#that's just so amazing details

[bunnidarling]

Averyll and Astarion share a stolen moment at the grand soiree.

Beautiful illustration by the incredible @littleskrib

[lilybug-02]

Eimmet High...temmiE high. OMG!

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Next update may take...much longer! I have finals and an internship and not to mention I have to draw- A LOT :')

[phoenixcatch7]

Okay but it's super interesting how

Din = Power = Ganondorf

Naryu = Wisdom = Zelda

Farore = Courage = Link.

Because Din, in the hylian creation myth, created the physical world. Naryu then created the laws - gravity, time, etc. And Farore finally created life - plants and people.

Din created the body, naryu the mind, Farore the soul.

And the triforce and its wielders so perfectly reflect that.

Ganon is physical power, he is big and intimidating and he breaks things. He is cunning and determined, but that's not what he focuses on. He is might makes right.

Zelda is wisdom and cleverness. She is stall tactics and information and team work. She is a powerful mage with a spine of steel, but that's not how she'll win. She is the pen being mightier than the sword.

Link is courage and persistence. He is the wild card sneaking behind enemy ranks, always moving, plunging into terrifying situations head first. He's a phenomenal fighter with a keen wit, but that's not what will get him through his challenges. He is bravery not being the absence of fear but the triumph over it.

They sit in perfect parallels to each other.

And ganon is reborn through his body - his resurrection is immortality. No matter how low he is cast, as long as he has a body he can claw his way back. He can cling to his power, build it ever higher.

Zelda is reborn through the magic of her bloodline. It's the accumulated knowledge handed down for generations, the unique power she must master, the skills she must develop to survive and get her kingdom out the other side intact. Even her name, the knowledge of herself, is handed down from all the way from the very first. Her ancestors knowledge of her future presence, her stability, is what gives her the edge.

Link is reborn in spirit. He is not bound by flesh or blood. Just like his wanderlust soul he can reappear in any time or place. His variation, his unpredictability, is exactly how he fights. It's what makes him so hard to pin down.

Ganons need to build strength means he can't chase after link. Links impulsiveness means zelda can outwit him. Zeldas stationary predictability means she's an easy target for ganon.

But the other direction?

Fire melts ice, ice redirects lightning, lightning burns fire.

And that's the very essence of the triforce.

[cicadatree]

toronja 🍊 by @quenepacrossing

DA: 1902-8710-0551

[koyehn]

The Witness Concept Art by Tobias Kwan

[bixels]

The more I think about it, the more I question Arcane S2's politics and themes, which were so foundational to S1. Like, a tiny example [SPOILERS AHEAD]:

Singed wins. He gets exactly what he wants in the end. All his "efforts" are rewarded. What does that say about people who share his ideology of eugenics? He is the source of nearly every horrible thing and conflict that happened (Shimmer, the factory deaths, Jinx, Vander as Warwick, the corruption of Viktor), and he gets a happier ending than any other character. Not even a 'he got what he wanted but he has become completely unrecognizable/monstrous to his daughter' tag at the end. You can say they're setting him up and need to open his daughter to future shows, but the way you end a character's story says something about what you think about that character. What does it say when the eugenicist war criminal gets the happy ending he doesn't deserve?

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 3 - Toy Box

[theorahsart]

"The drums rolled, and the crowds roared; and that, though no one knew it, was the end of the bright hope for a democratic Republic."

-R. R. Palmer, Twelve Who Ruled

[annwayne]

Y'all look at this amazing commission I got from the fantastic @mothiepixie of Alice and Todd! I totally recommend Mothie if you're looking for a commission!

[karioke13]

While I was making gifs of Transformers One I noticed something…

Here, when Elita is telling Orion how his optimism helps envision a better future for everyone, look closely at his face!

You can see a slight smile form and you can tell he's visibly blushing at hearing Elita saying these kind words to him. During the beginning of the movie, Orion has been trying to get Elita’s attention for years and yet she always ignored him or scold back at him. But here it is different. They’ve built such a meaningful relationship and have come together due to Sentinels lies. And they both want a better future for their friends and Cybertron as a whole. And now she has to make him realize the good his optimism gives to others and most importantly, to her! She wants to heal his self doubt and to uplift him, just as he always had to her. So her saying those things really sticks with Orion as he deeply appreciates these words coming from her. Hence his slight smile.

