#melrose: visual

[blake--winter]

𝙼𝚎𝚕𝚛𝚘𝚜𝚎 𝙳𝚎 𝙻𝚞𝚌𝚊.

𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐒

[pollard-zero]

𝙼𝚎𝚕𝚛𝚘𝚜𝚎.

𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐒

[fleshfict-stimz]

✚﹐ RUNRUNRUN - Dutch Melrose

~ ☆ self-indulgent red/black stimboard for a song i really like

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[mythostims]

POST CANCELLED HOWARD MELROSE ARMY ATTACK!!!

rqed by anon i love you anon also imsorry there is like a million space stims it was hard to fidn much of anything else that fit the color scheme...

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[notoh-dev]

The Doctrine of Perseverance (Re)Announcement

The Doctrine of Perseverance is an indie horror and mystery game currently in development. It is being developed in RPG Maker MV and includes visual novel elements. A freeware demo was released in 2016. At the time of initial demo release, I was a senior in high school. Since then, I have spent many years developing my art and have returned to my first project. The game is still early in development, so everything is still subject to change, but I still hope you find interest in my project! I'd like to showcase some updated portraits from the 2016 version.

Melrose, the main character. The story begins on her thirteenth birthday (this portrait not yet shown), where a traumatic house fire takes place. Three years later, on Melrose's sixteenth birthday, the events of the past manifest themselves once again, showing that what happened on that day is far from over.

Suzetta, a childhood friend of Melrose. A stark contrast to Melrose, she is upbeat, mischievous, and more often than not, the most mature in their friend group. Her father is a close friend of Melrose's mom, Florence.

Silas is a friend of both Melrose and Suzetta and also Suzetta's neighbor. His family harbors distrust toward Melrose's family and the renowned 'founding families' in the city of Noxton.

For those interested in the previous rendition of the game, @flareblitzedyt has a great playthrough and playlist featuring it on Youtube. Although, I must advice that many story elements have changed since then.

The previous demo was taken down a couple of years ago, but the game page for it is still up. I intend to update it in the future. Thank you for reading, stayed tuned for additional information and screenshots!

[saintlethanavir]

✨ The second to last Romance Option Showdown is here✨

Choose between the beautiful and enigmatic Lilith, the mysterious Seneca, the stoic Red, and the sweetheart Hugo! Only one can make it into our game and YOU get to decide who!

Vote through this Google form and also throw a question Umbria's way while you're at it for her Q&A, which is also in the form ✨

Beyond Blood is a visual novel game in development by myself and @thecoffeerain all about life in the small fictional town of Melrose, New York. It's full of all types of supernatural creatures and may be the center for an apocalypse, as it goes. You can find more info about the game by going to our game Dev blog @angelbunnygames or looking through the Beyond Blood tag here on Tumblr.

[glorifiedinduction]

Mattheo x Reader - Your parents cut his visit short.

Shaky digits gripped the flimsy trellis tightly as he descended past the verdant foliage. The far end of the home provided only momentary visual obscurity from the approaching engine burning against the gravel driveway. Six feet above the earth, he released his hold, landing firmly before bolting toward the nearby fence dividing one yard from the next.

Gripping the edge of the top tightly and stabilizing himself with his foot at the bottom, he eagerly pulled himself up and swung over to the other side, alerting the leashed canine. The curly-haired brunette picked up speed, narrowly avoiding the snarling animal's teeth by only inches. 'Fuck, fuck, fuck,' he muttered to himself as sweat began to bead on his forehead, aiming for the next fence.

Once over the second fence, he doubled over, out of breath, resting his hands on his knees while dabbing his forehead with the white cotton shirt he had been holding. He glanced back, relieved to see he hadn't been followed, and then straightened himself back up. 

His mind raced with the vision he had left behind. He recalled the way you laid beneath him as his fingers gently cupped your throat. The gooseflesh that rose on your skin as he pressed his lips onto your delicate flesh from your collarbone downward. He remembered the chill that shook you as he whispered future promises into your ear.

He smirked at the thought.

One day, your father was sure to come home and catch the both of you, but fuck, he was glad it wasn't today.

