#music that fuels me

[epicwin64]

[kaiminluu]

happy one year (and 5 days) to the van scene and jonathan's driving prowess

[ping-ski]

I'M BACK BABY!!

@mindiemakes i had way too much fun drawing this ty for requesting, i had a blast drawing you and your boys :3

song ref: "kailangan ko ng jowa" by fishy bishie <3

[australet789]

Oh im going to become insufferable, you dont know me, i literally was the main person drawing Marichat art for years, clogging the ML tag with it

Im going to clog the Epic tag with Odypen stuff, specially Penelope focused, so much you are going to become sick of me

[girlishwhimsies]

modern ponyboy would absolutely love to read and make fun of colleen hoover books im so sorry, you just know that boy would want to study booktok under a microscope. he absolutely reads them aloud and makes fun of them with johnny and darry walks in once on it and just sighs

[sleepanonymous]

[angelbambisworld]

The Demon in his cape. He's trying super hard to be scary but all I wanna do is pinch and squish his little cheeks 🥰

[gotham-native]

Y'all i'm UNWELL

[cinamun]

No because they really got y'all thinking that at 29 you need a 10 step face care regimine and a stanley cup when in reality, you just need some sunlight, black soap, a couple orgasms, activity that centers yourself and to stay hydrated (in a regular ass cup).

[meteor752]

I love jealous and possessive Hermes, but I have no idea what he would do to Penelope. On one hand, Ody really loves her and she makes him happy, and Hermes wants his mortal to be happy. On the other hand, Odysseus is HIS mortal. Hermes' ichor would boil at the very idea of Penelope being close to Ody. He'd be so torn between making her disappear from his (and his beloved great-grandson) life, or to allow her to stick around, to keep his Ody pleased.

That's some trolley problem shit

Well, there’s a very simple solution to that problem actually, one that the other gods are more than happy to assist with, wether intentional or not

Do not let Odysseus go home

If Hermes can just keep him from Ithaca, keep him from Penelope and Telemachus, then maybe, maybe, Odysseus can let go of them, forget them

Maybe he can learn how to love Hermes as he was destined to

[thehozziest]

My love to the people who don't like the Astyanax lives au but I do find it kinda silly that they use Greek tragedies to prove it's a bad au. Surprise surprise I like tragedy in my greek myths ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

But in all seriousness I think thematically having the thing that Odysseus has spent so long fighting for as what ultimately kills him is so fascinating. Yes, we all know Odysseus is a smart man but we also know he falls victim to his pride. (This next part is epic specific) If he thought for a second that maybe he could avoid the will of the gods then maybe for that second he becomes willing to try.

And to those saying that a baby going through the Odyssey would never survive let's not forget Zeus himself said nothing can change the inevitable. Astyanax fate was tied to Odysseus the second he thought he could change the gods' will.

I truly fell in love with this au because of a post talking about its tragedy. How telemachus must've suffered to see the boy his father was able to raise. How it took so much time for them to all get used to each other and still not get it fully right.

But what hurts so much more is that Telemachus was able to see him as a brother. Anytime Astyanax had a secret his brother was the first person he told. And I personally lean towards the idea that Odysseus was always honest about Astyanax origins. Maybe at first he didn't care but with time his curiosity got the best of him. Like them all saying goodbye to him knowing deep down that would be the last time they see their son/brother??

So he sails off to find what was left of his city. Maybe he eventually finds his mother. And fueled by her rage he kills Neo. Maybe that inherited rage fuels him to kill the rest of the Achaean kings. And maybe he saved Odysseus for last.

He and Penelope have already grown old and Left Telemachus to the throne. They've long made the choice to stay instead of trying to hide. I can't decide if he kills them (yes them, he knows too much to separate them again) mercifully or if he tries to kill them like the rest of Greeks to ignore the memories.

Maybe Odysseus smiles with his arms around Penelope. Maybe he remembers holding him in his arms that night. And maybe he doesn't regret it.

In the end when Telemachus finds him standing over their his parents, do you think he looked his brother enemy in the eyes and realized that if his father killed either of them when he had the chance none of this would've happened?

[azurityarts]

fuck it we ball fuck it we ball fuck it we ball

MUSIC MAKE YOU LOSE CONTROL (AGAIN)

oh also Brooke got a haircut!

[ping-ski]

Hiii omg I saw the doodle requests and I’d love if you wanted to draw one of my Subnautica AU guys!! Apologies for Sun and Eclipse’s refs being messy, I haven’t had time to finish them ^^’

okay ngl i did these a bit quick cause i have to work but I HAD SOOO MUCH FUN DRAWING THESE GRRR

i love the idea of a subnautica au!! and i adore your designs hehe :3 thanks for requesting!!!

[anerdliveshere]

I have an idea for a Gelato edit. Need to gather some screencaps

[weirdfreakshow]

If only my followers knew I listen to gangam style on repeat while drawing the porn they longingly stare at ...

[tofangirlonly]

Mr. Gatsby? It's 7 o' clock in the morning.

Throwback to this being incredibly accurate footage of me and my travel buddy on our way to nyc