#wowwww!!!

[evapillar]

Every time I think I’ve seen the most incredible art the ineffably talented Good Omens fandom has to offer, something like this shows up.

“Before the Beginning” automata and electronic music box (not hand-crank)

These have been in the works for a *long* time; I’ve lost track of how many hours I’ve spent tweaking or redesigning parts, but they are finally ready! Made from wood, paint, resin, acrylic, and brass. Inspired by that beautiful opening scene of S2, and of course the Aziraphale and Crowley are from the Peter Anderson Studios title credits. Turn the handle and they spin in space; press the star button on the front to play the music box rendition of the Good Omens theme. The (electronic) music box is rechargeable via a port in the back (cable included).

I couldn’t decide whether to make this blue with gold or gold with blue, so I made one of each just for variety- I’ll post the gold one tomorrow!

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I’m beyond excited for season 3!!

[zipsunz]

DANDADANDADANDADAN 👽👻

[molinaesque]

"Tonight, a harebrained scheme these two bozos cooked up to turn a dank crack in the earth into a thriving, healthy community, became a reality." "Tonight, ey? You hear that, bozo #2? We made it. We're done." "Oh, you're sadly mistaken. I'm bozo #1."

[hinamie]

itafushi nation how r we Feeling!!!!!!!!!!!

[tinyevelyn]

Thank you @darkestday828 and everyone who got me to 500 reblogs!

my genderfluid ass every once in a while

[erabu-san]

Emilie !

Plus a timelapse 🫡 sorry i forgot to record when I started sketching 😭

[sticcmann]

Rainbow triangle

[vonlipvig]

explodin von karma with their minds and hot, sexy gazes

[mochiwei]

Day 27: Respite

Print available here!

[visenyaism]

briennes flaw is that she’s a straight butch. she could be the most powerful lesbian in all the realms, if she didn’t fall for fail loser guys. ok wait renly isn’t a fail loser guy but he’s gay. so.

brienne is definitely doing for the westerosi lesbian community what her papaw dunk was doing in dunk and egg where its just the hottest tallest most heroic knight who is also incredibly sweet comes to town and saves the day and everyone’s looking up at them batting their eyelashes like wowww thank you so much you were so brave how can i ever show you my gratitude. and then they don’t take the hint and leave town because they have just no idea what their effect on people is

[eggbertith]

netflix using AI to extend the vi and jinx poster ok

[tapakah0]

Look who has a hand now… Donnie magician Ep.5 [We lose, we gain] | pt.2 Previous episode Masterpost

[literalfuckingfreak]

“you never felt the call of the divine, astarion?”

“oh, i tried them all. none of them answered.”

[its-the-rules]

btw

[blamemma]

daniel ricciardo in parc ferme after the race | 📍 baku city circuit, azerbaijan grand prix, race day | 📸 ahmad al shehab (edited.)

[aniseya]

“On the emotional front, Qimir's little skinny-dip accentuates his vulnerability, a characteristic inapplicable to him before now. And in the face of unarmed and premeditated vulnerability, Qimir glides with measured assurance. Despite the vicious carnage he enacted just one episode prior, he's composed to the point of subdued. He approaches Osha without predation, comfortably transferring the situation's power to her even though his established strength says otherwise.”

“Qimir is openly smoldering and inviting for the same reasons that fictional bad boys (and bad girls) remain appealing: the fascinating dichotomy of someone capable of massacring those he deems enemies but respectfully, even gently, approaching his equal.”

“Having urged the truth from her, he reassures Osha that he understands her pain. Her admission bridges between them the intimacy of shared experiences. They stare into one another's souls, and stare more, Qimir's hand remaining light — unimposing but present, if she chooses to pursue the contact — on Osha's arm.”

“Given how easily Qimir disguised himself as an unassuming scoundrel, it's natural to assume that he intends to manipulate Osha. Even though we won't know every nuance until The Acolyte concludes, Headland's intentions with the Oshamir pairing refute that reading.”

“When he reveals with little fanfare that his Jedi Master literally stabbed him in the back, it invokes complicated sympathy and intrigue; he's building a mystery Sarah McLachlan style. That said, this undeniable villain has no intention of redeeming himself. He asserts his defiant position and subtly offers Osha the same companionable, bonding acknowledgment: accepting her as she is instead of marking her a shameful, failed Jedi.”

(x.)