[petitsdieu]

respond to the following prompts out of character, then tag others you'd like to get to know a little bit better.

roleplayer name: melrose, mel

roleplayer pronouns: she/her

muse name: hara minka ora

preferred communication: discord!!! sumthing about tumblr dms that are so easy to loose track of.

experience: on and off 10+, can't really remember the age i started tbh. middle school prob. started with groups, then discovered 1x1s, then discovered indie. more recent years mainly rped on discord or dash. 2024 has been the most i've written on dash primarily in a long, long time. there was a lot of time during prime pandemic where i only wrote on discord, if i did at all.

preferred roleplay type: sensory descriptive, some nice metaphors, overarching allegories and themes, double entendres, literary visual devices, literary parallelism!!, literary foils. something i like to call echoes: finding something in someone else's reply to echo back in mine or vice versa; whether that's a theme or metaphor or body part or color or whatever; it just kinda ties two characters into one story. example, mirroring the character's feeling in his stomach with my character's wound being on her belly. i consider myself a story-centered rper, so as long as we're creating a lovely story together, i'm happy!

pet peeves & dealbreakers: bisexual erasure, somehow still such an issue in the rpc and media in general. consistent main character syndrome? like, it's fine if certain scenes will have a focus on one character more, obvi. but ultimately, the story should have two lead roles not just one.

plot or memes: memes. with some plotting when needed!

long replies or short replies: fluctuating length. giving a reply what it needs and not pushing yourself for unnecessary filler. i'll always give high quality and that doesn't reflect on the length given. that being said, i can't do or remain in short replies for long. one liners will never stay one liners — they're more like a prompt starter for me.

best time to write: changes, all the time. because of gardening, for awhile it was earlier in the morning. now it's all over the place with a slight lean to night.

are you like your muse?: to smallish degrees, like i think we all are. great authors and actors would agree. ( x )

tagged: @operahouses

tagging: you, if you're reading this, do it and tag me. need to know all deets from all the moots. <3

[vonstarlight]

im bored & wanna info dump abt my skates :P

▶︎▶︎▶︎  #1 - moxi jack 1 currently have avanti aluminum plates + chaya mellows wheels 4 skating outdoors on trails c: these are the comfiest skates ive ever worn!!! i thought i wouldn't like suede skates but the soft material n shearling tongue are literally heavvennnnn wtf. i def prefer structured skates n these hold great w the heel cups + lace locks. def want 2 upgrade 2 a lighter plate in the future, they're p heavy n that's their only con tbh. oh but also the fucking suede stinks bc of the dye LOL okay they have 2 cons but that's it xD i fucking love these skates, & the fact i found them second hand just makes me more happy c:

▶︎▶︎▶︎  #2 - chaya melrose premium ophira plates + soft cushions bc i like high agility + 98A rollerbones 4 these since i dance in them (those wheels were once white LOL). these are the oldest skates i own currently, i stopped using them 4 a while when i was mega fucking depressed n didn't do any skating. but recently i glitter bombed them n now i'm OBSESSED w them again !! they have memory foam in them so they're soooo comfy n i love the lace locks on the back bc i always lace my skates up one hook n wrap the rest around the boot 4 ankle mobility. great 4 jam skating bc they're lighter than my jacks! DEF recommend repainting/glitterifying ur skates 2 give them new life. i <3 my ruby red slippers c:

i also previously owned forest green impalas n clementine moxi lollies ▶︎▶︎▶︎ impalas were my first pair & tbh they served me well :o i can see why the brand gets h8 tho -- they're beautiful / visually aesthetic skates but low quality w many issues of the stock hardware breaking down. issues 2 expect from $100 skates. learned quickly i needed my next pair 2 have adjustable toe stops bc bolt-ons r a bitch! sold em 4 like 10 bucks so i hope they continue serving beginner skaters ! :D ▶︎▶︎▶︎ aghhhh i H8D my lollies !!! i got them when Moxi skates were mega hyped up in 2020. i regret letting the brand name + bright colors sway me into buying them b4 doin more research >:c they hurt my feet n knees, were a fucking beast to break in even tho they were supposed 2 feel "pre-worn", had a shit ass nylon plate -- ugh i was SO happy when i sold them even if it was at a fraction of the price i paid 4 them bc i just wanted them GONEEE! theyre great skates 2 some, def not 2 me

[manuscripts-dontburn]

