#hups

[salmiakkisaatana]

Kalenteri: hankittu

Tapahtumat: merkitty kalenteriin

Kalenteria katsottu: ei

[pupunu]

Kiyoko Shimizu & Yachi Hitoka suomalaisissa kansallispuvuissa.

Oon yrittänyt löytää motia piirtää taas, ja olen koittanut etsiä sitä selailemalla mun vanhoja vihkoja ja piirtämällä sieltä uudestaan asioita. Oon kiinnittänyt huomiota muutamaan hauskaan asiaan

Kehittymistä on tosi helppo seurata, kun piirrokset mukailee selkeitä kausia ja näkee mikä on se uusi asia jota harjoittelee/oppii

Musta on tullut parempi piirtämään, mutta tavoilla, joita en oo huomannu. En oo tajunnu kuinka paljon merkitystä on sillä että osaan nykyään piirtää ihmisiä jotka TEKEE JOTAIN ja LIIKKUU tai niil on jotain esineitä, joita ne käyttää, eikä ainoostaa seisovia tyyppejä. Lisäks mun hahmoilla on ollut melkein aina sama ilme. Se on myös muuttunut

En ole lapsena/teininä kamalasti nähnyt vaivaa taustoitustyöhön, mikä on sikäli hyvä koska sit oon piirtäny vaan tosi paljon. Tavallaan rasittavaa kun nykyään melkein jokaista tuherrusta varten tuntuu et pitää tarkistaa joku pesäpallomailan muoto tai historiallinen asu. Mutta toisaalta se tarkottaa sitä, et kun oon nyt piirtänyt uudestaan näitä kuvia niin oon tuskaillut, että mikä vitun kansallispuku toi on??? Tai yhdestä toisesta kuvasta en edes jaksanut miettiä minkä kauden historiallinen asu oli tarkotus olla kyseessä ja valitsin 1730-luvun, koska halusin :D

Alkuperäinen vuodelta 2017 ehk?

[masennuksen-yksinhuoltaja]

pov: kun se opettaja jonka luulitte koko luokan kanssa olevan umpi homo kertoo lapsistaan ja puolisostaan, joka on vastakkaista sukupuolta

[cowboy-like-moony]

also alley rose makes me think of wolfstar

I'm telling you conan wrote atyd

[sinkcandycentral]

Leshawna's Hyper Ass Corrupted 1

Decided to just post the other Leshawna pic I had of her slightly more staticy off my haunted TV in my moms basement

Posted using PostyBirb

[pharawee]

—KNOCK OUT THE SERIES · Coming soon

[waifuarts]

Just watched The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance

[jurinova]

I've been struggling to draw lately (thanks to a burnout) but turns out knitting is a great way to combat stress. And as a bonus I got a new jumper now!

[respectthepetty]

I was showing up for whatever YinWar and Dee Hup were going to give me in Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart, but now that I've watched the trailer, I'm seated, sat, and sitted.

First off, LOOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT IT!

Yin and War have always been pretty, but to have them in a show where they can and will fuck each other up is what my dreams are made of.

Just beautiful men trying to put other beautiful men in chokeholds. Bless.

But there also seems to be some bad bitches in this club!

So I have no idea who is "good" and who is "bad"

And I think that is something the show is leaning into since Joke destroyed Jack's life, setting Jack on a dark path, yet Joke is trying to make up for his past wrongs. Nobody is bad. Nobody is good. Everyone is just trying.

Except this dude. He just seems very bad.

Although I don't know about Hope since he was fighting other beautiful men as well.

And because I'm rooting for a Mark x Prom kiss, I'm hoping if the show does make Aran an actual bad guy, he'll at least be a bad guy who Tattoo wants to make out with eight times a day, morning, noon, and night.

Because Tattoo and Hoy deserve a little treat after being born with the curse of poverty, threatened, and beaten up.

And seeing Joke in a blonde wig and a tight shirt doesn't count as a little treat.

But beyond the plot, I'm showing up for the colors!

Joke is a Red Rascal who causes havoc wherever he goes.

And Jack is the Blue Boy turned Black Brooder after Joke flipped his life upside down.

I'm already unwell about this dynamic.

Because it is the great color-coded pair where one is spontaneous and energetic and the other is calculated and reserved.

And they will easily feed into each other.

So after a bit, it'll be hard to see where one ends,

And the other begins.

So even though there will be tears,

And I'm praying nothing happens to the grandma,

I know all will end well.

Because color-coded boys in love get happy endings (in their color-coded blankets).

It's science.

[gunsatthaphan]

"it's alright. I own this place."

↳ requested by anonymous ♡ 

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Devil Girl and Mr. Natural in HUP by R.Crumb

[ninamiart]

The main heroes

[senshis-top-surgery]

Can't believe we were denied this horrific little scene in the anime

Just

Messed up

[cowboy-like-moony]

I kept getting notifications, but didn't see any and I was so annoyed until I realised that I had the filter on "only reblogs" so if I ignored you, I'm sorry, this is why

[pockettron3000]

i love making images like this lmao

[yinwaryuri]

Jack and Joker: The Bank Scene

Happy Monday my friends, we finally are getting our gay heist show! YinWar truly have outdone themselves with the level of quality they've put into it and I couldn't be more excited or more grateful.

