#pre studio

[yellodisney]

[srpayt0n]

DRAWING CHARACTERS FROM MEMORY VS DRAWING CHARACTERS USING REFERENCES. Yyeaayy

[nobigneil]

The Devil You Know & The Pale Elf

[ndostairlyrium]

"where is the queen?" "she's having an urgent meeting with the hero of ferelden"

[arsvnist]

[deviousfatestudio]

gotta have my GORGEOUS SON MY HANDSOME BOY THE ONE WE SHOULD HAVE GOTTEN THE KING OF KINGS THE MAN OF ALL MEN THE FUCKING PRE PRODUCTION STEVE MY LOVE MY HEART

yes. Pre production steve had... a bob. he was the best. he was emo. his hair could be put in a tiny pony tail. THEY TOOK THIS FROM US. THEY DECIDED THAT WASNT ACCEPTABLE.

WE RIOT!

WE RIDE AT DAWN!

LOOK AT THIS BASTARD BOY. MY SON

[thefugitivesaint]

John William Waterhouse (1849-1917), 'The Charmer', ''The Studio'', Vol. 71, 1917 Source

[tinseltastic]

Really leaning into this Howl's Moving Castle AU now. Krav and Ango hangin out as a cursed Sophie and Markl

[full-time-femboy]

Sebby in a red dress!

Sebastian keychain Pre-order - Commissions - Tip Jar

Reblogs appreciated 💜

[yellodisney]

[faintfill]

sketch of curly

[nobigneil]

Raphael, Astarion and Jaheira.

[mileskanetiktok]

The guitar hero is back! 🤣 x

🐢.

[ningensalad]

Robin redraw

[thefugitivesaint]

Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898), 'The Passing of Venus', ''The Studio'', Vol. 70, #287, Feb. 1917 Source "....the goddess enters at left in a winged chariot while Cupid prepares the way. As women fall before him, he fits an arrow for the next victim among a crowd of nervous beauties. Burne-Jones invented the motif, drawing on medieval poetry and Renaissance allegories of the triumph of love, for his personal homage to the irresistible power of desire. "

[thestarsarecool]

“See, I never really liked Sgt Pepper. I mean, I think it's a fine album. All the work we do is fine. But I think I felt like a session man on it. We put so much on it-- strings and brass-- and you'd sit 'round the studio for days, you know, while they're overdubbing other things. It is a fine album, but just for me emotionally I prefer Abbey Road and alot of the White Album. And the early albums for different reasons."

— Ringo Starr, Inner-view, August 29th, 1977