#way too much

[trashpocket]

sisters, always.

[willowkatt]

you make your debut album and put demoliton lovers and drowning lessons and honey this mirror isnt big enough for the two of us and a romance cover and vampires will never hurt you and our lady of sorrows and early sunsets over monroeville and cubicles and this is the best day ever and headfirst for halos and skylines and turnstiles on it.. SMH

[lazygyodza]

Another day - another reason to love ur cute human wife...

and huge monster husbando is living by these words UwU 💕

Le sneak peek of another WIP in my sketch folder

[tagzpite]

fishysseus next?

[djarinvettel]

this being one the best spoilers tags on imdb i have ever seen

[slickver-draws]

~ Show More Than Tell ~

First Short Animatic I've ever done...

[ifuckinglovelemondemon-srs]

[meiczyslaw-mccall]

Never thought I'd ball my eyes out while reading The Raven but here we are I guess

I love you so much Haymitch

[knifefightandchill]

[sohosaturn]

Mel, the most beautiful arcane character. It’s true, you didn’t hear it from me, I don’t make the rules.

(Also, I drew this like two weeks ago and just forgot to post it here, my bad guys)

[lord-montgomery]

simon being around the same height as izzy when they first started dating and thinking that was how it would always be bc iz had stopped growing by that point and simon was literally dead. and then simon growing again after edom. and izzy noticing it from afar when she would go to his band's shows in secret, noticing it from up close when she and magnus approached him at st. xavier's, noticing it every time she ran into him during his time at the shadowhunter academy. it's weird. it's unsettling. like sure jace and alec had continued to grow in those years too, but she'd become so familiar with a simon who was never going to grow again... and it only adds to the distance. that height marks something so irrevocably different in him. but not necessarily in a bad way. a grown simon is a matured simon, a simon who has experienced shit and learned from it. and that simon falling for izzy all over again, that simon being the one she claims as her own, that simon--that taller simon--being the one she knows she'll love forever....

[glassbead-xx]

Arslan reread pt 4

Daryun is a Serica fanboy

So I went and looked up what happened in Serica because it was driving me crazy, and now that I know no wonder Daryun is obsessed with the place

(He looks so proud, I love him)

[harr0w7]

FINALLY FINISHED THIS 😭 3 stupid hours on this and been doing it only with a mouse...click click click....click until you go mad, Ray 🪦

anyway, I hope y'all like this.

THE BLOOPERS

[wendigoruble]

Would anyone be interested in seeing Spots dialog? I have some written up

[wanderingmind867]

A new and probably controversial opinion on television, as delivered by me: I hate when hour length tv dramas run for 20 episodes and run from September all the way to fucking May. Nearly 9 months! 9 months of formulaic episode of the week style crap! That's too much! This isn't a half hour show (for which I could forgive really long seasons). No, this is an hour length detective show. And I'm sick of it. We're only on episode 16 or 17 or something, and I just... I barely care anymore. Why should I? There's been too many episodes, and they all blur together.

So my opinion is thus: If a show is an hour long (I don't care if it's animated or live action) it should get shorter seasons. If a show is only 30 minutes long, it deserves longer seasons. That sounds reasonable to me. Because some cartoons or old 50s sitcoms got 30-40 episode seasons. I don't mind that, because they're half hours. They're manageable. But hour length shows (especially the dramatic ones)? No. No, no, no! You think my attention span is good enough to watch something that long when it's a drama? It barely is. And I slowly grow to resent the show the longer it runs. So no more 20 episode dramas, please.

PS: I know that shows in the UK and here in Canada tend to get less episodes than shows in the United States. Is that true for Australia and the other commonwealth countries too? I've only seen a handful of shows from Australia (basically, i've seen probably one or two comedies that canadian netflix picked up), and they seem to follow the shorter seasons rule.

But if all the commonwealth countries are getting shorter seasons for shows, why does american tv have 20 episode seasons still!? This is most egregious for the hour length shows. Half hour shows should run longer. That applies to all the UK, Canadian, American and Australian shows i've liked. Longer seasons for half hour shows, shorter seasons for hour length shows.

[catastrouge]

if anything bad ever happens to her I will kill everyone in the encanto and then myself.