#riverdale yearbook

[ghoststudios]

It's really been two years since I uploaded what I thought my last riverdale yearbook would be huh? ANYWAYS Riverdale Yearbook: Part forgotens, basically any new character I forgot in the Parts 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16

Alec, Slatz Morgan, Prunella, Bunny Clarkee, Ludwig La Stanza,Keshia Dubois, Sector, Mellisa Harmon, Casey Cloud, Scamm Likely, Daisy Thunder, Ariel "Brandy" Branson, and Jane Parker.

I know that there still are some characters I could do buttttttttttttt, I wanta do the sabrina characters first...

[mrsreinhart]

#misson: kiss everyone #misson: accomplished ?

[homiehugs]

guess what i'm working on redrawing

[secrettragedyagent]

Archie Comics part 1

[followtheechoes]

just watched the riverdale finale. keep in mind that I watched season 1 and the first couple episodes of season 2 and then abandoned ship. I do not know character names for new characters. I'm also kind of curious if the gang exists anymore and if so what place they have in the 1950s timeline

[doctorcurdlejr]

Also being a Riverdale fan as a teenager past season 2 taught me to have thick skin like nothing else. I was the only out lesbian in my grade at my high school in the Southern USA and that literally meant nothing in comparison to being a Riverdale fan. But at the end of the day I was the president of my school's yearbook committee so I got the last laugh when I put Riverdale in that shit

[yui-heartfilia]

Finale rant

So.. all the times Betty is standing next to Veronica or around Veronica are we assuming she was with Jughead in the real yearbook ending?

Because it was a day Betty wasn't there, Veronica would have said hey to Archie and greeted Jughead at the entrance of the school, walked through school with him, starting to act off.

She would be alone thinking about leaving Riverdale, she would still be standing with Jughead at Cheryl's party and end up alone with Archie and him, have to deal with Archie looking upset and trying to console Jughead by herself who looks like she completely burnt him?? Would they have gone their separate ways or gone in the car to the party still? When she's sitting beside betty would jughead have had also been with her, or would their be an empty seat because he's upset and trying to distance himself after Veronica said "they knew it would end"

I need answers, like did Veronica and Jughead share a moment where they tell each other they could end up together or do they stay together.

What does "angel jughead" mean when he says he "always love this theatre" that veronica brought back. Or when he pulls the seat up in the cinema showing his crown mentioning making out and gum. It shows veronica in the background. The regretful and sad looks he gets outside the theatre with the Bacall and Bogart poster, or the sad pained looks he gets when he sees the talk happening and practically pushes Betty in it to "soften the blow" What about the fact she practically thrives off his comics being brought to the big screen and him still using her as inspiration.

WHAT DOES IT MEAAAN

[maya-matlin]

Pick your most unpopular opinion about each of these shows (only if you want to!!): Degrassi, OTH, Gilmore Girls, Friends, Riverdale, That 70s Show, and Dawson's Creek :)

Degrassi:

This is so difficult because I feel like I've stated so many opinions in the past. Okay. I think the Degrassi nudes arc was theoretically really interesting from a psychological standpoint as well as how a survivor would cope after going through a very public sexual assault trial with the details of what happened to them being well known. Because it feels like something so human and yet so misguided, I don't view Zoe's role in it as harshly as others do. To be fair, the writers lost the plot. Literally. It got really sensationalized with blackmailing and cheerleader dolls and fake hostage situations. I also really hate how it turned into a Zoe vs Frankie situation with zero nuance. Their past involving Frankie being an unsupportive friend who victim blamed Zoe multiple times was never brought up once in lieu of Frankie being turned into Zoe's victim. So while I wouldn't say I like the arc itself, I feel like it had potential. The writers just weren't committed to seeing it through and let Zoe down as a character. The aftermath was really underwhelming and made the whole story line irrelevant.

OTH:

Even though I like the shooting episode for what it is, it's a pretty mediocre depiction of characterizing a school shooter. Following Jimmy's suicide, the writing consistently expects the audience to feel sympathy for him and remember him as a good guy who did one bad thing. It's to the point where the entire school ends up signing his high school yearbook. To be fair, a lot of the Jimmy romanticism came from Mouth, who had weird morals himself considering he was the show's resident incel. But beyond that, Jimmy quickly stops being the villain of the episode to orchestrate a scenario where Dan just happens to stumble upon Keith and a gun, giving him the opportunity to murder him. Also, every other scene features monologues given by the characters that are blatantly trying WAY too hard to be deep and profound. Not to mention this episode marked the official return of romantic Lucas/Peyton, but because Peyton was bleeding and supposedly didn't know any better she can't possibly be held responsible for selfishly making a move on her best friend's boyfriend in what she believed to be her last moments. Sorry, fuck that. Your last moments shouldn't include complicating things for two people you claim to care about. Especially not when you were the one who helped ruin their relationship the first time around, and you know for a fact that your best friend still has trust issues over what happened.