Foreign Bodies: Pandemics, Vaccines, and the Health of Nations

Author: Simon Schama

First published: 2023

Rating: ★★★☆☆

This is a difficult one to rate. On one hand, the research and language are top-notch, and the story Simon Schama had chosen to tell is extremely interesting. At the same time the book, from its title and synopsis, promises something other (a more or less comprehensive look at pandemics in history and the development of vaccination) than what is eventually given. Instead, the author focuses on several little-known personalities from the medical fields of the 19th/ early 20th century, who saved an incomprehensible number of lives through their discoveries and application of science - yet the world did not thank them. Schama has a talent for telling stories, but more often than not he elaborately explains what could be a footnote, which can be irritating at times. Simply put, there is a great deal to learn from this book, but it is not necessarily the exact lesson that you wanted.

The Marriage Portrait

Author: Maggie O'Farrell

First published: 2022

Rating: ★★★★★

A stunning book that truly feels like a series of paintings. The author, just like she had done it with Hamnet, is capable of creating an extremely sensory experience of capturing a moment in time: it is not just visual but evokes the feelings of touch, smell, and sound. Entrapped in the mind of a young girl, the reader cannot help but follow her at every step with feelings of profound sympathy and worry. Exquisite.

Olga Romanov: Russia's Last Grand Duchess

Author: Patricia Phenix

First published: 1999

Rating: ★★★☆☆

This is one of those books that are rather simplistic in their approach to the subject matter and thus quite easily and quickly readable. It does provide the basics on Olga Alexandrovna and even provides some little-known anecdotes from her life (that I have not yet read anywhere else), but given casual errors and mistakes scattered throughout the text I was a little apprehensive about their validity. Where the book really gives you something new and interesting are the last few chapters, which deal with Olga´s later life and especially behaviour of her sons and other family members. Those parts truly made me sad.

One For My Enemy

Author: Olivie Blake

First published: 2003

Rating: ★★☆☆☆

Once upon a time, for whatever reason (probably because their names sounded cool - and that was also why they were repeated multiple times on every single page), Baba Yaga with her daughters and Koschei the Deathless with his sons ran a drug market in New York. There was some serious hanky-panky between the kids, who would just not stay dead so there is no point in being emotionally invested throughout. And they all talked way too much and it all became extremely, extremely boring. No, seriously, why were these "Russian" people in the US in the first place?

The Little Book of Saints

Author: Various

First published: 2009

Rating: ★★★★★

A lovely collection of vintage pictures of various saints accompanied by short and concise hagiographies. For a non-Catholics a good basic resource on the "saints" part of the Catholic history and a visual study of what our ancestors found appealing to look at. For Catholics, a nice "keep by the bed" or a "Christmas stocking filler" book. For me personally also a souvenir from the Melrose Abbey in Scottland.

The Moonstone

Author: Wilkie Collins

First published: 1868

Rating: ★★★★☆

Probably one of the first (if not the first) "Who Done It" books that I must admit hold up. I very much enjoyed the format, found genuinely amusing places, and did not unravel the mystery myself. that said one should be patient while reading, because the tempo is anything but swift - which I did not mind, since I found being in various heads and meeting the characters intimately, but might grate on the nerves of other readers looking for a thrill instead of a slow unraveling of a secret.

Royal Education: Past, Present and Future

Author: Peter Gordon, Denis Lawton

First published: 1999

Rating: ★★★☆☆

The book introduces the basics about how the English monarchs from the Tudor era to Princes William and Harry were educated, however very little is drawn out as a conclusion of that education. Not bad if you are solely interested in the subject, but if you want to learn more about the monarchs themselves, pick up a biography or two.

Atalanta

Author: Jennifer Saint

First published: 2023

Rating: ★★★★☆

Of the three books by Jennifer Saint, I think I enjoyed this one the most so far. her books are "telling" rather than "re-tellings" of classical Greek myths and Lord knows the Quest of the Golden Fleece had always struck me as an over-long sausage fest (with sausages being mostly rotten), so to see it from the point of view of Atalanta, the only Greek female hero who was allowed to actually hero, was refreshing. On one hand one could decry the fact that Saint sticks to the original story a little too much, not taking the chance to twist the turns and change much more. On the other hand, the same thing could be seen as a positive, and since I found the book very readable and Atalanta´s inner search for herself the main backbone of it all, I can declare myself a satisfied reader.

