#howl griffin

[literary-universe]

Incorrect quotes

Hyde: If I kill Jekyll, is it murder or suicide?

Jekyll: Homicide, since we are not the same person.

Frankenstein: Suicide, since you share the same body.

Griffin: They are both wrong, it would be depression. A part of them dies.

Frankenstein: What if they kill each other?

Griffin: It would be an internal hemorrhage.

Note: We are still working on the project, we have almost finished most of it. Thanks for the patience.

[skelinor]

If I don't post anything else before the end of 2023 then my last post of this year will have been a family guy x studio ghibli crossover

I wouldn't have it any other way tbh

[tinyfantasminha]

JACK GOT HEAT STROKE

SOMEBODY HELP HIM?!?!?!?!?!?!?

[pedroam-bang]

"Yorki?" "Jojo!"

Jojo Rabbit (2019)

[middle-earth-tardis]

Hi!! I'm looking for new blogs to follow!

If you post/reblog any of the following, please like or reblog this post! :)

Life Is Strange

ATLA

Tolkien

The 100

Stranger Things

The Umbrella Academy

Ghibli

[pondslime]

jack goodman x text posts

[ilysweetleaf]

[rogers-attic]

me and whom??

[beebeesiims]

GRACE, teasing: those hormones are a bitch, huh? GRIFFIN: i'm sorry, mom. GRACE: apology accepted.

[tiktaaliker]

considering redesigning some old character concepts i ditched ages ago and selling/trading them as adopts. would that be weird

[chelshiart]

just a friendly round of sibling death match :)

[moondustbooks]

January JOMP Day 14 - So Many Books

So many books by one author. ❤️Diana Wynne Jones' books are magical and such a delight to read.

[hollowflight-propaganda]

No way?!?! I'm posting art that ISN'T cat fanart?!?!?!

Anyway, this is my definitely-not-a-day-late drawing for the first day of Cringetober! (Ignore how I didn't even polish this because I didn't want to put it off anymore) This is the first and one of the only heterochromia havers in my queer wolf story, Blazor! Infodump below if you're interested.

So, I bet you've noticed that he's not a wolf, he's actually a griffon dragon hybrid! Yeah, there's a reason I wanted to draw him for Cringetober. The draconic part of him is his back half, which gets him occasional weird looks because all the other griffons only have mammalian back halves, but most are tolerant of him. He's dead during the main story and has been dead for like 3,000 years due to a mass extinction event that wiped out all the cool mythical creatures :(That's why I chose to talk about him mainly, because what's there to spoil when his purpose is to be dead!

Funny story, I originally gave him heterochromia because I had a scraped sequel plot where he gets reincarnated as one of the new characters in it. The sequel was a whole mess and none of it exists in the canon anymore, but it's still the reason why I gave him heterochromia, which I did to make his eye color match with his reincarnation's. The scraped sequel was wild and I kinda miss it.

Anyway, couple tidbits about Blazor. The chip in his beak is something he got from an accident when he was first learning to fly, he didn't damage anything else luckily but he still gave his poor mom a heart attack. He also spends a good majority of his time busking! I'm still on the fence on making up instruments because they're fucking dragons, or not doing that because I'm lazy. Just know that what he plays is something similar to a mandolin!

[can-one-twst]

I have summer classes so sorry for not posting much

Griffin was one of the first OCs made so they have a special place in my heart

(I’m experimenting between traditional and digital art)

[ramshacklefey]

I've seen increasing buzz around here about Howl's Moving Castle (book). I think you all deserve to know that all of Diana Wynne Jones's books are filled with characters and plots that are absolutely as delightful and unhinged as that one.

Some Actual Plots include:

Dogsbody - The star Sirius is accused of murder and sentenced to exile on Earth in the body of a dog until he finds a magical item called a Zoi. He's adopted by a young Irish girl living with her abusive and neglectful English relatives. He has to balance his desire to find the Zoi with needing to be a Good Dog for the girl who takes care of him. Also the Wild Hunt is there. Hexwood - A girl finds a magical wood behind her house where she meets a wizard who thinks he's a convict of the intergalactic government, a boy created by the man to destroy said government, and a robot found in a junk heap. The magic wood is actually an alternate reality being generated by an AI who has a grudge to settle with the head of said government. The book is about abuse, PTSD, and trauma. The Dark Lord of Derkholm - Magical world is being destroyed by a company using it as an isekai amusement park for people from another dimension. Bio-wizard is appointed Dark Lord for the year, and he and his family (four of whom are bioengineered griffins) have to find a way to survive the season while everything is going wrong. Deep Secret - Interdimensional detective/diplomat/wizard needs to find a replacement for his deceased mentor. He does so at a fantasy convention, while trying to keep an interdimensional empire from collapsing into civil war after the emperor is assassinated along with all of his heirs.

She's an absolute master at weaving fantasy elements into the mundane world and writing from the PoV of kids. Her books are funny, clever, and full of delightful characters. I'm begging you all to check them out.

[tellerluna-stories]

hello everyone I am not used to crack posting 24/7 like I used to but,,, I'm attending church and the pastor sounds like an aussie version of ike eveland. I can't unhear this