#tenet fanart

[beeeeeta]

The protagonist and Neil

[maxsarrt]

Neil and Protagonist fanart🙏🏻 (I just watched Tenet yesterday for the first time and DAYUM IT WAS AMAZING)

[ponderosa121]

Tenet. Neil/Protagonist.

Cared more about getting the foreground seamless than the background, so please forgive the sloppiness there, but I am very pleased to have finally gotten this idea out of my brain. (Better quality video version up on my instagram.)

[muddywebs]

obsessed w them 😭 how did you capture that expression, feeling, moment, face so perfectly? im just

Protagoneil Polaroid #2

[sioboi]

im coming out as a fan of tenet

[iennoganan-aha]

WOOSH THEY’RE SO ‼️‼️‼️

Love this au so much, love making up a whole universe where Liane is treated nicely and has two sons, one who keeps the other one in check as she DESERVES‼️

Scott has a dark pink rose which means gratitude and appreciation, it’s to show his thanks for liane adopting him after his mother divorced his dad, then his dad left Liane. He’s very grateful to her,

Eric’s bouquet is full of Daffodils, daisys, lilacs and hydrangeas.

Daffodils- forgiveness

Daisy- new beginnings

Lilacs (pinkish purple)- love

Hydrangeas-gratitude, grace and beauty

What he is trying to say is that he’s sorry for how he acts, he wants to to better, he loves her and is thankful for her being his mother.

Cringe shit and hella out of character but LET ME BE DELUSIONAL

I’ll draw some canon cartman later to make up for my sins 💀

Don’t repost

[qbicearth]

what if uhm what if zosan were in tenet?

[aivelin]

First mission 

[akira71887606]

My artworks in 2022 part5

Including doodles

Dune + others

From twitter

[egotistical-cabbage]

I’M NORMAL ABOUT THEM I SWEAR I SWEAR

this is what happens when I go to school feeling upset and tired as fuuuuuuuck, I project onto Leo and doodle him and his silly ass boyfriend very poorly 💃

closeups and shit under the cut

[mongravi]

[davipinheiroart]

Reassisti Tenet ontem e eu ainda amo esse filme maluco

[harukaspiegel]

I want to watch Tenet again, so I drew this.

[gacha-incels]

I think one of the reasons it’s hard for people to cold turkey drop being fans/consumers of a piece of contemporary media is how these “fandom” spaces on social media have been set up. you’ve got generalized spaces online (sub-reddits, tumblr, twitter, etc. I would put even those book and film review websites here and imageboards) where you can “join” a pre-existing group of friends completely based on specific pieces of media.

for those who are post-college years and perhaps more introverted, it’s easier to talk with people online in these places and you can log in 24/7. instead of making friends in a physical schooling atmosphere where you’re surrounded by other people daily for 12+ years, you can log in and make friends digitally by being surrounded by people who all consume the same piece of media as you. so your friendship is completely dependent on this piece of media for the most part.

for younger people growing up now I think this also ties into “finding yourself” where they will see consumption of a piece of media as a core tenet of their personality. I believe this is part of why there have been multiple posts about the Project Moon/Limbus Company situation that say “don’t worry whatever you choose you’re not a bad person either way.” This is also reinforced when people online comment “xyz fan” if they want to call your judgement of something into question. They have in effect assigned you a personality based on your consumption a videogame, for example. When the creators do something so ideologically opposite than what the work presents, it’s extra shocking to those fans who considered consuming the work as part of their personality. I think this way of consumption is also why, at least from what I’ve seen, there has been such a drive to label and categorize “aesthetics” into words you can search hashtags for or put in your online profile. This also has got to be a reason why people go so hard in their defense of whatever media, because they feel like when someone criticizes the media they consume they are in effect criticizing the person who consumes it. They are essentially trying to defend themselves.

When something shocking like the kowtowing to misogynistic men situation with Limbus Company, in a sense the way these “fandom” spaces work online now makes it harder for people to completely drop the game. The consumer now has online friendships and is in entire communities based completely on this media, maybe they have also even created fanart and fanfiction. For some of them it’s part of their personality. If they drop it completely they are also losing these online communities , friends and even a sense of self. I think this is a reason you will see a lot of fans ask “what fandom/game should I get into next”, they want to fill this void ASAP.

