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Important tags:

My art: #yinks arts

My comics: #yinks comics & #As minhas BDs

Fandom stuff in this blog:

#good omens

#ut aus sans

Ships:

#crowley x aziraphale

#reaper!sans x geno!sans

[yink07]

Yeeeeppy sad comic !

“I can’t promise I won’t leave you”

“But..”

“I can promise I will always come back to you”

“A n g e l

are you crying..?”

. . .

[finitevoid]

every time someone brings up a link dying the comic inconspicuously pans over to tink

heros shade (yink) in canon tp mentioning failing to have taught the next generation. What does it mean

theres this scene where yink (who is like,60 but will still be yink forever) hes some hylian text on binks (botw link) sheikah slate that if you translate says that someones going to die. He has not told anyone. No one in fandom realy knows this because few are autistic enough so its subtle enough

Theyre generally hyping up yink and tp links relationship to yink. Yink is like the creators pet so hes going to suffer

yink needs to breed for timeline purposes so he cant die and it would be stupid to kill off tp link after already he nearly died. Tink is a child and yink already feels a type of way about his own child soldier trauma so he will shit his pants when it happens. Also the child always dies. So does the character of color and we all know tink is mad ethnic

Then……spirit tracks reference ? Or hopefully he stays dead..

the fact that theres a sheikah slate that literally says someones going to die and nobodys noticed is so crazy does lu just not have autistic fans

What was that about yink needing to breed

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Ok guys, I know I haven't been posting lately but... I drew this for you guys!

(This is the continuation of my "Draw your squad meme".)

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Let's Talk About Krazy Kat

Someone should really adapt the Krazy Kat comic strip for modern audiences. It's inventive, funny, poetic, and incredibly weird. Not to mention it's got to be public domain by now. Also it's super gay, but I'll get to that in a minute.

Krazy Kat is a newspaper comic strip that ran from 1913 to 1944. It was created by George Herriman (1880--1944), a mixed-race American of Creole descent. An extremely modest person, Herriman never liked talking about himself and usually passed as white.

{ID: Herriman's self-portrait, uncolored, surrounded by his characters. An ink bottle on his desk reads "yink" and I personally think that's adorable. end ID}

While the strip never quite achieved widespread popularity, Krazy Kat is considered one of the most influential American comics ever, and was cited as an inspiration by comic artists and illustrators such as Bill Watterson, Dr. Seuss, and Will Eisner. Newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst liked it so much, he kept it running even though it wasn't popular. When Herriman died, Hearst canceled the strip, believing that no one could replace the original creator.

Herriman's art style is particularly notable for his beautiful desert backgrounds, which were inspired by the American southwest landscape.

{ID: A colored comic panel of Krazy looking out at a desert mesa. End ID}

There are three recurring main characters in the strip:

Krazy (he/him, usually) is a cat of generous and eccentric nature. Not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer, but lovable and good-hearted all the same. Hopeless romantic.

Ignatz (he/him) is a mouse of the rude and egotistical type. He is arrogant and elitist, with an undying hatred for cats of all kinds. Basically the antithesis of Mickey Mouse.

Officer Pupp (he/him) is a police dog with a sure and steady attitude. He is mainly concerned with doing his job and arresting evildoers.

{ID: A colored comic panel of Ignatz, Officer Pupp, and Krazy, all of them looking at you rather judgmentally. End ID}

Essentially, the strip's premise comes down to a gay love triangle, and the various hijinks that ensue.

Krazy is hopelessly in love with Ignatz, often referring to him as "lil ainjil' and other pet names. He sees Ignatz's hostilities towards him as signs of love (masochism??), and won't be persuaded otherwise.

Ignatz despises Krazy and desires nothing more than to "bean that kat's brain with a brick". He is either unaware or uninterested in Krazy's obvious affections and persists in assaulting the kat.

Officer Pupp is often portrayed as being in love with Krazy, and strives to protect him from Ignatz's brick-throwing. Many strips end with Officer Pupp jailing Ignatz. Krazy is unaware of the dog's affections, and even if he wasn't, Ignatz is his only love.

As you can see, the comic's humor relies partly on it's reversal of typical conventions: instead of cat chases mouse, cat is in love with mouse, and mouse chases cat; instead of dog chases cat, dog is in love with cat, and chases mouse.

Probably the most iconic aspect of Krazy Kat is Ignatz's brick-throwing, which happens in nearly every strip. If you google images of Krazy Kat, you'll likely end up with something like this:

{ID: A colored comic panel of Ignatz tossing a brick at Krazy's head. A heart appears above Krazy, signifying his love, while Ignatz says in a speech bubble "Good Hunting." End ID}

Did I mention Ignatz has a wife and kids? He does. They only show up a couple of times, and Krazy is perfectly aware of them, even helping them out in their time of need. It doesn't stop him from declaring his love, nor does Krazy's kindness stop Ignatz from throwing bricks. That's just how the world goes around.

Say, what is up with this weird comic anyway? Why does Krazy insist on his love even when Ignatz is clearly a horrible person? And why does Ignatz hate Krazy so much? Is this just a silly kat-and-mouse-komic, or is there something deeper here? Is this strip perhaps a commentary on racial relations (black kat & white mouse) or maybe a social satire of romantic relationships, heterosexual or otherwise? And why the heck is this newspaper strip contemplating human mortality all of a sudden!?

