#medicine the musical

[deadbaguette]

Penelope, Diomedes, and Odysseus design sketches but you can tell I have a favourite (Penelope)

Just getting something down so I can have a good reference for the future when I draw them together again

[apolloprophecy]

Forgot to post Apollo lol - He’s here now! 🔆

I’ll also get back on my creepypasta grind - comment ideas you wanna see in my style!

[inky-sun]

[cubbihue]

Hey if Hazel, Dev, and the gang play DnD, what do you think they would play as.... and how who would be the fortunate(or unfortunate) DM?

When I was 10, my older brother would play massive D&D campaigns in the living room. He tried teaching me the mechanics but it was too much and too boring for my small brain. Instead, I was far more fascinated with things like Warrior Cats.

Apparently Warrior Cats has a d&d game though. So. The kids would all play that instead!

Dev would eventually be roped into joining. Mainly because when you're sitting with a table of kids doing storytelling, you end up getting very invested, and very frustrated when they make the very wrong choices!!!

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[daddysroyalwhore]

“I keep lying to myself, now it's too late

The monster's inside, the monster is me”

Reblogging allowed

[socialbutterfly19]

Do what’s best and keep pushing forward!!!

[dead-as-i-tread]

and there's music in your soul.

[solqrays]

ITS OFFICIAL YOU GUYS, THE CRANE WIVES FANS ARE NOW CALLED THE CRANE CHILDRENNN

IM SHAKING I CANT BELIEVE THE SILLY LITTLE FANDOM NAME I CAME UP WITH DURING THE PREMIERE IS ACTUALLY NOW THE OFFICIAL FANDOM NAME :OO

[whereifindsanity]

[mindblowingscience]

People who listen to music together often report feeling a powerful connection to each other as a result of their collective experience. A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports on Thursday now finds that physical responses – including heart rate, breathing and the electrical conductivity of skin – synchronize between audience members at classical concerts. Individuals who rated more highly for personality traits such as openness were more likely to synchronize, while those with neurotic dispositions were less likely to align. "When we talk about very abstract things such as aesthetic experiences, how you respond to art and to music, the body is always involved there," Wolfgang Tschacher, a psychologist at the University of Bern who led the research as part of the Experimental Concert Research project, told AFP.

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[redundantz]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[thelailasblog]

[betweenthenotes]

Its gonna be okay just remember that no matter what your trauma is, someone’s made a spotify playlist for it

[userautumn]

not to be dramatic, but Daughter (band) was one of a kind and no one - including them - will ever make music quite like they used to ever again

[zeuniqueartist]

Realized that I really am stuck in a loophole And I'll be honest I really don't think I can take much more of this

[w-i-m-m]