#studio reading

[autumn-may]

Mostly spoiler free summary of my viewing experience

[caratbow]

father philip is aware 😵‍💫

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[unholeystudio]

[virtualtear00]

Second piece of Rlainarin series

First piece

Third piece

[tanatola]

pathologic 3 announcement made me return to the classic game and finally play it properly! i think my favorite part of the bachelor's route is when he talks to maria kaina (or whoever's in her body at the time) and they explain that their planned Utopia isn’t even supposed to be a 'perfect' place but instead 'the mystical manifestation of a world inscrutable and inaccessible to men' going back to the original meaning of the word irl and instead of despairing Daniil fervently agrees that this kind of unimaginable leap is worth it, no matter where it actually leads

[almondcroissantsandink]

something soft based on this fic by @hero-in-waiting because I spent like a week reading it, saw a good pose reference on Pinterest, and promptly blacked out

[nikoco11]

[ dungeon meshi ] AAAGHHHGHHHGG

[toffeeteapot]

your fav characters reading for your goodreads profile pics!

[zu-is-here]

kawaii <3

[spkyart]

Post Chapter Black

[saltedsnailstudio]

linocut on lokta paper

[thiefkingyall]

Now for the painstaking colouring process... pray for my hands- hand writing those notes to look like they were scrawled hastily while slipping into madness was... not something I had expected to do. Ahem... now if you'll excuse me... the Seaspring calls.

[unholeystudio]

[how-to-get-away-with-study]

Old school libraries and archives 📖

[hamable]

One concrete thought I have about The Boy and The Heron is that i believe the core of the story is Mahito overcoming the loss and grief of losing his mother and his home and life, and- after spending the latter half of the movie navigating a between space where souls exist before they’re born as well as other spirits- When Mahito re-emerges with his stepmother, they too are both reborn.

One other thing I’ll have to address later: so much of this film (and The Wind Rises as well!) resonates deeper after watching The Never Ending Man, the doc that came out in 2016 about Hayao Miyazaki. Knowing about losing his mother young, about looking up to strong women, about his father building airplanes and those filling him with wonder until WWII hit and they became tools of war. Knowing about how he views the world, used to view the world, and how he hopes to leave it; how he’s baffled death has not claimed him yet but taken everyone else- god, all of it informs so much of his movies especially his most recent ones. I’m so emo about this man.

[almondcroissantsandink]

*stuffs this in an envelope and mails it to the set of top gun 3* now here's how hangster can still win