#lean wastes

[somegrumpynerd]

Coloured all my Killer and Cross cuddling doodles and now I'm just staring at them trying to decide if I wanna post the coloured in ones or just the outlines

[bonnielunkas]

fic posting again, whoops!! consider this a little taste of what's to come, i guess

[catsafari25]

Another question for the Skulduggery Pleasant fandom, because I've just finished reading the Haunted House on Hollow Hill, and I feel like I'm missing something.

Below the cut 'cause this is, y'know, a murder mystery

Do we get two explanations for how the police officer (Dudley) dies? First is that Grody killed him (and is used as an alibi for Grody & how there is more than one killer abroad) and the other is that Terry did it (and he openly admits it) - the second option is clearly the correct one, given the confession, but it just felt odd that there's not even a nod back to the first red herring.

[doverstar]

every year around this time I rewatch Julie and the Phantoms, and every year I am reminded how much heart this little tween show about grief and hope has

[vigilskept]

i get so much whiplash every time u talk about cullen on here. do u love him? do u hate him? secret third thing??

sorry anon!

this is so funny to me though. i mean this so sincerely: i would be fascinated to hear where u got the idea of me being a cullenite from. i am not that!

i wouldn’t say i hate him either though. he’s not blorbo to me, but i do think cullen as a character has an interesting premise. his trajectory from da:o -> da2 is REALLY compelling to me (especially if we reject bioware retcon and run with the premise that he DID kill those apprentices at kinloch before he was transferred to kirkwall)

unfortunately, dai romance cullen is the least interesting his character has ever been to me!!

i do think digging deeper into the idea of the lyrium leash & the chantry exploitation of templars was the right move for inquisition, but i feel like we got that at the expense of actually dealing with anything that happened in kinloch and kirkwall? there was some dialogue about it, but overall the romance felt like one where you could easily have swapped in any templar at all, and it wouldn’t have changed a thing. i don’t think that’s true of sera and the jennies. i don’t think that’s true of iron bull & ben-hassrath/vashoth. i don’t think it’s true of dorian & altus mages. i think their romances and arcs are inextricable from their personal backstories in a way that cullen’s just doesn’t feel like it is!

all this to say dai cullen i could take or leave but da2 cullen “mages aren’t people like you or me” rutherford is a compelling character (w/ some rly crunchy reasons for being the Way He Is) + i think him and meredith have a really interesting dynamic there that i enjoy thinking about.

[stromulites]

Wooooo late night storm overthinking time where they just shove it all intoa tumblr post for no good fucking reason. Like 4 people are ever gonna see this n give two shits about me throwin a fit anyways. And that’s assuming it doesnt just get lost in the backlog.

God. Late nights are a double edged sword…

[dethmetalmutt]

Made some moodboards for my ships >:Dc

Art creds: @/z0mbugs + @/frankenbridez

[theusernameiwantisntavailable]

DC should not only hire me as a writer but give me the full rights to Tim Drake: Robin so I can rewrite it and twist it into a horror series. HEAR ME OUT BECAUSE THERE'S SO MUCH POTENTIAL

[tj-crochets]

Crafting update: I had the day off work, so I ran some errands and overdid it enough that my heart rate was acting up, so I decided it was a "sit and crochet" kind of day, except I overdid that too so now I have an almost-finished crocheted cauldron and a blister attempting to form on my finger, so no more crochet for me for a few days lol

[warning-heckboop]

What if Floyd never went back to Branch not because he was unable to, nor because he didn't miss his baby brother, but because he was ashamed of who he'd become in the time since they'd last met, and he'd rather Branch remember him as he once was than see him as the disgrace he is now

[willczek-art]

Got a bit monochrome over here lately, how about some eyestrain to change things up? :P

Concept Art thingie, the goal is to create a ready-to-go Squad of characters for RotOW. I kinda just want to sketch lots of wacky outfits and then pretend there's a use for them :³

[meyonherown]

Choose your [fighter]

Wild and raging Keeper

Unshakable and stoic Keeper

[ghostsandmirrors]

i don't wanna know who i am, 'cause heaven only knows what i'll find. i don't wanna know i'm not capable of coming out alive. i don't wanna see what's inside. i think i would rather be blind. i don't wanna know i'm not capable, i'm capable.

- it's alright by mother mother —

@superboyandtheinvisiblegirls sent 🎨for a bucky and catalina aesthetic or mood collage.

— original images catalina: [x] | [x] | [x] | [x] | [x] | [x] bucky: [x] | [x] | [x] | [x] | [x] | [x]

texture credits! n/a

[leguin]

Season three is smitten with its gorgeously plated delectables; let’s acknowledge the human cost of this perishable perfection, it whispers, while also savoring it. That’s more than simple decadence. Artful food prep edifies, this show believes. The Bear’s working-class characters experience life-changing transformations in the first two seasons, to genuinely moving effect. Tina (Liza Colón-Zayas), Marcus (Lionel Boyce), and Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach)—who prep food, make desserts, and host guests, respectively—enjoy an almost religious grace after making exacting, depersonalizing commitments to their crafts. They lose themselves in a calling and find themselves remade, members of an elect. They remain wage workers in a brutally exploitative industry and live in one of the United States’ most violently segregated cities, polishing forks and tweezing herbs for the rich. But they now belong to the kingdom of Art, The Bear reassures us. The Bear wants to capture the physically and psychically draining grind that makes haute cuisine go, while also adoring the food that business produces; it wants to send up the managerial abuse rampant in the fine-dining industry, while also heaping adulation on famous chefs, many of whom appear in cameos. Throughout, fine dining is something less than the act of “nurture” that Thomas Keller, who appears as himself, purports. But it could be, season three seems earnestly to believe, if only its talented stars would get out of their own way. There’s too much beauty in fine dining, too much painfully exquisite sublimation, too much clarifying elegance for it not to save lives. In its mimetic longing for that beauty and elegance—its hope that it might become as lovely as Carmy’s plates—The Bear loses its way.

[angybk7]

[transexualpirate]

take a shot for every word you don't know the meaning of