Cuckoo Song

Author: Frances Hardinge

First published: 2014

Rating: ★★★★☆

I was enticed by the beginning and very curious about how it would all come about, the creepy vibes were present and yet again one is just surprised at how many ideas are born in Frances Hardinge´s head. Unfortunately, I felt the book was a bit too long and the last few chapters made me impatient for the ending.

The Burgundians: A Vanished Empire

Author: Bart Van Loo

First published: 2018

Rating: ★★★★★

Fantastic! Bart Van Loo proudly presents the history of his region, which tends to be overlooked for the sake of "greater" countries and personalities, but as he shows, the Burgundy played an extremely vital role in the historical evolution of European geography and politics for centuries. He skillfully manages to guide the reader through the names, battles and years by doing exactly what a good historian should always do: connect the facts to real people, their culture, and their individual personalities.

[bostonfly]

...if you look closely at “101 Damnations,” the Melrose Place episode in which Alison miscarries, you might notice something quite odd: There is a reference to abortion in the episode. It’s just visual instead of spoken. Through much of the episode, Alison Parker is draped in a quilt that bears the chemical structure of RU-486, the so-called abortion pill. And that’s not all. Watch enough episodes of Melrose Place and you’ll notice other very odd props and set design all over the show. A pool float in the shape of a sperm about to fertilize an egg. A golf trophy that appears to have testicles. Furniture designed to look like an endangered spotted owl. It turns out all of these objects, and more than 100 others, were designed by an artist collective called the GALA Committee. For three years, as the denizens of the Melrose Place apartment complex loved, lost, and betrayed one another, the GALA Committee smuggled subversive leftist art onto the set, experimenting with the relationship between art, artist, and spectator.

[strinak]

hello fellow cryptcreepers, I guess??? addendum poll for people who remember the year 2000

*Poll choices pulled from GLAAD award winners as a good-faith bid toward OP's "earnest" qualifier. Thank you, Wikipedia editors, but also bad job, Wikipedia editors, for not having anything on GLAAD's now-defunct daytime soap category. Why did One Life to Live win the drama category in the early 90s?? Edit: Billy Douglas, the first openly gay teenager featured in a television series (and guest star the AIDS quilt, which I am more impressed by)! Also lol, they've won it 3 times for 3 different coming out stories.

[creativeprojectseanmerrin]

The lowbrow art movement (sometimes referred to as pop surrealism) was a later mutation of pop art noted for sense of humour and sometimes grotesque visuals. It was inspired by the burgeoning subcultural movements of its time such as surfer culture, biker culture, hot rodding, punk and graffiti. It is most widely known for its use in the psychedelic rock scene, with various posters being made in the style.

Rick Griffin was one such lowbrow artist who's poster work I particularly enjoy. His psychedelic renderings of winged eyeballs in desert landscapes just really appeals to me. And that's not to mention his gorgeous illustrative text work.

As well as being instrumental within the 'urban vinyl' genre of 'toys', collectable toys that serve more as small affordable art pieces rather than actual play things. There was a graffiti shop in town called fat Buddha and the back half of the shop was full of toys designed by various lowbrow and graffiti artists and I used to spend stints just looking over them as they were all so interesting to look at.

Lowbrow seems to embrace some of the uglier side of regular life, presenting it in a stylised and sometimes sarcastic fashion.

And because its something I like to look at, my Instagram algorithm has picked up on it. That means it suggests posts from artists that make similar work. And some of these artists are quite 'small' but their work is very nicely realised. So I thought I'd give some of them a shout out in this section as their work has inspired me and is totally relevant to what I'm exploring in this project.

Joel Melrose is one of my favourite artists on instagram. His work is primarily paintings done in quite a graphic, cartoonish style depicting quite obscene subject matter such as taking drugs and sexual imagery. Some of it is utterly disgusting but stylised in such a way that it becomes fun to look at. His work that incorporates 3d elements are my favourites.

Javier Mayoral, who goes by 'pulpbrother' on instagram, makes these great pop style paintings that have a slight naivety to them and often referencing pop culture and including sarcastic text within the images. This sometimes verges into edgy territory so I thought including him to be apt.