As a gacha game, Limbus further complicates this by getting the consumer into a routine they now have to break. Every day they have logged in, done the daily gameplay, even the events and gambling banners have a set schedule. These types of games typically have an ensemble cast with specific set types of personalities so fans can choose their favorite(s). As long as they make money they will keep making stories (just look at FGO), so it’s like having a never-ending story with your favorite character. It’s like a series of movies that always end with a teaser for the next one. It’s easy to get addicted, not just from the gambling aspect.

I was confused at first why other fans were having such trouble completely dropping the game because for me, it was like a switch turned off and I was able to stop caring completely. I think it’s amazing how some Korean fans have completely deleted all their fanart and even taken their fan merch back from the restaurant. But looking into how “fandom” works these days it seems this makes it harder to drop something completely. I’m not saying these are the only reasons, but it’s interesting how this works positively for companies that make these pieces of media that are up for public consumption.

[stereden]

Statement regarding all my fics and fanworks

Okay folks. I don't want to be making this announcement, but since I just found out that someone was putting my fic(s) on youtube without my permission, here we are.

I do not give anyone permission to put my fics, in any format, on youtube or any other platform than AO3.

I do not give anyone permission to repost my fics anywhere, add them to anthologies, or post them on any other website.

I especially do not give anyone permission to make money out of my fics, be it by monetizing videos on any platform or selling fanbound editions (personal or gift copies are alright, selling outright is not. Please refer to points 4 and 5 of the Renegade Bookbinding Guild's code of conduct to see what I mean by that.)

So if you see my work anywhere other than AO3, with or without credit, please let me know as soon as possible so I can report it and get it taken down, especially if the person in question is making money off of my work.

However!

I have stated repeatedly in the past that podfics, translations and fanart are fine, but I prefer to be asked first in the case of podfics and translation - mostly so I can tell you if someone else is maybe already working on that particular fic's podfic/translation in a particular language. I also require you to put a link back to the originals with the "inspired by" tab on AO3 and to state clearly that you're podficcing/translating my work. And please tag me in your fanarts, because I will absolutely flail at them!

In regards to the pirate code/lore, because I've been asked multiple times in comments/on tumblr/on discord:

While I'm super happy that you're enjoying my worldbuilding, please note that the pirate code, its tenets and the oaths and associated traditions, as depicted in my fics, are my original creations and not something I've agreed to let others use in their stories as is, since I'm also using them in original writing projects that I'm working on.

I don't mind if any of you want to use some elements of my works as inspiration for your writing, like the idea of a pirate code or pirate culture and traditions, but please do not use the specifics as described and worded in my fics. Create your own instead, or research historical pirate traditions for more inspiration!

When it comes to the main Watashitachi wa Roger kaizoku desu (we still stand proud) series/verse and cast (AKA anything to do with Shanks and Buggy, or original events or characters mentioned in my fics that aren't in canon) I'm currently not giving anyone permission to write in the verse because I have plans for them, I just haven’t gotten around to writing them/posting them.

Outtakes focusing on other characters reactions to the mess that is Marineford, or "characters reading the fic" fics are more than fine (and I’m super flattered and honored!), again as long as you ask me first, link back to me and let me know where to read it, but expanding on things like Depa or Buggy's capture by Shiki are things i'm planning on doing in the future so please leave those to me

The same goes for my OC's, though I might give permission in specific circumstances, but once again: ask me first.

I know the saying goes 'better to ask for forgiveness than for permission'. Not in this case. Ask the youtuber mentioned earlier how I responded to that.

[sacrificialsam]

now i'll be the first to admit that there's a level of disconnect between me and dean fans, often voluntarily as i don't tend to follow them, but i thought we had tenets we all agreed on. like that dean looked his best with the leather jacket, jewelry and super short hair. that dean enjoys his more practical clothing and thinks long hair is inconvenient. but now i keep seeing "dean fanart" that is just drawings of jensen with his current hair and outfits, which is so jarring because he would not want to look like that. the winchesters poisoned this fandom for real.