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[dappermouth]

FanX Salt Lake happens this week! Sept. 21-23, I'll be signing and selling prints in the artist alley — swing by and say hi if you're there!

[beardedmrbean]

Sun photographed for 1.5 years every day from the same spot at the same time of day

[astoldbyidiots]

is this the big one? who knows

other places you can find me:

discord: astoldbyidiots

youtube: AsxToldxByxIdiots

(someone is hoarding my username on yt AND THEYRE NOT EVEN DOING ANYTHING WITH IT)

ao3: astoldbyidiots, becausetheplotsaidso

[ryssbelle]

Drew a bunch of Marinettes in a bunch of different artists styles it was a lot of fun!!

Artists who's styles I mimicked: @buggachat @hamsternamedmarinette @ladybeug @sabertoothwalrus and @anna-scribbles all epic artists 🤟😎

[lil-lemon-snails]

Been thinking.. what if big....

[ghostbsuter]

"I can see dead people." He mentions with a shrug, using the chopsticks to fish more noodles into his mouth.

Dick stares at him. "Huh."

"Is that why you help?" He asks, getting more spring rolls.

"Yeah. Once someone becomes a ghost, word gets out quick, and they come to me. Always tatling about unfairness and justice." The kid waves the words around, rolling his eyes.

Dick just pretens to he uninterested, despite his mind racing at the new info. He is piecing past moments together, every shadow leaping away, every note with tips, leads and—

Huh.

"Do you... like it? Doing all that?" Richard approaches thus carefully, brows furrowed at the kid opposite of him.

Danny moves his head, giving a 'so-so' answer. "It's not much to like, I can see ghosts, and they know it and use it. If it brings them to peace or whatever– well, that's just a plus."

Dick stares. He places his chopsticks down and looks at Danny worried.

In turn, the kid sighs. "Sometimes gifts become curses the longer you have it."

And Dick understands.

Mind made up, he throws a pair of keys at the kid, watching fondly as the other catches them with confusion.

"Next time use these, instead of entering through the window."

Danny mock-salutes with a shit eating grin. "Yes, Officer grayson."

[vaimetanyx]

@themolluscasometimes said she wanted a Skinhe plush and now this skin creature lives in her home because I asked 'how much do you want one?' and everything spiraled from there. The most interesting part of all this has been explaining who and what he is to people not in the know - stay insane svsss fandom

[ashes-in-a-jar]

I haven't thought much about Jonathan Sims for long enough that I kinda feel like I've started thinking about him a little more divorced of the emotional attachment I might have had once. Because I just saw a post lamenting his slow descent into inhumanity and losing his identity, becoming the archivist rather than Jonathan Sims, losing his friends, his house, everything he loves.

But is that true? That put upon head archivist persona he had in the beginning, was that really him? The way I see it, real life has already leached him of any identity he might have had, he didn't really have friends, Tim and Sasha clearly weren't, as we saw in their season 5 recording. He chose to make them his subordinates over beib friends, pushed away Georgie, he became so desperate for approval that he agreed to take a job he clearly has no idea how to do, let his stress over it isolate him from everyone around him, had a desperate need to assert himself in the beginning of every recording as 'head archivist of the Magnus institute london'. Forget about even having a home, he often slept in his office for heaven's sake.

The way I see it, this story is about him finding himself, finding the perfect place for himself in this already doomed world that was already strangling him and everyone around him. He became the Archivist, no longer needing to connect himself to some godforsaken capitalistic institute to identify himself. found his role, he enjoyed its power, even admitted to it. He found love. He found purpose in trying to save the world. In the end he was surrounded with the friends he made along the way (as friendly as they could be under the circumstances). He was finally allowed to make real choices, have true responsibility over himself and not be some tired corporate worker, part of a tired pointless system. Sure his choices weren't that great, and getting there was through outside manipulation and his own ignorance and he had to suffer immensely and pay an awful price of what we like to call his "humanity" but he Became and found what we all look for - his calling.

"It's still me" he says in the last episode. Because he is. He lost nothing and gained everything. Even dying in his lover's arms.

Forget about being human. In the end Jon achieves apotheosis and truly becomes Jonathan Sims

[pennumbra]

Polished up an old sketch! Some friendly kitchen competition between Adira and Varian. (Hector is off-screen peeling potatoes.)