Unfortunately though, he reverts back towards how he should have listened to D-16 about needing to stay on protocol. And he goes back to a sad frown as he remembers D’s harsh words echoing in his mind.

[dollopole]

In the episode “The Moment of Truth” Arthur’s sword (it could also be Merlin’s one. Arthur tells him to put it down because he looks ridiculous) is standing between them in the ground (where it seems to be stuck on a pile of stones.)

Like it stands between them in season four, in the episode, "The Sword in the Stone" (a sword that, probably like the one in season one, Merlin puts there.)

Excalibur represents Arthur’s ascension to the throne of Camelot in season four.

In the “Moment of Truth”, Arthur, by helping Merlin and the Elador people take their village back from Kanen, shows the true quality of being a prince, fighting for what’s right and for freedom, and by protecting everyone from greed and injustice.

It’s in this very episode that Merlin wants to tell Arthur the truth about himself; Merlin defends Arthur from Will’s remarks about him.

In season one, Merlin comforts Arthur because Arthur believes is not worth it, that he’s wrong of him to help the villagers fight for their freedom, and that Will might be right about him.

But Merlin tries to make Arthur believe that what he’s doing is right and fair, and that they’re going to win back the village from Kanen.

In season four, Merlin does the same thing:

he tries to tell Arthur that Tristan, who thinks Arthur is selfish and not worth of trust, is wrong, when they need to take back Camelot from Morgana (like they needed to take back Ealdor from Kanen), and sits there with Arthur to comfort him.

In both episodes, Arthur stands in a circle with his people. Regardless of who they are, Arthur protects them, and he doesn’t make a difference of who will fight and who won’t.

Because they're all the same, no matter their rank and status.

And because we know that all Arthur wants is to create a kingdom that is fair and just, and that he doesn't want to rule like his father does/did (given that in season one he goes against his father to take back Ealdor), Arthur shows that he has the making of a great prince/king.

The people, and Merlin, love him for who he is and what he represents, for his courage and kindness, and not only for his title.

We're also shown that with the reason as to why Arthur decides to take the journey to Elador:

to help his citizens; to help innocent people from a greedy and selfish man; to help the man he cares about.

This shows his true colours. Arthur's there for Merlin.

And in both instances, where Merlin believes in Arthur, in his friend, in what he stands for, in his love for not only his people, but for him, Merlin is there for Arthur too.

And Merlin can't help but have hope, respect and love pouring out of him and for Arthur only, and for the prince/king he is/will be.

[thatsadguymochi]

I pixeled more... no one is safe from becoming a sprite!

I found out how to tweak the sizes without messing up the characters :D

Atlas belongs to @silvery-stars-above

Starrz belongs to @astral-pr0jecti0n

Alice belongs to @sinjaangels

Milo belongs to @hy4c1nthh

[jade-of-mourning]

finished (please reblog that one!)

don't know shit about this fandom but my friend showed me the youtube videos and i was like oooooo… i have no idea what kinger looks like.

anywho; sketches. will probably clean these up & color properly at some point bc jax got so stretched that he is approximately 3 pixels now. but until then i figured i'd just put it out here bc i have to do college instead of drawing now!

[spaceorphan18]

okay, so I watched severance tonight and omg, this episode was great.

i think i'll do a larger reaction tomorrow but...

one tiny detail that sticks out which is... fascinating...

So, the score of the show is built on the tri-tone, long winded explanation short, an interval of tones that is unstable and jarring and is what makes the atmosphere of the show incredibly unnerving, unbalanced, and a little creepy.

but the thing about the tri-tone interval - the THING is that it wants to resolve to something more stable. it's always at odds with its resounding dissonance. And it's always wanting to get to something more stable.

Here's the brilliance of this show. Really. Because at the end of the surgery scene, when Mark was reintegrated fully -- the score was a major chord. Perfectly beautiful, in harmony, uplifting triads in a major key.

THE TRI-TONE HAD RESOLVED AND EVERYTHING WAS PERFECTLY HAMRONIC AGAIN. Because Mark is/was no longer at odds with himself. He was one and whole again.

This show blows my mind. Really. With the amount of detail that uses in its storytelling. Just. Omg wow.

[meownotgood]

he's here....

[cloudwisp]

comm by bubble_sen

“Does this tea time have to end at all? Couldn’t it just continue on into the evening, with you keeping me company?”