#i love experimenting with color now

[elenadoeslife]

quick snapshot of my new sweater before laundry and depilling, but o m g, this color? hello?! 🌷

[binary-bird]

to no one's surprise i ended up liking the character struggling with her own fictionality

[molathesunfish]

assorted lcb art

[hootyhoowoo]

A little 15 min doodle but first post of the year has to be Bingqiu!

[fallenclan]

i switched out Gizmo's collar for a braided grass cord--I think that it'd recognize a collar is too dangerous to have in the wild (choking hazard!), but still want to keep the memory of its life before. The bell probably got stuffed with mud or moss to keep it from making too much noise

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[essenceofarda]

First Kiss moment?? I've been experimenting with looser lineart with loose and more saturated, painterly coloring style. Also possibly a spoiler for a Way future chapter of Romance in Rivendell??? 👀😏

[llemon-soda]

nap time...

[respectthepetty]

I'm still in search of the perfect BL, so When It Rains, It Pours does not get a 10/10, but it came pretty darn close, and it will now enter the elite circle of BLs I will easily rewatch eighty million times a year because it showed that, once again, color-coded boys in love get happy endings (even if they cheat). I love this show. I love the colors. And I love them.

Special episode when?

[fantasticalleigh]

F E E L T H E G L O W !

i've been sitting on this one for weeks waiting to post. and i really hoped i could post it in celebration of her winning over Nia but then Tiffany cashed in T_T

[bogkeep]

some of my better outfits from my Quirky Girl era ca. 2013, arguably the time in my life where i had the most fun with clothes and fashion for a variety of reasons:

- i was going to an artsy school with follow weirdos who were receptive to and encouraging of my Quirky Girl antics, which inspired me to put effort into dressing up in new and inventive ways :') before that i had been in a more stifling environment, which DID encourage my counter-fashion efforts, but more as a rebellion than expression of creativity - or maybe it was overcompensation, since i could not for the life of me figure out how to dress "normal" enough to escape the cruel comments of teenagers. later, when i started university, i didn't have much reason to dress up since i only had a couple lectures a week and very few classmates that i barely saw outside of it.

- both my Gender Realisation and Autism Diagnosis were imminent, but as they had not yet happened, i was at PEAK Quirky Girl. i've heard a lot of people dismiss the Kids These Days by saying they're picking up identities and diagnoses to be ~*special*~, and maybe some do - but for me, figuring these things about myself made me feel LESS special. dissappointed, even. i wanted to be like... gold star quirky girl. i wanted to be cool and unique through the sheer force of my specialness. accepting that i was autistic and non-binary meant climbing down from that pedestal. being quirky because you're autistic and non-binary is EASY MODE. i didn't want people to think i put no effort into this!!!!!! god!!!!!!!!!!! ultimately being true to myself and my needs won out hahaha

- prior to autism confirmed, i thought my sensory discomfort was due to personal failing, a lack of willpower. as fun as some of my outfits were, they could easily become a spoon drain: wrong textures, too many layers, seams in bad places, too tight, too stiff, too warm... nobody else seemed to have problems with wearing put together outfits, so i thought i just need to push myself, and eventually it'll feel fine and effortless. realising that no, i genuinely face a barrier of sensory issues, was pretty groundbreaking for me. ever since then i have done my best to prioritise my actual comfort.

- realising i was transgender opened up a whole new challenge: How Do I Get People To Perceive Me Correctly. there was a great freedom in not having to worry about this, though for some mysterious reason i felt deeply uncomfortable if anyone perceived me as hot/sexy/desireable!! wonder why!!! now that i think about it, i feel like Quirky Girl is a form of gender non-conformity in and of itself - the way i dressed was feminine, sure, but it was very much at odds with the expected women's fashion at the time. i didn't fit into any of the established alternative fashion culture, either. it would've been so helpful if i had, to be honest, as i could've used it as a guideline for gender performance, but instead i'm doomed to be forever unmoored.

anyway in retrospect i think it was very obvious how transgender and autistic i was but also it was 2013. so

[23z567]

idk vro

[thewandererh]

humble iambic pentameter storyboard sketches done last night :]

[monkey-overalls]

💛 Head Over Heels 🩷

[vosling]

Charlie: 'Be so goofy that no one ever takes you seriously […] Let it take over. Let Troy guide you.' Troy Betteridge: 'Are you sure about that? Because any time I "go with the flow," I end up back in the mansion bouncing on a [Troy: fucking/Ty: blasted] trampoline. If I'm going to accomplish anything, I can't do whatever Troy feels like doing.'

Spotify -> woe.b 195 -> [16:16] ▶️

Troy Betteridge: 'Oh… there is going to be bouncing' TROYS HOUSE I DON'T WANNA PLAY GAMES //but I// bounce high when I'm on a trampoLIIIIIIINE

I love that Troy Betteridge complained to Charlie about having to bounce with the Troys all the time but once they were in the trampoline room, he outright refused to stop bouncing for Stinky's Key Information.

[isamovingon]

MYUNG JAEHYUN 'Dangerous' @ Performance37

[nothingbizzare]

What are they talking about !?