[thoroughlyskeptic]

Playing Games with ChatGPS

I haven't been posting in a while. Life, you know. I have, like many others, been making use of the wonders of A.I. in all it's infinite diversity. I thought I'd throw some questions at ChatGPS about basic skeptic stuff. It had some interesting answers.

Can you create a word cloud from each of the following movies and TV Series starring Benedict Cumberbatch using the most common phrases from the reviews about Benedict Cumberbatch's acting and preformace?

Fourtysomething

Parade's End

Sherlock

The Imitation Game

Grinch

Patrick Melrose

Power Of The Dog

The Mauritian

The Thing with Feathers

Creating word clouds for each of Benedict Cumberbatch's performances is a fantastic idea. However, due to the limitations of this text-based platform, I'm unable to generate visual word clouds directly. Instead, I can provide you with a textual representation of the most frequently mentioned phrases from reviews of each of the listed movies and TV series. This will give you an insight into the common descriptors used for Cumberbatch's performances.

1. FortySomething (2003): Benedict Cumberbatch's role in "FortySomething" was one of his early television appearances. While specific reviews focusing solely on his performance are scarce, he was noted for his portrayal of the character Rory Slippery, bringing a youthful energy to the ensemble cast.

2. Parade's End (2012): In "Parade's End," Cumberbatch took on the role of Christopher Tietjens. Reviews highlighted his performance as:

"Nuanced and compelling"

"Masterful depiction of a man torn between duty and desire"

"Subtle yet powerful portrayal"

3. Sherlock (2010–2017): Cumberbatch's portrayal of Sherlock Holmes garnered widespread acclaim:

"Brilliant and captivating"

"Sharp, intelligent, and charismatic"

"A modern and riveting take on the classic detective"

4. The Imitation Game (2014): As Alan Turing, Cumberbatch received significant praise:

"Emotionally resonant and deeply moving"

"A transformative performance"

"Captures the complexity of Turing's genius and struggles"

5. The Grinch (2018): Voicing the titular character, reviews noted:

"Delightfully mischievous and entertaining"

"Brings a fresh and humorous twist to the classic character"

"Engaging vocal performance that appeals to all ages"

6. Patrick Melrose (2018): In this series, Cumberbatch's role was described as:

"A tour de force performance"

"Raw, unflinching, and deeply affecting"

"Masterfully portrays the complexities of addiction and trauma"

7. The Power of the Dog (2021): Cumberbatch's portrayal in this film was lauded as:

"Perhaps his best performance to date"

"A powerhouse performance"

"Excels as a sadistic villain"

8. The Mauritanian (2021): As Stuart Couch, reviews highlighted:

"A compelling and earnest performance"

"Brings depth to a morally conflicted character"

"Balances intensity with empathy"

9. The Thing with Feathers (2025): In this recent film, Cumberbatch's performance was noted for being:

"Nuanced and powerful"

"A tender and aching portrayal"

"One of his most alive and inventive performances"

These phrases capture the essence of critical responses to Benedict Cumberbatch's performances across various roles. If you have a specific film or series in mind, I can delve deeper into the reviews for more detailed insights.

Great question! Let’s break it down by comparing the early roles (2003–2014) with the more recent ones (2018–2025).

Early Roles (2003–2014):

FortySomething (2003) – Cumberbatch’s role was minor, and reviews didn’t focus much on him. However, his youthful energy was noted.

Parade’s End (2012) – His performance was described as "nuanced," "compelling," "subtle yet powerful." Critics praised his ability to convey emotional depth with restraint.

Sherlock (2010–2017) – This was his breakout role, earning praise for being "brilliant," "sharp," "intelligent," "charismatic." His fast-talking, high-energy portrayal of Sherlock Holmes made him a household name.

The Imitation Game (2014) – His portrayal of Alan Turing was "deeply moving," "transformative," "emotional." There was a shift toward highlighting his ability to play emotionally complex, real-life figures.

Recent Roles (2018–2025):

Patrick Melrose (2018) – Critics described his work as "a tour de force," "raw and unflinching," "deeply affecting." The intensity of his performance stood out, marking a shift toward darker, psychologically complex roles.

The Power of the Dog (2021) – Reviews called his performance "perhaps his best to date," "a powerhouse," "excels as a sadistic villain." There was a clear move from playing sympathetic geniuses to deeply flawed, even cruel characters.

