoy it!

Now, a few words from me, as it seems I’ve somehow become a center of controversy. Some people have voiced concerns about me using AI in my workflow, and while I understand their perspective, I don’t think it’s as big of an issue as it’s made out to be.

This particular sketch was drawn entirely in Procreate—no AI involved, for anyone wondering. But yes, I do use AI sometimes. I have a busy life and severe ADHD, which makes it hard to finish long projects. To help, I trained an AI model on my own art. I use it for things like corrections or coloring, allowing me to create more efficiently and, frankly, enjoy the process more.

Is it “cheating”? Maybe some think so, but I remember hearing the same arguments about Photoshop years ago. To me, AI is just another tool. It’s fun, it’s helpful, and it lets me finish work I might otherwise abandon.

Of course, I understand concerns about AI models trained on others’ art without consent—that’s a valid issue. But using a custom model trained on my own work? That feels perfectly fine to me.

What about you? Do you think AI in art is problematic or helpful? I’d love to hear your thoughts—even if you think I’m in the wrong here. Let’s have a discussion about it!

Wishing you all a creative and joyful New Year.

[yingtan]

FANGS OF FORTUNE 大梦归离 (2024), Ep. 8

[movielosophy]

Flourished Peony | Get rich, then you don't have to get married.

[xiaolanhua]

every friend group should include A Journey to Love 一念关山 (2023)

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[the-sword-of-zhuo-yi-chen]

[palehorsemen]

[terminusantequem]

Fang Wei (Chinese, b. 1968), Untitled (Figure in Landscape Series), 2017. Watercolour on paper, 38 x 26 cm

[lanwangjihouse]

[melodious-tear]

Hao Du, can't you see it with your eyes?

长歌行 The Long Ballad ep. 17 + 32

[achiara]