#urban design for kids

[anim-ttrpgs]

1d6-3 children

Yeah. Buy Eureka: Investigative Urban Fantasy.

[godsgifttothehumanrace]

Idk who this is but if you know I’ll give credit besides the point though look how cool the outfit is

[jev-urisk]

Had to round out the bunch with a little Seeker 💫

I think Seeker was extremely treasured growing up.. but they should have been loved a bit more. Their destiny awaited them, and no one ever let them forget that.

Aaand now that I've done all four characters for 🌐7 Circles🌐 as kids (bby Klaus, bby Val, bby Kaz) I am NOT drawing another child for a GOOD while 🎉 lol ᵉˢᵖᵉᶜᶦᵃˡˡʸ ᵒⁿᵉ ʷᶦᵗʰ ᶠᵒᵘʳ ᵃʳᵐˢ BUT! I'm now curious about what yalls ocs were like as little'ns!! Share one (or more) of the following about your ocs early days;

Something expected of them. Something they came to believe about themself bc of other people (ex. told you're annoying, or you're so smart). A childhood habit they've continued as an adult. How they were treated by adults. Childhood nicknames. Sketches or reference pics welcome but not necessary!

taggamez: @katenewmanwrites @smellyrottentrees @wyked-ao3 @lychhiker-writes @the-golden-comet @fortunatetragedy @cowboybrunch @zackprincebooks @urbiggestfan-01 @quillswriting +Open tag (no pressure tho!)

[wildcard-org]

made my smith design too fun to draw and now theyve taken over my brain. helpp

[jackest-jack]

Man what the hell was even up with my little pony. I fully havent watched it since I was a preteen but I distinctly remember some of the episodes being like

"Lets plan a surprise part for our friends!"

and then sometimes the one right after that would be like

"Lets rollout girls, we have to kill the devil from hell"

Like im not complaining but its been a little less than a decade and its just now hitting me that like most of the main 6 were just chilling running their small town business or whatever and then they met their insane friend from the big city and suddenly theyre in direct contact with the fucking pony god and theyre the only ones who can kill the kid friendly manifestation of total madness, or like. The pony devil from pony hell. Like we all remember fucking pony satan right. We all remember that right

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...THESE MIGHT BE CONSIDERED HOLY RELICS IN THE HISTORY OF STRAIGHT EDGE."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on two DIY T-shirt and jacket designs from the Boston, MA "Straight Edge" hardcore punk scene of the early '80s, from the private collection of the late, great Al Barile, guitarist/co-founder of Boston hardcore punk band SOCIETY SYSTEM DECONTROL.

PIC #3: Al Barile can be seen wearing "The Straight Edge" blue jacket on the sleeve art to the band's 1982 debut full-length "The Kids Will Have Their Say."

"Somehow these original relics have survived over 40 years & were brought out for interview yesterday. These might be considered holy relics in the history of straight edge. My guess is they might be the first and original start of the movement."

-- AL BARILE (SSD), c. November 19, 2023

Sources: https://x.com/xclaim/status/1726235893097185352, Reddit, various, etc...

[ivytea]

Your letter box art is too cute!

When I was little the nearest letter box was built in the side of a house so I always thought that there must be a person always sat behind it organising the post all day and because I lived in the middle of nowhere (and was a little clueless kid) I always thought it was a fairy.

OUGH this is so sweet & such a fun case (haha) of magical worldview.. i'd like to believe that any given mailbox is organised/populated by the coolest theory a local has about its existence. sending much love to your mysterious letter-sorter & their pulling of the coolest job in the world :''^)

[walldecorexpert]

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[itzphynix]

Remember! If you share, more answers will be there.

[viovio]

my spidersonas name is gagambing on account of the fact that she is a goat

[godsgifttothehumanrace]

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[error-silence]

Can anyone guess what her name is?

I swear she actually has one

My best friend gave it to her

She is now her mother

I’m leaving.

[greatwyrmgold]

You think that children feel more in control of their lives when they can go some places without needing to ask their parents to drive them there?

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[thisisnotaboutarttoys]

Art Toy Files #30: Why OG Collectors Still Hunt Bounty Hunter Pieces

Realities Behind the Act of Collecting #3

Some Art Toys appreciate in value—Bounty Hunter figures appreciate in meaning

Not every collectible survives the test of time. Trends fade, brands die, but Bounty Hunter figures? They hold weight.

Ask any serious collector, and they’ll tell you: owning an OG Skull Kun, Kid Hunter, or an early Bounty Hunter collab isn’t just about nostalgia—it’s about owning a piece of the Movement.

These figures were never mass-produced. They weren’t churned out like mainstream collectibles. They were crafted, curated, and dropped in a way that made every release feel special.

That’s why, decades later, Bounty Hunter still holds its value. Not just in price, but in significance.

If you’re hunting for the real history of Art Toys, you start with Bounty Hunter.

#MoreThanDisPlay #ArtToyGama #ArtToyCollecting

#ArtToyFiles

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Sergio Pampliega Campo & Cristina A. del Chicca are members co-founders of Art Toy Gama Collective since 2014

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[trippingontheescalator]

Sometimes I think this fandom forgets that the Marauders and Snape are boomers. I just saw an "rip Lily Evans you would have loved Dolly Parton" post and like... Dolly Parton began her career in the 60s. Lily most definitely would have listened to "Jolene" as a 13 year old kid. And as a fanfic writer myself, I don't want to unnecessarily dunk on anyone's hard work, but it is a pet peeve of mine when I search for fics set in the Marauders era during the 1970s and the characters all sound like they are heavily involved in 2024 tumblr discourse. These kids would have never heard the term "genderfluid." They would call themselves transsexual or a butch dyke and there would be 212% more cigarette smoke, just everywhere. Fuck there was a designated smoking area at my boomer parents' high school for students and so long as the parents signed the permission slip the kids could go there and smoke. This was incredibly common (at least in American high schools) pre-1980s. Like, I can see the Evans family playing a game of lawn darts, Mr Evans with a beer in one hand, a cigarette in his mouth, throwing highly dangerous lawn darts that would eventually be recalled because of all the deaths it caused. Severus Snape had most certainly absorbed lead from the leaded paint in his house. Nobody was going to call the cops on any abuse they might see going on in the Snape's house because its the 1960/1970s and "how Mr. Snape disciplines his son is his business." War rationing had just ended 6 years before Snape, Lily, and the Marauders were born. Mental illness was extremely taboo, dyslexia wasn't really recognized in schools or talked about until the 1980s, after the Marauders had graduated, a lot of people were still calling PTSD "shell shock." For Muggles, there was no real DNA testing (it was in its infancy), no cellphones you had to pray there was a payphone nearby, and you wpuld talk to a telephone operator. It wasn't until 1966 that the UK switched to an all-digit telephone numbers. Before then instead of an area code it was a central office in every city/region that used letters. So if Lily, as a six year old girl, wanted to talk to her grandma in Manchester, her mother would have dialed something like MAN-9126 (I actually have no idea what Manchester's central office code was lol, this is just an example). Cokeworth is likely a Victorian mill town, and the major push to replace outdoor plumbing with indoor plumbing didn't start until the 1960s. Severus would have most likely spent his early years without indoor plumbing while living in a rowhouse built in the 1860s. Tubs would have had to be filled by hand, laundry scrubbed by hand and hung out to dry, he would have used an outdoor toilet and considering he is in a poor urban area he most likely would have shared this toilet with his neighbors in the other rowhouses.

These characters' story are shaped by the time they lived in, and sometimes I think the fandom doesn't realize how different the 1960s and 1970s really was.