#hat fell off

[heartorbit]

halloween emukasas 🍬🌟👻🃏

[erineas]

@unnamedcrane looking back at when we were figuring out fairy au, I'm craving fairiesssssssss grrrrghrgrhrhr

[fairyarmour]

Merry New Year

Enjoy these gay old men made for @tinta11e in the 2023 lupin secret santa

[vermwerm]

fuckass glamrock freddy custom

[w2nv]

When sad I default to drawing them. It’s me and hit podcast welcome to nightvale’s 100th episode “toasts” against the world. Thank you for your time.

Prompt under cut!

[aurumdoesthings]

what gets me about qifrey is from the beginning I was so charmed by how adoring and nurturing he is of the girls, and his emerging shady behavior was worrying but I still clung to that because EVERY time there was a crisis, he was right there to throw himself in front of his girls and protect them no matter what

so in volume 7 we get both Qifrey’s old mentor and his best friend seeing his shady behavior and doubting him and whether he really cares about his students. I doubted too!! but how does the story resolve these questions??

firmly on the side of Qifrey loves them more than anything and will do whatever he can to protect them! Beldaruit remarks to Olruggio in the end that he was wrong to doubt his dedication to them, and instead should’ve been concerned over his self-destructive tendencies. Olruggio has a quest with Hiehart and Jujy who make him realize when a friend (COUGH qifrey) has two important goals they can’t choose between, instead of having to choose one they should get help to handle both of them! and directly after that he goes to Qifrey and tells him point blank I want to help you, let me help you.

One of Qifrey’s most defining traits to me is that he is a good teacher above all and he protects kids (see: his protectiveness of tartah next volume insisting on walking him home and that worrying over tartah is ‘a part of the package’ with him), and I love him so dearly for that <3

[blaubearykuma]

oh you thought I'm an alyosha drawer? you did? you did???????

[ickyclown]

Mr.beeps is quite the academic and already has two bachelor’s degrees in goofin around!

[jessicas-pi]

She did not shrink back, though the pupils of her eyes dilated. Was it the wildest thing in the world which happened to her—or was it not? Without warning—the sudden rush of a thought, immense and strange, swept over her body and soul and possessed her—so possessed her that it changed her pallor to white flame. It was actually Anstruthers who shrank back a shade because, for the moment, she looked so near unearthly.

“I am not afraid of you,” she said, in a clear, unshaken voice. “I am not afraid. Something is near me which will stand between us—something which DIED to-day.”

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behold: my artistic contribution to the small but enthusiastic You Should Totally Read The Shuttle (1907) By Frances Hodgson Burnett campaign

[sysig]

Having fun, more and more! (Patreon)

[spideyachilles]

straw hat crew misplacing items and luffy automatically responding "sorry I got hungry...."

the straw hats actually believing that luffy ate whatever object they lost

[swanno-arts]

bweirdOCtober || DAY 2: NEW OC

The newest of the bunch! Autopilot, Dedoleate Class! Let's just say Dedo had One Bad Time with one of the captains. RIP that one eye/optic.

[an-incorrect-quote-in-time]

Cop: You’re receiving a ticket for having three people on one scooter. Mustache Girl: Peck. Hat Kid: Wait, three? Cop: Yeah? Bow Kid: OH PECK TIMMY FELL OFF!!!

[1tsjusty0u]

everytime i think of this screenshot it just makes me sad. its so unfair what happened to loop like. narratively i understand it. BUT GESTURES

[shsl-fander]

Strikes aint fun but they sure is tiring!

[harmcityherald]

Netflix doc on Christopher Reeve is making me cry. He was such a good good man. I identify with him having his life altered in one second and how he stood against paralysis with his bravery, strength and his inner light. I look at him on TV lying in his hospital bed and I see myself. Not that I could ever hope to compare myself to his greatness but I certainly identify with that bed and the fact he was trapped there with no hope of walking again. This is such a poignant documentary. And truth be told I've always been a fan. There is no other superman to me. Maybe that makes me sound like a boomer. But I don't care at all. I highly recommend this documentary.