#imagery: fire

[ivansbadart]

"Brutus" - The Buttress but it is Aemond Targaryen

This project took forever to finish, but alas I am very happy with how it turned out. If you look closely you'll see plenty of religious imagery that lent itself as inspiration (real ones and asoiaf ones).

I might post some of these individually in the future to fully preserve the original quality, which I know tumblr will spoil :)

I also did switch some of the lyrics so it makes more sense, and swapped the Latin to High Valyrian:

Frater Meus = Nuha Lekia = (older) Brother Mine

Rex = Darys = King

The Valyrian glyphs = either "Fire and Blood" or the inscription from the dagger (as much of it as I could decipher at least)

[sandflakedraws]

y'all ever start thinking about the imagery associated with ur blorbos and then are accosted with shrimp emotions

[wastelandtherapist]

🌀~ BLU Spy (Emesis Blue) Stimboard—

🔎~ For— @zachthesilly

🌀~ With— Smoke, fire, gun, eye, knife, mechanical parts and blue stims

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🌀~ Credits—

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[an-albino-pinetree]

There was no way I wasn’t immediately gonna jump at the chance to draw this dude, I love him 💜🌾

Guys, please go check out @iamespecter ‘s Little Digital Nightmares concepts, they are SO COOOOL!!

[throwawayasoiafaccount]

‘the black bastard of the wall’ moniker is the exact opposite of the ‘white wolf’ moniker and this perfectly highlights the irreconcilable differences between book Jon and show Jon

[answermywearyquery]

(almost) all instances of water in the official 4 minutes trailer

+ fire:

[strawhatghost]

tw// Creepy Imagery, Eyestrain, Death under the cut

Luffy can only have one brother at a time in canon, Sabo 'dies' and Ace sticks around, Ace actually dies and then Sabo comes back and sticks around, the three of them can't coexist on the same plane of existence.

Which lead me to make an au where Ace survived Marineford, except Sabo did die as a child.

until he gets resurrected by a devil fruit, much to Ace's horror.

I'm calling it the Time Capsule Au and boy oh boy do I have THOUGHTS and IDEAS for it, might post about it more later teehee

[ghostpajamas]

under a dark star, a burning heart shines.

bleeding light like the sun, fallen son.

[jupiter-pls]

"The Knight of Wands represents a surge of energy, daring adventures, and self-assured confidence. It encourages us to take action and put our ideas into motion. This dynamic card signifies the completion of tasks and the fulfillment of goals, urging us to finish what we start. The Knight of Wands embodies the spirit of a hero, brave and rebellious, ready to usher in positive changes with an open mind and a free spirit." that's 👏 our 👏 dan 👏

my first card for the @dnptarot project, thank you for bringing this idea to life!

[selkiewife]

All lines from "Half-Hanged Mary" by Margaret Atwood | Reek/Theon Greyjoy from A Song of Ice and Fire by CrimsonCraftsman | Judas Iscariot by Sascha Schneider | Forgotten Legends Tarot, THE HANGED MAN by Velga North | "Deterioration of Mind Over Matter" by Otto Rapp | Godswood concept art by Kim Pope for Game of Thrones | "Laughing Fool" by Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen | "Head of a Skeleton with a Burning Cigarette" by Vincent van Gogh | Alfie Allen as Theon Greyjoy in "The Dragon and the Wolf," Episode 7, Season 7, Game of Thrones

[crystal-wingeddragon-spikes]

The image compression of this thing anger me. It was better when on my computer, I promise.

After constant failures to actually draw in vector, I just set up brush to have certain curve correction to Flash default brush. It is not perfect, and I had to hand edit some parts.

This is a colour, shading training.

[thegreatyin]

current fallen london fandom experience feels like im standing at the corner of a party holding a sippy cup going. i thought firmament has been pretty fun and intriguing so far

[r-aindr0p]

Holy spirit ? No… His brother.

[strawberry-s0ap]

toriel (utdr) stimboard for anon!

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[gongedtornado]

i need to go tf to sleep

[waldosakimbo]

OH MY GOD Heretic (2024) has me by the throat. I feel like this one is definitely worth rewatching, because it TELLS you so much, it advertises SO MUCH right away, and it's sinister how it plays out!

Does Sister Barnes have faith? Does Sister Paxton actually believe she's seen evidence of god from, hilariously, some amateur porn? You're given the idea Sister Paxton believes more but she has no converts and no baptisms. Sister Barnes is questioning, but she's more successful. Why is that? (Is it the big sad eyes?) When they spot the teenagers in the street and Sister Paxton earnestly says "I love them," they immediately betray her. She loves the world. Its cruel. She wants to save this man. He's cruel. Faith and cruelty. Iterations. The butterfly image. The dead moths coating the window. Belief and disbelief and god damn it's tasty. Quick aside, did anyone else think he drugged those drinks or not? I worried initially, but I think it was genuinely just another one of his tests for later. Also it's insidious how Reed tells them "truths." He tells them the walls and ceiling have metal but they don't know that would block cell phones. He tells them the front door locks by a mechanism timer that doesn't come undone until daylight, (but he can switch it off). He tells them the house is wired weird. He tells them he put the aromatic pie there, he tests them, and it's so. Good! So when he tells them about religion, his motivations, his study of theology, and the challenge from Sister Barnes (the faithless? Who choses Belief and stands up to him? Who has her throat slit as the sacrificial lamb? Beautiful, tragic) is the other side of that. The flipside of the coin. Hugh Grant is AMAZING in this, because he's Hugh Granting it up but instead of a comedy, it's a horror. Unsettling to the max. Why? Because it's just the power of humanity and faith. It's JUST. The power. Of humanity. And Faith. It's nothing supernatural. It's using knowledge, history, the arts, humanity and psychology. As a weapon. Longlegs fell short for me because it was eventually supernatural and I thought it clunky and mishandled in the second half. This one? It's just humans. It's just an evil man. And it's visceral. More grounded, which makes it Terrifying. Even when faced with a miracle, we learn it's false. It's a magic trick. Even when we could pray, we're told BY THE PERSON. WHO IS FAITHFUL, that it means nothing, but sometimes it's beautiful to still pray for someone. Which brings me to the point where Sister Paxton was stabbed and praying in level...three? of his twisted Dante's inferno house? Actually, quick aside to that, I love the back and forth of quoting Spider-Man or Voltaire. Quoting Virgil or the Swamp Thing. It's again putting them on opposite sides, another mirror. But also showing the house itself as a labyrinth, yes, but specifically I think that was Dante's Inferno poster in his office, making Paxton Virgil, travelling the levels of Hell to the frozen pit/horrifying chamber of cages where he keeps other pious women, going Through to get Out. "Sister P" Is praying even though she Just said it does nothing. Reed crawling towards her, his own throat slit. But there's this moment where he's draped over her, sobbing or choking, looking for the warmth of her prayer, I think trying to feel her belief because he's been searching for it for so long and he's left empty. Before he can find peace (or kill her, did he have his knife to her throat to kill her? I think he would, but I still think he had this moment where he wished he could believe to find peace with someone, especially after seeing that interview where Grant stated backstory of Reed that he was a lonely man who lost someone dearly to him and he searched through religions to find comfort and couldn't) he's killed. He's smashed in the head with the McGuffin from earlier. Victory. Did Barnes come back? I think she was saving her strength and had one final moment to help her friend. And then that fucking ending. Is she dead? Is she alive? Was the butterfly real? Did she believe? Is it only her belief, her butterfly, or is a final hallucination before she passes? Did she make it out of Hell? Anyways, I'm going to have to see this again soon. Delicious. Horrifying. Loved it.