therealadothamilton

[therealadothamilton]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

What a doomed day

[therealadothamilton]

hamilsimpsons

so aaron burr is in a game and hamilton is in an episode WHAT IS GOING ON

[therealadothamilton]

I do ship Alexander Hamilton/Oliver Wolcott

[therealadothamilton]

"The emotion that can break your heart is sometimes the very one, that heals it."

Their relationship is very interesting; two people with such different lives, with so many traumas and fears, that if they were caught they could take their lives, despite that they still decided to give their hearts to each other, it's cute.

Whatever they were they definitely loved each other. Happy Valentine's day ( btw the love still in air ).

Song: Valentine by Laufey

[therealadothamilton]

Él lo estaba esperando con una flor amarilla~

If you aren't one of mi gente latino, in recent years in Latin America when spring begins, couples give each other yellow flowers (it started with a soap opera), and I like to draw them on boyfriends' things :).

[therealadothamilton]

My name is Philip, I am a pony!!

[therealadothamilton]

click for better quality + closeup below cut. this was so fun!! I was working on it for a while and intended to do 9 rather than 6, but none of the others I made came out how I wanted. maybe will add more if I feel like it!

simpsons and owl house were most fun for me! Tim Burton was frustrating, idk if I really nailed that one like I wanted. SOUTH PARK was so funny. i loved that one too. couldn't help but think about the situations these shows might implement lams... if they were in south park, they'd prob be in the background w no speaking lines, unless it was a situation where they make fun of the musical and do their own music. family guy would do some corny ass cut-away gay joke. the simpsons would gay joke but more subtly and respectfully.

i'd kill for a renaissance/pre-ren disney film about them!! old school animation, sweet love story with few spoken lines. something whimsy.

tim burton would be tragic and quiet. i imagine an owl house AU would be something like laurens happens into the witch realm and hamilton has magic. which would be pretty cool. like lumity or more accurately like Philip Wittebane and Evelyn!!!

[therealadothamilton]

thank you for answering my air force ask and using your artistic talents for the greater good (ham has the worst black air force energy)

Couldn't come up with a funny response to this, so just thank you for your kind words... anyways he's a menace, so here's hoemilton roaning his chappell

[therealadothamilton]

little meme I made

[therealadothamilton]

some people love to act like alexander hated being married to eliza and it's pissing me off. the man had nine children with her, i PROMISE you, if he really disliked her, he would have found a way to leave her alone

[therealadothamilton]

Eliza Hamilton Holly to John Church Hamilton, 1858

July 10 1858

My poor dear brother,

               My poor dear brother!

This is the most I can say at such a moment of overwhelming affliction. With a heart full of sympathy I can do nothing but sorrow for you, and sorrow with you, and in my prayers command you to your Heavenly Father.

               God have Mercy upon you all, upon your suffering wife upon your suffering children, is the unceasing exclamation of my heart as it earnestly clones this note, short not to burden you.

               My best love dearest brother, my best love to you all

                               E. Hamilton Holly

Source: Columbia University, Hamilton Family Papers

This letter is in response to the death of Laurens Hamilton, John Church Hamilton’s son, at the age of 24. 

[therealadothamilton]

Maria Eliza Van den Heuvel Hamilton to Adelaide Hamilton, 1851

January 8th 1851

Washington

My dear Adelaide

               I have been thinking and talking of you all with Cornelia ever since I arrived here, which was on Saturday evening about eight o’clock and intended to give you an account of any journey before, but I thought I should by this time have been able to say when we should come home, your fathers occupations are such that we shall certainly not leave here before Saturday perhaps not so soon. Do not keep your selves in an anxious state of expectation; Charley says you don’t miss me but I do not believe him. Now as to my journey. The shafts of the Locomotive broke on the road on Friday night, so we did not arrive at Philadelphia until 10 clock at night. We behaved very well, under the delay, were patient and hungry and eat a comfortable supper of cold turkey, went to bed and slept until six when we were awakened to be ready for the rail car, we first had a nice breakfast and then started for Baltimore, snow having fallen in a small quantity on the rail, impeded the progress of the car so we did not arrive in Baltimore until four o’clock, where we had again a nice dinner of quails and after dinner we proceeded to Washington ___ we arrived as I said at eight o’clock, Schuyler and Cornelia were expecting us, and as happy to see me as I was to see them. They are nicely and sweetly settled, sweetly, for every thing about them is so harmonious. Love rules, you know what love is said to be by the fact “Heaven”, - I don’t know if he says true but they are very, very happy, and I am very happy too in witnessing their happiness.

