#kyu moodboard

[mircrobios]

[harriethttr]

⠀⠀ 𝆣⠀𝆺𝅥𝅮⠀𝆥⠀﹫h⍺ɾɾ𝑖⠀𝑛𝖾𝗐⠀𝗆𝗈𝗈𝑑⠀✦ ⠀͡꒱

⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ ﹡͑𝓛𝗂𝗄𝖾 𝗈ɾ ɾ𝖾𝖻𝗅𝗈𝗀⠀𑂁ֵ🖇️̸͙ٝ⠀𝑖٬ 𝖼⍺۫𝗇 𝗁𝖾֗⍺ɾ 𝗒𝗈᪾͑𝗎

⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣⠀⚝⠀𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣𝆤𝆤𝆤𝆣

[hcita]

ㅤㅤすきとる はなびらにくちびる

[paubbq]

jang kyu hyung my beloved (*´ー｀*)

[bunayasu]

┄　🌸　✤　「ああ　化石になっちまうよ」　⁺ 

┄　🥣　✤　「ああ　取り繕っていたいな」　⁺ 

[pink-horizon]

𝄞𓂃 ࣪ ˖ ִֶָ 𓈈 ⭒♬ ﾟ

[quarter-lif3crisis]

Happiness (2021)

[mayakimayahai]

[jjangsonal]

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀she⠀/⠀they⠀.⠀kyu

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀main⠀⠀⠀♡⠀⠀⠀my love

[kdramafeeds]

Cha Sung Hoon 

05.31.2023 

[mircrobios]

[jjangblog]

ㅤthis time i want,⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀𔘓⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀you.

[spookyserenades]

Namjoon; Sanctity character moodboard

“As daylight changes in this silent room And night brings shadows to the pictured hills. Among those awful rocks a dragon wails, Will he come forth, with moonlight, from the trees?.” - Li Kyu Bo

leathers - deftones . transylvania - tyler the creator . the moment i said it - imogen heap . trip - grand pax

Sanctity Masterlist

[pink-horizon]

"If you don't have enough sunlight

I'll blow the clouds away, calla" ▸ . 𖧧 ࣪

[reojeh]

Kyujin nmixx moodboard ` ✍🏻

𒄬 ` ⑅ Jang Kyu Jin ♡゙ nmixxマンネ 🧢

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[allvalleyskillschallenge]

November: Loss & Life

From the cooling weather to the turning colors of the leaves, Autumn is a time of transformation and reflection. Of mourning and celebration. It's a bittersweet season; the falling leaves remind us that in the sorrow loss, there is also great beauty in letting go.

Accordingly, the All Valley Skills Challenge theme for November is:

Below, you will find this month's prompts. Our mods have created a series of moodboards, each inspired by a Festival of the Dead from a culture represented in the Karate Kid and Cobra Kai universe. We've also included a short description of the unique traditions of each:

(Moodboards by @idontknowkaratebutiknowcrazy, @desolateice and @wicked-jade.)

Dia de los Difuntos - Ecuador Celebrated on November the 2nd, and coinciding with All Souls Day, Ecuador's Dia de los Difuntos (Day of the Deceased) is a holiday that combines Catholic tradition with the death rituals of the indigenous Quechua people. On this day, families gather to honor and celebrate the lives of loved ones who have passed away. Traditionally, they visit cemeteries to clean graves and to bring gifts of flowers and food to share with those they've lost. The belief is that the food will help give souls strength for their journey to the afterlife. Stalls selling guaguas de pan (bread babies - a sweet bread piped with colorful icing, shaped to resemble a doll or baby) and colada morada (a thick, dark purple corn drink, served hot) line the streets, along with vendors selling other treats and grave decorations. In rural areas, it is common for families to dress in their finest clothes and share a picnic together in the cemetery. The festivities also often include carnivals and parades.

Kyu-Bon (Obon) - Okinawa/Japan The Obon Festival, also called Kyu-Bon in Okinawa, is celebrated throughout both Okinawa and Japan. While the holiday is based on the solar calendar in mainland Japan, in Okinawa, it follows the lunar calendar. This means it can fall anywhere from mid-July to early September. Always starting on a Monday, the celebration lasts for three days. It is customary for Okinawans from all over to Japan to return to their hometowns, in order to observe the holiday with their families. On the first day (Unke), families hang glowing lanterns outside and leave their doors and windows open, to guide and welcome the spirits of their ancestors home. They also leave offerings such as sugarcane sticks and uchikabi paper (money for the afterlife) on the family altar. On the second day (Nakanuhi), families prepare food, visit other relatives homes, and exchange gifts. The final day (Ukui), is a time for feasting, celebrating, and sharing stories. Prayers and goodbyes are said before sending the spirits back to the afterlife. Food, handwritten notes, and uchikabi paper are placed in a large bowl as a gift for the ancestors. The contents are then burned, so the spirits can take the offerings with them when they go. Over the course of the festival, colorfully clad Eisa dancers march through the streets, entertaining both the crowds and the spirits by dancing, chanting, drumming, and playing folk songs on the sanshin.

Chuseok - South Korea Celebrated on the full moon of the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar for about a 3 day holiday. People return home bearing gifts, visit and clean grave sites, and share a feast. Parts of these feasts include songpyeon (a type of colorful rice cake), types of Hangwa like the honey cookie yakgwa, fruit, baekju (a type of alcohol), jeon (savory pancakes), japchae, bulgogi and more. Food will also be set out at a in-home memorial for the ancestors and those who've passed. Games are played like Yut Nori, as well as sports like Ssireum (a type of wrestling), and Taekkyon (a type of martial arts). There is also a dance, Ganggangsullae.

All Souls Day (Il Giorno Dei Morti) - Italy Also coinciding with All Souls Day, Il Giorno Dei Morti is the Italian Day of the Dead. While November 1st (All Saints Day) is the day to honor the Catholic saints, November 2nd is reserved for honoring dearly departed loved ones. On this day, families flock to cemeteries in order to pay their respects to the dead by lighting candles and laying flowers - customarily, bouquets of chrysanthemums - on their graves. In Sicily and other parts of southern Italy, parents will hide small gifts, such as toys, sweets and Pupi ri Zuccaru (sugar puppets) around the house for their children to find. The children are then told that the gifts were left for them by their deceased relatives, who came to visit them in the night. Traditional foods vary from region to region. Pan dei morti (bread of the dead) is consumed in almost every part of the country. Other treats include Frutta di Martorana (marzipan sweets from Sicily), and Ossa dei morti (bones of the dead - crunchy, almond-flavored cookies that are shaped to resemble bones.)

You will have one month from today to create and submit fanworks inspired by this theme. This is your chance to show off your creative skills, whatever they may be. From writing, to art, to everything in between. Our goal is to encourage all forms of creative expression within the TKK/CK community. All pairings and ratings are welcome.

This round will officially close on Monday, November 30th at noon, CST, so if you would like for us to share your works, make sure to submit them before the deadline. Tag us @allvalleyskillschallenge and #allvalleyskillschallenge, to make it easier for our mods to find and reblog your works!

We’ve also created an AVSC Collection on ao3, if you would like to add your works there. We highly recommend that artists who wish to share uncensored, NSFW content do so on ao3, to avoid violating tumblr’s guidelines.

Please check out our FAQ for more details. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us at @allvalleyskillschallenge, our asks are open.