I wanted to break down the scene where Joke robs the bank because, given my experience in banking, it's was scripted very purposefully in favor of suspending our belief. Admittedly, my experience is in the US, and not all financial institutions operate the same, but for safety and security measures they're pretty standard across the board.

I was really appreciative of the disclaimer given ahead of time. It speaks to the research that was done for the sake of how much they could accurately portray the events, and when that seemed impossible and they couldn't let go of the scene, they said fuck it - gay story over realism it is. This break down is certainly not to dig at the writing; it's more to buff my knowledge than anything.

We love you YinWar, thanks for having respect for bank employees. Now let's get to the employees I don't respect, and the non-employee that I do.

For the most part, security officers don't need to do more than greet customers, and if there is any suspicion he shouldn't immediately interrogate someone. He's there for when things get escalated, or if there are any faces he should be looking out for (anyone banned from a branch for any reason), then he can confront them. If Joke had made an attempt at another location and that one tipped off others, then he would have a reason to suspect him.

Joke's mistake here: Being seen. He is so identifiable throughout. The show didn't bother checking any CCTVs, but he makes no attempt to hide from them. Instant jail. Sorry my guy. He also chooses a very unusual method and time of day to strike.

Since the officer did confront him, Joke gives an excuse.

This was a good call. If someone from another location or office, or a third party contracted service is coming, the employees would be notified beforehand of whom they should be and during which times. And even if the person is easily recognizable physically, they will have company identification on them, and if the security measures are extra strict, a form of government ID would also need to be shown.

LOUD WRONG ANSWER BUZZER

So what Joke is going to look for is someone who appears less competent. He looks at the older woman who likely has years under her belt and knows he has no chances there. But the girl to her left....

TARGET ACQUIRED

And she's already in trouble.

Oh hon.

That's never a situation I'd want to be in. Calling customers to inform them that there's been a mistake made on their account is never fun and it often is hard to reach them. There are ways of simply correcting the error and informing the person after it's been done just so they know what to expect when they look at the activity on their statement. Whatever the case, she's new, inexperienced, and having a bad day.

The balls he has to say this. Bestie. Have you ever touched banking software.

He's just getting her out of the way. If she had received any proper training and meant to apply it at all, this would've been a red flag. She is trusting the judgement of the security officer. Joke hasn't introduced himself by name and if he meant to help fix the mistake he wouldn't make her leave. It would be her responsibility and a good training opportunity. Instead, this happens....

She's risking so many things! Security within the immediate premises, security of the bank's information, confidentiality of the customers' information (which is literally their government ID, home address, other contact info, ALL of their accounts and activity). Absolutely a bad move.

GIRRRLLLL. That is on you. I saw her hesitate, but in the end just knew it was bad. At least where I've been, that possibly means fines and/or jail time for her as well, depending on the severity (most likely fines though). This poor girl is gonna have the worst confidence about her ability on the job after learning she helped a guy embezzle money. Where's her story?

Joke sends the security guard away, gets behind the desk with Carbon's ID and is likely planning to simply empty his account and leave. Then who should show up but Jack! (Next time please direct him to wait in a queue, your "manager" is supposedly still fixing your little check blunder, remember?)

And even Joke is nervous for a moment because he definitely didn't want to get the cute bartender involved.

Nevertheless, he humors Jack and listens to the bittersweet story of his childhood and his dream of opening a school. I love Jack, I really hope that he is able to open that school someday too.

So this part of the loan process is called the interview. It's where the employee will get an idea of the customer's needs and see if the bank's service is what they're looking for or if there is any particular offers they can make at this time. It's an important process when dealing in person because it will hopefully help the customer know which steps they can take depending upon approval. It's also where documentation is asked to verify what can be approved.

For the most part, Joke's charisma would be fantastic for a banking career because he seems natural at facilitating a conversation that requires someone to open up about their financial needs. He loses marks for not checking actual information, not filing any copies of the information he has been given, not explaining any details about paying the loan down or how having an account works, not starting the account opening process, and the numbers they talk about are vague so we don't even know how much money is in question here (which is probably a writing choice and I'm fine with it).

Instead Joke pulls a Picard and decides to make it so. And flirts at the same time. There's no signage around the branch to speak of this program and he doesn't go into any details, he simply grabs the stamp and seals their fates together.

I do think it's a sweet little change of mind he has. He was simply going to inconvenience Carbon, but what better way to do it (in his mind) than to give the money to the guy who got snubbed because of him?

The office being truly empty does crack me up. Who is supposed to be there and why are they gone? Also, for a bank, that vault is incredibly small. That is a home safe, that is not for securing the assets of the public. Also, most places have updated their protocol to use two people when opening the vault because having two people present also ensures less opportunity for employee theft.

His ass is not wearing gloves!

And, in a final un-bankerly move, he does not count out even the bundles.

FLIRT

I also love that he goes by Joker, but is constantly pulling a Batman exit on Jack.

I feel bad for knowing that I would have absolutely apprehended this man by asking the simplest questions. But I no longer work in that capacity and couldn't give a fuck! Let him do what he wants!