Also, Brooke was the love of Lucas's life. I'll die on this hill. Blame Chad Michael Murray's inability to stop giving his ex-wife heart eyes even during scenes post-Brucas, but it is what it is.

Gilmore Girls:

It's difficult to know what is or isn't popular in the Gilmore Girls fandom. I guess I'll say that Rory dropping out of Yale was the right decision? The way I see it, nothing bad was ever going to come out of that. Rory was in a transitional place where she was questioning a lot of her life decisions. She didn't currently feel up to attending school, so she took some time off. It was completely understandable, yet the narrative insists that this was indicative of Rory going down a bad path. I can understand Lorelai wanting Rory to take some time to make sure this was what she wanted but if anything, Lorelai's overreaction probably made Rory take even more time off from school. Had Rory had her mother and best friend in her corner, maybe she would have realized by the beginning of the next semester that she was emotionally ready to return to Yale. Just.. everything with Lorelai, Richard and Emily feeling as though they could force Rory to go back to school as though she was suddenly going to lose her place and never be able to return was stupid. Out of the two of them, Lorelai was the pettiest and most in the wrong during their estrangement. Lorelai was the parent. Lorelai chose not to tell her daughter she was engaged. Rory shouldn't have ever felt as though she couldn't come home until she basically did everything her mother wanted her to do. Considering Lorelai's own history with Emily, you'd think she'd realize that. But again, the writers made sure we knew how badly Rory was ruining her life and making bad decisions for committing the crime of taking a leave of absence from school and daring to try other things in the meantime.

Friends:

My opinions on the Ross/Rachel infamous "break" are all over the place. Technically, I think Ross is right that their relationship was no longer intact when he slept with another woman. Their communication absolutely sucked during this story line. No attempts at clarification were ever made. Ross just walked out when Rachel said she wanted a break, and Rachel let him. Honestly, I don't even think Ross sleeping with someone else so soon after splitting up from Rachel, in whatever form you consider that to be, makes him an asshole. In an ideal world where everyone makes rational decisions all the time, Ross wouldn't have coped with intense heartbreak by immediately sleeping with someone else. But it was a human reaction, and I don't fault him for that. What I do fault him for is hiding it the next day, running around town trying to stop other people from telling Rachel. It's all but admitting that Ross and Rachel were still emotionally connected and in the mindset of being in a monogamous relationship. Even if they technically weren't. What I also fault him for is being so stubborn and adamant on being right that he never admits fault or owns up to causing Rachel pain for several years after that. So what if he didn't technically betray Rachel? To Rachel, it felt like one. Sometimes, when you love someone, you have to be understanding of the complexities of emotions and just take the fucking L, even if you're technically faultless by definition. And honestly, Rachel was part of the problem, too. What kind of relationship or connection do you really have if you're having the same, obnoxious argument for eight years, never able to get on the same page? Like, I know it's a comedy, but Friends wasn't playing up the comedy angle during this arc. Anyways, they definitely shouldn't have ended up together if they were going to keep getting tripped up over one argument for eight years.

Riverdale:

I don't know how unpopular this actually is, but Veronica is extremely underrated and never gets the love and appreciation she deserves. Looking across the entire series, including time jumps, different universes, and eras where the characters literally had powers, Veronica was consistently the most selfless and considerate character on the show. Half the time, she was the mean girl in name only. There were countless occasions where Veronica forgave even when she shouldn't have and/or should have held out for more remorse and effort from the person that wronged her. The attempt to compare Veronica kissing Ginger Judas in the pilot after knowing Archie and Betty for two seconds to Betty doing it three years into Varchie's relationship is.. it has some nerve. Anyways, Veronica was wonderful, ambitious, and everyone on that show was better for having known her. Sadly, she was underappreciated more often than not, rarely ever getting her due. I really wish anyone but Archie had been the love of her life, because he really didn't deserve her by the end.

That '70s Show:

Sometimes, Hyde gets way too much of a pass for his treatment of Jackie. I feel like he's overall the most popular character on the show with his relationship with Jackie being the most popular, resulting in a lot of his questionable behavior getting swept under the rug. Obviously Hyde had issues he needed to work through stemming from his childhood and struggled to let other people in. But Jackie was consistently a pretty great girlfriend for him, going out of her way to show love and affection, only for him to not 100% reciprocate. Fuck Danny Masterson (and honestly Mila at this point too), but a lot of what made that relationship what it was is the chemistry between Danny and Mila and how they chose to demonstrate the love between those two characters. Hyde was still miles ahead of Kelso and Fez and had great moments with Jackie. But it still needs to be said. Hyde put Jackie through a lot.

