#lohee

[colourofmagic]

captain sunshine and the best backliner in ncaa exy ☀️

[duncanseyebrowpiercing]

repost bcs i made some minor edits that were bugging me

fanart of curl up like a pill-bug ^_^ fanfic by @honeyhoneypot

[tespianmage]

An Incorrect Quotes comic... Would you believe me this is a daily occurrence in the Second Chances AU?

You could say that Zhenie (belongs to @h4ck3rrr), Tessie, and Xavier in this AU in particular are the Jester, Queen, and King of the colosseum crackheads. Honestly everyone at some point is up to some antics and dragging the braincells of the group along with them, but these guys especially can get into shenanigans (with Tessie being their designated braincell)

[surnumanaja]

uus Purple ja/või Red Hawke kontseptioon: kiilaspäine. Eesninimi Kalju, perekonnanimi Hawke on eestindatud Kulliks. Kalju Kulli.

[southparkteenconfessions]

“The runaway girls from the episode clubhouse gets married in the future (trust me i was invited to their wedding)”

THEY'RE SO PRETTY I LOVE THEM ❤

Yuri my fav

[jelly-frog-boi]

HIYA-*throws gir at you*

*scurries away*

[bedforddanes75]

HOLDING HANDS UNDER A TABLE MEETING UP IN YOUR BEDROOM MAKING LOVE TO OTHER PEOPLE TELLING EACH OTHER ITS ALL GOOD KISSES LIKE PINK COTTON CANDY TALKING TO EVERYONE BUT ME STAYING UP LATER JUST IN CASE YOU COME UP AND ASK TO LEAVE WITH ME WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A LOVING FEELING IF THE LOVING FEELING MAKES YOU ALL ALONE

[reanimaator]

"Kui ma ei teaks paremini, Lantos, siis ma arvaks, et su uus juvelliir on kadunud Inkvisiitor isiklikult."

[celestialudenburn7]

Hope youre having a lovely day have some cake

Ahhhhh thank you very much, friend!! You as well!(⁠づ⁠｡⁠◕⁠‿⁠‿⁠◕⁠｡⁠)⁠づ

[defness]

AAUUUYUUAAUUAHHSUHSSHDHDUU UE UE SOUND OF CRUING AUAUHH UAUUAUUUU AHUUUU

[mariajoseignacia666]

Surturs Lohe - Urda (1999)

[pandorainmymind]

!!!.!.!.!!!!!!.!.!!.!.!.!.!!!.?.!..!.!.!.!.!!!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!???..

heh

[analogseeker]

i love my friends so much💗💗💗

[ettawritesnstudies]

what's a story premise you've had lurking in your head but haven't done anything with yet?

I've got one mulling about called StoryWeavers where the magic system is based on the intersection of fiber arts, storytelling, and the metaphors behind them (manipulation "pulling on the strings", fate "caught in a web", creativity "spinning a yarn", etc.). This is inspired by my special interest of historical costuming and how much of our modern vernacular stems directly from how important fibercraft was throughout history and the legacy of the quiet women who kept the world clothed and how much politics happened around the embroidery hoop.

It would be a magical realism kind of story taking place in an ancient world where the gods and spirits walk amongst humans. I don't know what kind of culture I would want it to be inspired by because there's so many interesting historical fibercrafts. Right now I'm kind of torn between Incan because of the quipu writing system and the bridges woven over the mountains works really well thematically. I am afraid of writing this though because I don't want to appropriate anything and I would want to be sure to do a LOT of research and get sensitivity readers. Their patterns are also really gorgeous.

Alternatively I would want a Eastern European winter type of setting because I think these geometric and floral patterns are just so pretty and half of my family is Polish I don't know nearly enough about that mythology as I want to.

Anyhow, the plot goes as follows: In this little village is an old grandmother named Lohe who was a master of her craft, but has been losing her sight to old age. Her granddaughter, Janome, trained as her apprentice and the two of them work side by side, younger aiding the elder to cope with her blindness, and the elder guiding the younger's unpracticed hands. All is well with the world until one day, a sorceress (who may or may not also be a cursed dragon-like monster) steals the sun, trapping it in a bag woven so tightly that no light can leak through. The world is plunged into darkness and cold, and the Queen despairs, instructing every seamstress to get to work making blankets and cloaks to keep people warm.

Janome and Lohe decide they need to fix the problem because they can see their fellow weavers burning themselves out trying to save everyone else, and so they crochet shawls of feathers to fly into the sky, knit mittens that will let them hold the sun without burning, and sew skirts with tactile star maps embroidered into the fabric, so they can still read the skies when the wax of their candles is gone.

[they do the adventure]

[they save the day]

[hurrah]

The plot is still coming together, but I have some other mythological things I might want to feature. The Crane Wife story involves a crane sacrificing her feathers to sew into garments, so they are going to meet a crane woman at some point who helps them out. Maybe also a Selkie because of the sealskin thing. Spiders of course. Birds who weave nests. Storks are different from cranes but they're the bird on my favorite pair of embroidery scissors. There's a goddess named Trama that they need to help/ask for help, I haven't decided yet.

Just vibes.

Thanks for asking!

[surnumanaja]

Kui viitsid, siis tägi/vasta kus su peakaanonis see rahvas thedasel tegutseb

[adriaticpulse]

Od Engleskog Vrta do Aubinga: obilasci Münchena