#this was supposed to be a body study

[dex1o]

yusuke kitagawa the man you are

[malusvalley]

Get your best pair of Badidas and we'll see what that body does

[beaulesbian]

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)

So we're just supposed to let people die because some algorithm says that that's supposed to happen? You realize how messed up that sounds, right?

[mistxmood]

mods are asleep post more doodles

[saberdramon]

im still not convinced i know how his (or kiryu's) face looks like ngl

[the---hermit]

why am i a human with to-do lists and responsibilities, when i could have been one of those little bats who get wrapped in smol blankets and are fed berries.

[mushyfart]

I want to sleep in your arms, but not kiss. I long for your touch, but don't miss. I don't want to regret any of this.

[andiv3r]

do they have nasty vile disgusting old man sex. you can decide who i'm talking about

Yes it doesnt matter who you're talking about the answer is yes

[moodycarcass]

chibi style test homunculus

[foolishfuuck]

🏚️🪠🪤

[shush-you-insolent-fool]

BEHOLD PEASANTS A FULL AGGIE BOARD!!!

AAA! hosted by our looovely @hatchi-matchii (and technically co-creator @mobiitez )!!!!  I sat here unmoving for 4 hours jesus christ, Ive (read my lovely mother) reheated my tea 3 times since i kept... not drinking it MY ART /special highlights below!

see i told you ill finally post art here someday >:D

im so sorry this one took up so much space^^

my raphadoodle and draxum in a dress

all biblically accurate turtles by @tangledinink​ 

actually my first drawing on there lol, with the obligatory biblical turtles surround him  AND FINALLY 

SOUP CORNER SOUP CORNER SOUP CORNER (mine is leo)

[dreamedfyre-a]

not to be morbid on main but i saw this art and honestly that and the one f&b art where she's running towards jaehaerys' body while b&c leave always makes me think of the horrible violence and its aftermath, the grief and loss, the trauma and shock, a mother unwilling to let her son's mutilated body go, his blood on her hands, her dress, her hair (it doesn't matter; nothing matters but the fact there is no life in him anymore). she holds on to bloodied clothes even after. she haunts the room where the stones are stained with her child's blood. more self flagellation than remembrance, because it hurts and she wants to hurt, because she doesn't think she deserves to stop hurting. it's her blood on the stones, on the clothes she won't let go of. the life she birthed, the horror she let happen, it's all hers and she won't let go of it. it's repulsive and frightening and horrible and her fault in so many ways. she can't let go.

[lillazyboithings]

ya boi is slaving her ass away in speedrunning her research proposal but she got the best news ever which is a perfect 145/145 on her latest chemistry lab work<333

as a celebration gift, yall get one of my most recent wips (which is just a redraw of a 3-month old wip).

[theokusgallery]

So I started studying up on muscle structure and...

... Definitely thinking I should tone it down a notch

[j-esbian]

one of my biggest pet peeves and my smallest hill to die on is when people act like parchment is just The Old Fashioned Paper, or worse, use those terms interchangeably. it’s especially egregious in the fantasy genre, of course.

and i can kind of see how they got there: a lot of surviving texts from medieval europe are on parchment and that influences the way people perceive things; because ofc western fantasy draws a LOT of things from medieval times, that just gets exported along with the ideas that thatched houses are constantly falling apart and gothic churches come pre-blackened with soot

there’s a lot of ground to cover with the history of the written word, but the thing about paper is that it really took off because the gutenberg press made it fast and cheap to make books and paper was CHEAP and much easier to produce. parchment is expensive and, quite frankly, a much more limited resource (and it also didn’t disappear after the printing press took off. i’ve seen books printed on vellum, but by that point it was for the novelty/explicitly because it was so expensive). but it does have significant longevity vs paper, so of course it was usually reserved for important cultural items. people wouldn’t be using parchment to make a flyer for the county fair or to advertise a job, and probably only used it for correspondence if they’re very rich. granted, before the printing boom galvanized literacy levels (because it made reading material cheaper and more accessible), generally only rich people were literate and would have a need for something to read and write on, but there have been pamphlets forever

paper existed before the 13th century and honestly, whether it was anachronistic in real life shouldn’t bother you in a made up setting and anyway PLEASE remember that paper and parchment are not the same thing