#idk why it blurred like that

[silvercap-art]

Leon and Piers as they're gonna appear in one of my upcoming fics!! Playing around with materials and I like how they came out!

[arielluva]

its just a burning memory

(version without extra effects/textures under cut)

[toytle]

a lot of comic art would benefit from sticking to the flatcolors

[clockworkbee]

It’s hit me just now that Prince Dain had his eyes on the general's bastard daughters for quite some time, especially on Jude, seeing as the owl-faced hob who'd delivered Jude her first task from the Court of Shadows was the same one whom Jude had confessed to about feeling tired of being powerless.

[moxie-girl]

so uh milgram fans are we ready to talk about this yet?

the fact that the real subject of the “experiment” of milgram is Es, not the prisoners? and how beyond the story, the true subjects are actually us, the viewers?

[lobotomy-lady]

the most batshit insane traumatizing thing happened at work today & I won't know if people are dead bc of my inability to talk a man down from a mass murder until the news reports start coming out lollll

edit: it's all good there was nothing about a shootout on the news 🙏

[allthecastlesonclouds]

silly :)

[foobars-cool-car]

most ethical it’s always sunny scheme

[ferronite]

Drawing Every Abnormality - Part 9

O-01-15: Nameless Fetus

"Worried about Nameless Fetus, River checks on it repeatedly through the work process. Though, we should all know what they're actually worried about."

Featuring: River (Information Team Member)

Haha The Goo

Kinda mid drawing, mostly cuz drawing Hypocrisy made me wish for the end (I was working from the crustiest jpeg known to man it was Not Fun) and this guy isn't exactly known for having facial proportions that look right.

River is my beloved Blue Creature of Anxiety. He constantly looks nervous abt something, though it's more understandable when he's working with That Thing.

Speaking of... the Fetus! Can't say I'm a huge fan lol. Goop Baby Who Eats Your Employees and Releases the Abnormalities is not exactly one of the coolest abnos out there. Kinda boring design but hey at least it's easy to draw!

[be4uty1s3mpty]

been listening to a lot of blur lately. i see the appeal of four british men now. blur over oasis for LIFE

[statementlou]

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[skitskatdacat63]

In the Pre-Quali show, Will Buxton and James Hinchcliffe discussed the team orders controversy from today's sprint. I agreed with some of what they were saying, but at the same time I felt they were being a bit too harsh in the way the talked about it. Commentators are allowed too be opinionated, of course, but I was curious to see if anyone else was a bit put off by this, or if I'm just being irrational/oversensitive(sry in advance for it being four mins lol)

[djevelbl]

So uh

Why does Branzy look like Luisito Comunica but like. with a boost??? Luisito Comunica but (assumedly) from the us??????? Luisito Comunica but expensive???????? Gucci Luisito Comunica??????????

[fire-on-fuel]

I think if you watch clone wars it's easy to forget that the prequel trilogy itself doesn't commit to treating the clones as people. Always "I'll take some clones with me" "I'm taking enough clones with me". Not their battalion or platoon numbers, even. Because that's not relevant. The jedi aren't outwardly rude or dehumanizing, but they make no effort to refer to the clones as anything but uncomfortably unethical and comfortably useful resources. Even after order 66 Obi-wan kenobi says, with a resigned kind of dissapointment "my clones have turned against me". As the audience you (correctly) develop the idea that the existence of the clones- and the acceptance and use of them with little opposition by the republic and the jedi- is key to the tragedy of their fall. And I'm not mad at the clone wars for fleshing out the war or humanizing the clones more but I do think it encourages a weird kind of subtle childish optimism by giving people a false hope of what if-? That the republic as it exists in the clone wars isn't already rotted through, that if everyone just figured everything out Better it would all be okay. But the point is that these millions of people raised for the purpose of war shouldn't exist to begin with. The point is that everyone around them is complicit- the characters you like and identify with and see as good. The point of the prequels is that normal is not dependable because normal can and will be evil, and without actively choosing otherwise you'll find yourself in it. You can dislike it you can be upset about it but aside from maybe a couple characters and blurry sections from holes in the writing, those characters would and did let that slide, at minimum. It's a precendent that makes sense in the context of tragedy and while yes it's hard to write around its strange to me that so much fan content is scared of it to the point that watching the original movies is a stark contrast.

[supurman-a]

[favoredspawn]