{ID: Uncolored comic panel, excerpted from Krazy Kat: The Art of George Herriman. Transcript: You have written truth, you friends of the shadows, yet be not harsh with Krazy--he is but a shadow himself, caught in the web of this mortal skein. We call him 'Cat', we call him 'Crazy', yet he is neither. At some time will he ride away to you, people of the twilight, his password will be the echoes of a vesper bell, his coach, a zephyr from the west. Forgive him, for you will understand him no better than we who linger on this side of the pale. end ID}

Yeah, I don't know either. I suspect that the 20th century comic-reading public did not necessarily get all the nuance and dynamics present in this strip. Which would explain why it was never popular in the mainstream but highly appealed to intellectuals and history nerds obsessing over niche comics.

So...is Krazy Kat queer? It's not exactly fair to apply 21st century terms to a 20th century comic strip. And yet Krazy and Ignatz's relationship, one-sided and abusive as it is, is the primary conflict of the strip. When asked directly about Krazy's gender, Herriman gave a nuanced and interesting answer:

{Text excerpted from Krazy Kat: The Comic Art of George Herriman. Transcript: Krazy's gender was uncertain right from the beginning, for Herriman might refer to the Kat as either "he" or "she". The artist once replied this when questioned about the Kat's sex: "I don't know. I fooled around with it once; began to think the Kat is a girl--even drew up some strips with her being pregnant. It wasn't the Kat any longer; too much concerned with her own problems--like a soap opera. Know what I mean? Then I realized Krazy was something like a sprite, an elf. They have no sex. So that Kat can't be a he or a she. The Kat's a spirit--a pixie--free to butt into anything. Don't you think so? End ID}

Herriman's refusal to identify Krazy with one gender or the other has undoubtedly perplexed readers since the strip's run. Animated adaptations have been forced to give Krazy a gender, usually with the intention of making his love heterosexual. A short-lived cartoon in 1962 made Krazy female, with a female voice actor, while a comic book adaptation portrayed the kat as male, but with less emphasis on the romantic dynamic. In the original strip, however, Krazy cannot be constrained to any particular identity; he is only krazy.

{ID: Uncolored comic panel with Krazy and Ignatz. Krazy is saying "Y'see, I don't know whether to take unto myself a wife or a husband." Ignatz looks surprised. End ID}

I hope you enjoyed this brief overview of a strange, underappreciated comic, and I will now leave you with a sweet little strip, which implies that Ignatz may have some fondness for Krazy in his black heart after all:

{ID: An uncolored comic strip. Panel 1: Krazy and Ignatz sleeping beside each other on a log. Panel 2: Krazy awakens, noticing Ignatz next to him. Panel 3: Krazy looks around. Panel 4: Krazy kisses Ignatz with a "smack" sound effect. Panel 5: Krazy goes back to sleep. Ignatz dreams of angels and cupids raining down arrows of love and hearts all around. End ID.}

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Yink mit apologies . #comics #krazykat #georgeherriman #sketchbook #sorry #blackandwhite #artcomics

[yink07]

Afterdeath comic

Continue..?

[yink07]

*In the 1st, 2cnd and 10th drawing the two humans are Adam and Eve

I made this comic with @azuletatwt!

Don't eat THE Apple!!!

Good Omens comic - part 1

>> Part 2

[yink07]

AFTERSCHOOL - story

{ Afterschool is a story about the ship afterdeath (reaper x geno) }

Synopsis:

Geno is a boy from a rich family with a dull and sad life.

When he was born, his father rejected him due to his health problems and disabilities (as well as his other two brothers), which contributed to Geno not having a father in his childhood.

His father beat his mother - the children watched helplessly, crying quietly.

One day his father died.

His mother went mad.

Geno was dead to life.

Every day was the same, he was a hard-working student with excellent grades, but his life was destroyed.

Then he went to 11th grade - and everything changed.

A new boy enters the school, he's mysterious and dark.

This makes Geno notice him.

The boy looks like a 12th grader, but he's in 11th grade too.

He joins Geno's class.

They exchange glances... there are truths that they are both hiding... and that they won't reveal.

Nobody knows how rich Geno's family is.

And no one knows who the new boy really is.

"Reaper tries to get close to Geno" "Little by little, Geno realizes that he's fallen in love"

{ A cold and sad novel that deals with acceptance and respect for others. }

{ Proving what love really is.

Love isn't necessarily warm and fuzzy, sometimes you have to wait patiently until you finally meet.... }

2024 - Yink07 R.

[yink07]

I made this comic with @azuletatwt!

Don't eat THE Apple!!!

Good Omens comic - part 2

>> Part 3 (WARNING‼️ >>> NSFW content!!!)

<< Part 1 >>

[my-comic-work]

BD; Será Verdade? << 2.ª parte >>

[my-comic-work]

BD; Será Verdade? << 1.ª parte. >>

[yink07]

ℍ𝕖𝕝𝕝𝕠 𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣𝕪𝕠𝕟𝕖!

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!!!(For now, not all of them because I still need to tag some posts)!!!

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My fanfics: #yinks fics

My polls: #yinks polls

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@yink07-plus18

The posts on this blog are basically just drawings of hot ships, nsfw and +18 stuff, which I don't publish here on my pincipal blog, (Yink07).

There you can ask me questions and request hot drawings of your favorite ships.

🔞❗️THIS CONTENT IS NOT FOR MINORS!!!❗️🔞

@my-comic-work

This is the blog where I will publish my comics [in their original language 🇵🇹].

But I may also eventually post comics in English or Spanish.

I also reblog my comics from my 2 other blogs

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𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚌𝚘𝚛𝚍 𝚂𝚎𝚛𝚟𝚎𝚛:

Actually working on a server for the fans of my art.

Please tell me if you think that's a good idea.

𝙰𝚁𝚃 𝙲𝙷𝙰𝙻𝙻𝙴𝙽𝙶𝙴 𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚌𝚘𝚛𝚍 𝚂𝚎𝚛𝚟𝚎𝚛:

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The plot thickens…