#joseph book

[lotusyiyen]

[diioonysus]

reading + art

[ellery-six]

Tricky like his father 🤭

[kate-komics]

The Fantastic Four were very much a corner stone of my childhood… so, obviously I’m gonna be very normal about this 😅

[ashleyloob]

I randomly got dragged to Mormon church and met the illustrator for A Series of Unfortunate Events who is apparently a bishop at the church, and now we are Instagram mutuals. today was so bizarre

[alona-draws]

You ever read a book that viciously rips out your soul- and then restitches it back into your body in the most satisfying way possible? Cause if you haven’t, def read “the spirit bares it’s teeth” by Andrew Joseph White

[aglionbyacademia]

"And what is it my dog needs?" is a sentence I think about daily tbh

[galeru]

The Art of Staying Sane by Joseph Barth, 1948.

A rather odd, yet enjoyable read. 

❧ig

[nathan-moth]

I've been wanting to do another Benji and Silas fanart so I decided to merge it into one illustration and look at those wings 😭💜✨️

Also I wanted to draw a post-transitioning Silas with masculine clothes and short hair and SIR— you have all the gender my good man!!!

[peachesobviously]

Benji from Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White

[scared-to-look]

I’ve never heard a quote about transness I’ve related to more

[thefugitivesaint]

Joseph Hémard (1880-1961), 'Le Testament de la Barbe Bleue', “Le Petit Chaperon Vert” by André Lichtenberger, 1922 Source

[diioonysus]

animals in art: snakes

[quotes-and-recs]

There's a special kind of ecstasy I feel when I read an Andrew Joseph White book and his protag unapologetically talks about the horrors of being a woman (without pulling any punches), and talks about the horrors of being a woman when a woman is not what you are

[putting-eddie-munson-in-places]

He should have tea with frog and toad!

Today, Frog and Toad are visited by their good friend Eddie, who tells them all about the places he’s been.

(drawn eddie below the cut!)

[noctivagus-art]

- “Sometimes I pretend my fear is a little rabbit in my chest. It’s the sort of rabbit my brother’s school tests their techniques on, with grey fur and dark eyes, and it hides underneath my sternum beside the heart.

Mother and Father are going to do this to you, it reminded me. And when they do, you’ll cut yourself open. You’ll pull out your insides. You promised.” -