               Tell dear Charley his letter to Cornelia was a treasure. I hope some of you will write to day, for I am anxious to hear from you particularly, about your self, and Alice give my best love to her, I hope she will go to the Opera to night, Cornelia was much pleased with the pin cushion and means to write soon to Alice. I have only been to Church on Sunday, and I made a visit to the Presidents lady yesterday. The Palaic is a fine large Building of white marble with a deep Portico supported by twelve  pillars. We were received in one room opening on two where all beautifully furnished but not handsomer than many houses in New York – not to be compared in point of Elegance to Mr Bays…the President Mr Fillmore is a fine looking man, with manners something like Governor Bradish but more easy, very polite but not over done, he appears like a gentleman. Mrs F. is a (vulgar?) looking, good hearted woman something in the style of Mrs Nylor. She was very civil and begged me to come of Friday night which is the reception evening. If I remain I shall go. Today Schuyler comes home early to take me to the Capital & to the Patent Office and when I have been there I shall write to Alice and tell her what I see.

               I have been to see Grandmama every day. She showed great pleasure in seeing me, is soon ____fully Bright, remembered all of you, and holds my hand all the time I am near her. She walked with me yesterday for half an hour, and is not much changed in her appearance, tho she is much weaker, she says only thanks my dear I am 93 years and five months, and I am not infirm. How bles’t I am. 

               In relation to the President she said he is the only President who has not visited me, “I remember when Buffalo had but two wooden houses, and now the President comes from there”. I think she wished to convey the idea that it was not so wonderful a Backwood man should forget the Politeness as to the last relict of the revolution – She receives great attention for all persons and is much pleased with it, she is very happy & contented

               Cornelia and I are together all the time, either working, writing or talking, Home and ___ inmates furnish as with delightful topics. Not one is forgotten, all reach have bound one with such stirring sweet fetters that I am afraid I shall never be willing to burnt them even to go to Paradise.

               Your dear father is quite well tho the enemy headache threatens to annoy him he is happy and very busy sends a great deal of love to you all.

               I hope you have all of your what you want remember to tell Charlotte, that the fisherman and oysterman lives near, ____ is good for turkey Rabbits, Chickens make beef of appleas under all the requires, and Charley knows the Butchery.

               I find I have filled any paper with nothings but there is a great deal of love at the bottom from your affectionate mother, M E de

Source: Columbia University, Hamilton Family Papers

Notes:

Maria Eliza Van den Heuvel Hamilton (1795-1873) was the daughter of Baron John Cornelius Van den Heuvel, a governor of Dulde Guiana and prominent merchant. She married John Church Hamilton, the son of Alexander and Eliza Hamilton, and they had approximately 13 children. Adelaide Hamilton (1830-1915) was their ninth child. This letter refers to Schuyler Hamilton (1822-1903), their fifth child, and his wife Cornelia Ray (1829-1867). The “Grandmama” referenced is Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton (1757-1854).

[therealadothamilton]

i love my blog. one day you have cute, wholesome hamliza and the next day hamburr jumpscare

(Click for better quality)

[therealadothamilton]

I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world

[therealadothamilton]

FIRST FINISHED PIECE IN MONTHS‼️‼️

The art block(and art style crisis) is finally getting better so here's my first attempt at drawing Eliza :)) I'm still trying to figure out how exactly I wanna draw faces and do rendering tho

some close ups under cut

[therealadothamilton]

♖ 𝙲𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚕𝚎 𝚒𝚗 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚠𝚘𝚘𝚍𝚜 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚗𝚢𝚖𝚘𝚞𝚜 ♖

[therealadothamilton]

like a solar system