[withered-tears]

Im pretty confident Nori did that with Uzi AT LEAST once.

anyway, moar doodles

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

you are so whimsical i qant to check out this mdzs (..??) because of your whimsical nature thank you sorry im very high and your art moved me emotionally

This is simultaneously the sweetest and funniest thing someone has sent me, thank you.

[hyperrealisticblood]

random thing i noticed while going through the character bios again: wally's bio now gives information about how his puppet was handled

there isn't any kind of sneaky wording here that would imply he was operated different from the others either, as frank is described the exact same way in his bio.

if it's true that wally WAS in fact puppeteered by someone and wasn't running around the studio by himself like some horrible gay homunculus, he was most likely puppeteered by ronald dorlaine, the creator of welcome home. wally is kind of the "kermit" of welcome home, and kermit was puppeteered by jim henson until his death in 1990. kermit was also referred to as henson's "alter ego" at times, his co-stars saying that it became hard to tell where kermit ended and henson started at times.

i think clown's mentioned the relationship between a puppet and their puppeteers being a topic explored in welcome home at some point (one of these mentions was pre-overhaul, so i'm not sure if it's still true), and has stated that there are going to be more human characters introduced. and since welcome home takes a lot of inspiration from the history of the muppets (and is why we need more horror media written by people really autistic about the topic covered), and "dorlaine" sounds so similar to "darling", it's possible wally may have been ronald dorlaine's "alter ego" in the same way that kermit was for jim henson.

i don't what what any of this implies or if any of this makes sense. i went on this whole rant because of one line of text. is anyone reading this. did anyone see that gnome run by. its so dark in here

[sysig]

Skelekinz (Patreon)

[gracefireheart]

Even more Sea Grunkles adventures where Stan and Ford, out in the middle of the ocean, suddenly get teleported somewhere. Where do they get teleported to? Why, to some sort of interdimensional game show, of course! An interdimensional game show where- for this episode- all the contestants are Ford from different dimensions!

However, all the other Fords that are there have something in common that our Ford (aka 46'\) doesn't share with them, which is the fact that he's the only Stanford there with a Stanley. Not just that Stan is physically there with him, but also that he's the only Ford with a Stan that is alive.

The first alternate Ford they spot was wearing the same sci-fi gear he did back when he was in the portal. A Ford that never got to return back home again. Bill is the one that ends up telling this Ford how his "useless spare of a twin" ended up kicking the bucket before the portal could be opened again and finally start their party takeover.

The second alternate Ford they spot is basically the "A Better World" Ford. The dimension where Stan did as Ford had originally asked of him ("Take this book, get on a boat, and sail as far away as you can! To the edge of the Earth! Bury it where no one can find it!"), Ford eventually was able to be rid of Bill, then tried to get back in contact with Stan again, only to find out he's dead.

The third alternate Ford they spot wore the same tan coat Ford wore after Stan managed to bring him back home, but looked worse for wear. In this Ford's timeline, when Weirdmageddon started, Stan was the one that got kidnapped instead of Ford, which eventually lead to Bill killing Stan during one of the torture sessions. Stan ain't as durable as Ford "Can take five-hundred volts (probably more than once) without dying" Pines.

And the last alternate Ford they spot looked... even worse for wear than the previous one. When this Ford went to the mailbox to figure out Stan's address to send the postcard to, the mailbox writes back the name of a graveyard. After asking more questions, it pretty much confirmed that Stan was dead, leading to Ford having to deal with Bill all on his own.

So now, Stan and Ford has to work together in order to win and get out of the-- Oh wait, the game show host suddenly poofs Stan to their side- inside a big bird cage- the moment they spot him. They can't let one of the Fords have an advantage over the other ones, can they?

No, instead, they raise the stakes a little; Whoever won the game show would not only get the original price (a regular wish that doesn't mess with time), but also receive Stanley! So now, our Ford has to do all in his power to win the game show over the other Fords, while Stan tries over and over again to escape the bird cage and get to his Ford.

[megacarapa]

i found this post and had to make it with them immediately

[little-mouse-adventures]

"We never do anything small, do we? Why can't we for once have a meeting in a Starbucks?" Butler complains about meeting Kong in Taipei 101, conveniently forgetting that the last time he and Artemis had a business meeting in a restaurant, he got shot in the heart and died.