Dawson's Creek:

While not perfectly written, most of Andie's fall from grace during season 3 makes a lot of sense. I even think Andie cheating on Pacey was in character. It's a controversial take because no one wants to believe that season 2 Andie would have ever done such a thing. But the reality is, Andie had a literal mental breakdown. She says it herself. When Andie went to get mental health help, she was no longer the same girl Pacey fell in love with. Andie was in a dark, lonely, vulnerable place, and she met someone else. This guy understood parts of Andie's mental health struggles that Pacey couldn't, and it led to a friendship that became an emotional affair. They made their own world together, and then had one, impulsive slip up. It doesn't cheapen Andie's love for Pacey, but it's still understandable that Andie crossed a boundary of Pacey's that couldn't be uncrossed. After this, Andie's attempts to recuperate post-breakup, including her treatment of Pacey and even stealing the test were pretty consistent based on how desperately Andie wanted to appear normal and as though everything was under control. However, I also think early season 3 stacked the deck too far against Andie, resulting in her character leaving the show early. The supposed "false accusation" meant to make Andie look bad from a misogynistic, ableist showrunner took it too far. I personally think even during that episode, there are enough hints, including Rob's desperation to shut Andie's story down when she hadn't even gone to the authorities, indicates she told the truth. Seriously, his happy ass was all cocky when Pacey confronted him, but once he sobered up he practically sprinted to Joey's house to use Andie's mental health against her, even manhandling Joey multiple times to force her to listen. But whatever. The intent was obvious, and I still hated it. Anyways, Andie McPhee was great, and I wish people would still appreciate her at her worst. After all, it's what led to season 4 Andie, probably the strongest iteration of her character even though she sadly wasn't around for long.

[malakaiballwhipper99]

stupid alternatives to sh that work for me and my friends

cut your hair. doesn't matter if it's a small bit or a big chunk, it'll grow back. may not work if you're bald, though.

watch a scene pack on YouTube of a popular character you really hate. watching them bite their lip for the fifth time over is enough pain, isn't it?

put on a show or movie you despise. humans are filled with rage. rage towards Riverdale is powerful enough to stop me thinking about the big sad

eat a bowl of frozen food. like berries. or go out and buy one. i promise it will make you feel better. everyone loves a good berry

make a bracelet even if it's horrible and ugly the tedious nature of craft can be distracting

look at your yearbook photos

if you like writing a great outlet can be getting something down on paper. even if it's small. even if it's three words and a spiral and a drawing of your blorbo

paint your nails. you will not want to mess them up once you do them, so chances are by the time they dry the urges will subside

do a full face of makeup even if you're sobbing. juggalo face paint can be extremely soothing to some

order a deck of cards or play memory. bonus perk is you become smarter (?)

let your cat outside, i promise they want to go out. they always do.

read your star sign prediction of the month

look at clothes online even though you will never buy them or, alternatively, make a clothing mood board or list. you could also embroider something or upcycle old clothes

doing anything with your hands is great. rhythm games, just sorta fiddling with something and just scrolling on an app will distract you

if you're reading this you're already halfway there and i wish you the best

[chonidale]

is ras really not going to post over riverdale ending? not a cast wrap pic or anything?

he really got his feelings hurt when people made fun of his yearbook pages lmao. i know people will say it’s about avoiding backlash but he’s been getting backlash from large sections of the fandom for years and years and it’s never stopped him, so.

[ghoststudios]

Riverdale Yearbook part 13, ooo.

Part 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12

I had a break and change of programs, and I think that helped me with this page.

On this page we have, Bingo Wilkins, Samantha Smith, Teddy Tambourine, Buddy Drumhead, Zelda Maxson, Dimples Delush, "Lucky Penny" Penny Peabody, Fangs Fogarty, Ambrose Pipps, Evelyn Evernever, Sue Stringly and "Bubbles" Bella Mcbounce.

and here's a bonus, I had partially done this page in sketchbook before I transferred to Krita. so the little archie gang had doodles months before.

Out of all of them, I say Bubbles has changed the most.

[bumblebaubles]

“theres even a whole page dedicated to the serpents”

NO sweetpea. ITS A SPREAD. There are TWO PAGES not one! 

[jimalim]

After a misspelling, incorrect measurements, and a couple of blown out screens, I've finally got all the special screenprinted covers for the @riverdaleprideandjoyzine completed! I'll be mailing these, along with all these other extra goodies I was in charge of to our admin on Saturday. This project is almost done, and I can't wait for yall to see everything everyone's cooked up!

[frauleinfunf]

Who tf prints a draft of the yearbook anymore instead of just using software? and why would betty clear it with the printers but not honey?

[madchenlover]

#tbt

[srikumr2]

If yearbook superlatives were a thing in Nightvale

I got bored ok. Like really bored. Also reblog with any clever additions you can think of.

1. Most likely to become a false prophet

2. Most likely to compose a cacophony

3. Most likely to get revenge on existence itself

4. Most likely to photograph a vampire

5. Most likely to colonize The Sun

6. Most likely to erect a monolith

7. Most likely to enter the 5th dimension

8. Most likely to Ascend.