#the sun is my highlighter !!

[larabar]

supernova

[crabsnpersimmons]

After seeing how flirty the chef is I’m reminded of a certain Katy Perry song..

👀

well

i guess it's a good time to share my Eclipse playlist (head's up for some Explicit songs)

and spoiler: it's all flirty 🥰

bonus: i finally decided on Eclipse's voice claim: Ashe

[way2gosuperrstarr]

lil sun doodle dump + some other things . 2 sunday's and a mercury . im sorry freddy fazbear i did not do you justice while drawing you. i am ashamed.

[ryomaandgundhamkin]

SOLSTICE FANART <33

Sorry if the colors are bad! I literally used my highlighters. I HAVE LIKE 10 COLORS

I have to mix a ton of colors for this but I got the hang of it

I love how @ayyy-imma-ninja draws it bro i might just start simping 😼…

the thumbnail designs are so nice bro… wish I could draw as good as some people😇

I took the photo at a weird angle and the lighting on my phone is horrible -

[lloydfrontera]

literally cannot stop thinking about @sunflowercider's post about the fronteras calling javier 'sir asrahan' and him getting so happy about it they can't bring themselves to stop and i'm just. i can't it's too cute OTL

[syndrossi]

We've seen the hatchlings' baby pictures, and @immortalwalnut is back with the most beautifully lit and colored piece of their older versions mid-flight! I am blown away by how incredibly dynamic everything is, especially their poses.

[hussyknee]

[Video description: Dated black and white video of an interview between a man off-screen who speaks in an upper-crust English accent and a handsome brown man in his thirties seated at a table. He is lean with short curly dark hair, a very sixties moustache, and wearing a casual shirt with an open collar. The camera is zoomed in on him, leaning forward on his elbows, head low and tilted towards the interviewer, brow furrowed, and an intense gaze that flicks down at the table after each question in careful contemplation. He speaks with an Arab accent. The timer of the video recording ticks away at the top left of the frame.

Transcript:

Interviewer: "Why won't your organisation engage in peace talks with the Israelis?"

Ghassan Kanafani: "You don't mean exactly peace talks. You mean capitulation. Surrendering."

Interviewer: "Why not just talk?"

Ghassan: "Talk to whom?"

Interviewer: "Talk to the Israeli leaders."

Ghassan: "That's the kind of conversation between the sword and the neck, you mean."

Interviewer: "Well, if there's no swords or guns in the room you could still talk."

Ghassan: "No. I have never seen any talk between a colonialist case and a national liberation movement."

Interviewer: "But despite this, why not talk?"

Ghassan: "Talk about what?"

Interviewer: "Talk about the possibility of not fighting."

Ghassan: "Not fighting for what?"

Interviewer: "Not fighting at all, no matter what for."

Ghassan: "People usually fight for something, and they stop fighting for something so you can't even tell me speak about what—"

Interviewer: "—Stop fighting—"

Ghassan: "—Talk about stop fighting why?"

Interviewer: "Talk to stop fighting to stop the death and the misery, the destruction, the pain."

Ghassan: "The misery and the pain and the destruction and the death for whom?"

Interviewer: "Of Palestinians, of Israelis, of Arabs."

Ghassan: "Of the Palestinian people who are uprooted, thrown in the camps, living in starvation, killed for twenty years and forbidden to use even the name Palestinian?"

Interviewer: "Better that way than dead though."

Ghassan: "Maybe to you, but to us, it's not. To us, to liberate our country, to have dignity, to have respect, to have our mere human rights is something as essential as life itself."

Ghassan Kanafani is one of the heroes of the Palestinian liberation and celebrated in the canon of modern Arab literature. Forced out of his home with his family during the Nakba in 1948 at the age of ten, the shame of their surrender to Zionists moved him to devote his life to Arab nationalism, Marxist movements and Palestinian liberation through his career as a newspaper editor, journalist, novellist and non-combatant member of the armed resistance group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. He coined the term "resistance literature" for the genre of his writing, that came to be instrumental in shaping the Palestinian national identity and ideology of its resistance. In 1972, he and his 17 year old niece were murdered in a car bomb by Mossad.

His obituary read:

"He was a commando who never fired a gun, whose weapon was a ball-point pen, and his arena the newspaper pages."

[serendipnpipity]

Lil’ minimalist 2am notes app drawing 🌘

(WIP it came from below the cut)

[bogkeep]

treated myself to a nice cup of Mystery Plant today u_u

[crow-n-tell]

Brought u breakfast

Eat fast, he might try scutter away

Do I GOTTA fungi?? Do I really gotta 🥺

[mochablogger]

Sooo pumped up for the episode tomorrow yayaya

Goofy ahh bg and lighting test :33 I kinda suck at expressions though grahh

But anyways. you can't blame me for making him cry :(( I mean bro lost his home </333 rb to pay respects <3

[starheirxero]

Do you have ref sheets of Servant!Sun and Centiclipse?

Okay this was literally sent back in august BUTTT the closest I have to refs are these quick colored doodles I made for artfight!!

Though I must confess, I am a man who is very loose in what details are and aren't consistent. You are more than free to play with their designs however you wish but you can use this as a jumping off point of sorts!! :D

[inumbrapugnabimus-maybe]

here! Have a sketch of sun :D

[julykings]

goodbye may

[metathemeta-art]

a doodle of @xitsensunmoon ‘s vampire boys!! because their most recent comic made me lose my entire mind for a solid four hours!! cough. anyway

[arttsuka]

Quick doodle