#i drew it

[ruubesz-draws]

Come with Kong to Monkeyland!

Kong just wants to show his New Empire in Hollow Earth

My brain constantly nagging me to draw this as Kong:

[ponlolhaha]

wild robot stuff

[5duckie]

YOU WILL

[rosvyy]

Canary Autopsy

not much meaning now since he decided to not be first anymore smg BUT HURRAH!!! JIMMY!!!

[carebooks]

ambrosius asking who nimona was, ballister should’ve answered with, “our new daughter” with nimona in the corner with a clearly fake adoption certificate that she more than likely annoyed ballister to sign

[theoboopis]

[tinukis]

uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[beekekies]

"Oliver, were the love hearts around me, necessary?"

"Love- love hearts!? Those are just normal hearts! And stop going through my things!"

Oliver would be absolutely smitten with these pictures, ive tried to reimagine what his writing would look like, in addition hed probably have a good amount of muggle coloured pens(that boy can not write with a quill)

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I SAW A TUBMLR POST OF HEADCANONS OF THE TWO AND OML

Head canons from @swolocup !!!

[yeoldehetalian]

@hetalia-rarepairweek

Hetalia Rarepair Week 2023 Day 5: Historical - America and Lithuania 1992 was a historic year for Olympic basketball for both Lithuania and America!

I've been wanting to try out make some shrinky dink standees recently so this was the perfect excuse :)

More info and images below:

1992?! Historical? Hopefully that counts. Anyway, in 1992 two things happened in the world of Olympic basketball:

Lithuania's story is way more compelling so we will go with America's first. 1992 was the first year that NBA players were sent to the Olympics, rather than more amateur players. This team was called the "Dream Team" and given how stacked they were they did go on to win the gold! By the way, at the previous Olympics in '88, the Americans were beaten by the USSR team which included several Lithuanian players...

As for Lithuania, this would be the first time that Lithuanian basketball players would be able to represent their own nation in Olympic basketball instead of playing under USSR, which was a huge thing! There were economic troubles at the time and it wasn't certain the nation would be able to send a team due to the cost of doing so, but they rallied the nation and other organizations/entities and came up with the funds. They went on to win the bronze, pretty impressive! You can find lots of articles and such about this online, or check out "The Other Dream Team" documentary/movie, etc. I think the NBA even put out a Lithuania-focused mini-doc recently.

But wait, there's more. One of the "entities" that helped fund the Lithuanian team was...the Grateful Dead. Yes, an American band gave them $$$. Yeah, we've reached the even more AmeLiet-ish part of the story. Apparently Jerry Garcia appreciated the Lithuanians' struggle for Freedom and Liberty. Also a New York(I think?) sports artist created a skeleton slam-dunking tie-dyed t-shirt that was like...the Grateful Dead meets Lithuanian flag meets basketball, ha ha. These shirts were sold at the Olympics and beyond to raise funds, and you can still buy them today. The shirts were popular at the Olympics and really helped bring even more attention to the Lithuanian team, especially when they wore them while accepting their medals! Check out some pics online, it is AMAZING.

As for the standees, they are wearing their nations' '92 Olympic uniforms. Their numbers are just their independence holiday dates. They are made with the "ruff n' ready" shrinky dink plastic and Prismacolor colored pencils. They were pretty easy to make and I love them. I hope to make them some basketball-court looking stands, but that will be a bit more complicated. Someday...

[copper-9spurgatory]

Look J! We found your baby pictures!

(The art is by copper-9spurgatory)

WHERE THE HELL DID YOU FIND THAT?!?

[redemonarc]

💄

Outfit Meme: Stella Clubbing!

a much younger Stella. :D

[svxqqi1219]

I got a new chalkboard and decided to draw Clementine.

[ponlolhaha]

Nandermo moment

[stag69]

I need this man’s spike in a cage NOW

[sanjisblackasswife]

Robin, but she has a small butterfly tattoo on her hip or wrist.

[zermizomilk]

told nifty id make this a while ago finally did