The Mauritanian (2021) – Here, he was "compelling," "earnest," "balanced intensity with empathy." His portrayal was more restrained and morally conflicted compared to earlier works.

The Thing with Feathers (2025) – Reviews describe it as "nuanced and powerful," "aching," "alive and inventive." Critics seem to appreciate his maturity and range more than ever.

Comparison & Trends Over Time:

1. Shift from intellectual to emotionally raw roles – Early reviews praised his intelligence and wit, especially in Sherlock and The Imitation Game. Recent reviews focus more on emotional depth, darkness, and vulnerability (Patrick Melrose, The Power of the Dog).

2. More complex and flawed characters – Initially, he was known for playing brilliant but socially awkward characters. Now, he is being recognized for layered, sometimes villainous roles (Power of the Dog, The Mauritanian).

3. Adjectives have changed –

Early: "sharp," "intelligent," "charismatic," "brilliant," "compelling."

Recent: "raw," "unflinching," "powerful," "aching," "inventive."

There's a clear movement toward describing his performances as more emotionally impactful rather than just intellectually impressive.

4. More praise overall – While he was always respected, recent reviews use stronger superlatives (e.g., "perhaps his best performance to date" for The Power of the Dog), suggesting critics see him as an even more accomplished actor now.

Conclusion:

The evolution of Benedict Cumberbatch’s career has been met with growing praise, shifting from admiration of his intelligence and wit to deep respect for his emotional range and complexity. His roles have become more layered, and the language used to describe his acting has become more intense and evocative.

Would you like a deeper analysis of any specific performance?

Professional analyses of Benedict Cumberbatch and his wife, Sophie Hunter, during red carpet events are limited. Some observers have noted that Hunter often appears reserved, which contrasts with Cumberbatch's more expressive demeanor. This contrast has led to interpretations that she may be the more dominant partner in their relationship.

It's important to recognize that such analyses are subjective and based on limited public interactions. Without comprehensive insights, drawing definitive conclusions about their relationship dynamics would be speculative.

These scenarios, while rare, are not entirely impossible. Let's break them down:

1. Faking a Pregnancy and Adopting a Child

Likelihood: Very low, but not impossible.

Why? Celebrities are under constant media scrutiny, making it difficult to fake a pregnancy convincingly. However, some have used surrogates while pretending to be pregnant, possibly due to personal or professional reasons.

Examples: There have been rumors (but no confirmed cases) of celebrities using prosthetic baby bumps while secretly planning to adopt or use a surrogate.

2. Faking the Existence of Children

Likelihood: Extremely rare.

Why? Fabricating the existence of a child would require maintaining an illusion over time, with staged photos, media reports, and possibly fake social media accounts. While some public figures have hidden children from the media, outright fabricating their existence would be difficult to sustain.

Examples: No widely known celebrity cases of completely fabricating a child's existence, but some have misled the public about parenthood (e.g., hiding a child's birth).

3. Non-Paternal Events in Modern Pregnancies

Likelihood: Estimates suggest 1-10% of children may be the result of non-paternal events (NPE), meaning the assumed father is not the biological father.

Why? This can occur due to infidelity, medical errors (e.g., sperm mix-ups in fertility treatments), or undisclosed past relationships. However, modern genetic testing has made NPEs easier to detect.

Examples: While there have been legal cases involving switched sperm in IVF clinics, personal cases often remain private unless revealed by DNA tests.

Would you like more details on any of these points?

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[glasshouseimages]

Proviso Yards, Chicago 1942

Authentic historical stock visuals, retro-styled contemporary images, and archives of conceptual and lifestyle images from decades past, for your next project at Glasshouse Images in their Circa and AB Archives collections. Two Employees at Roundhouse, Proviso Yards, Chicago and North Western Railroad, Melrose Park, Illinois, USA, December 1942 HAVE AN IMAGE SEARCH REQUEST? SEND ME A LIGHTBOX…

[saintlethanavir]

✨ Visual Novel Project Alert ✨

My husband ( @thecoffeerain ) and I wanted to finally begin on our visual novel full of vampires, werewolves, witches, fae, and more! We wanted to get some basic info before we throw our whole gay selves into it so it would mean a lot if you could check out our interest form ✨ it’ll be full of our art and is LGBTQ+ centric!!