This is a Supernatural, The Boys, Mandalorian/Star Wars, Star Trek, MCU, really just about anything I'm interested in at any given point in time, and fan art heavy blog with some political shit thrown in. Yes, it's true, I'm a Gen X'er on tumblr. Keep idiocy, hate and fandom drama to yourselves.
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I decided to give you some inside and descriptions behind the items I forge. There is always something more personal in every item I make as I give something from myself to it.
This is the newest necklace design I have at the moment. The Sickle.
The sickle is sociated with the moon and its connection to change. This is why sickle is close to the shape of moons sickle, its symbolizes change, growth and renewal. Its also connected to to cyclical nature of life and death.
I'm not that kind of creator that sit down with a pen and paper and start sketching things. Most of the designs I have comes from just when forging. I might do some other item and at some point an inspiration just hits me like "Hey, this almost remind me of some other thing. There might be something there". I usually stop the work I was currently doing and start trying the new thing out. Thats what happened with this item.
You can find this and more of my items at my Etsy shop:
https://primordialfireforge.etsy.com
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Guys, girls, & theys: The world’s foremost Hugo Award-winning DJ @jscalzi

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"You're good... but I'm Crowley."
My trueform angels and other entities: [Castiel] [Leviathan!Cas] [Raphael] [Anna] [Joshua] [Amara]
(Like it? Prints, shirts, magnets & more available on Redbubble!)
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Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door
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“Too Much Heart”
For my @christmasnatural gift for @bisexualbakerdean, I did my interpretation of trueform Cas breaking free of the Empty. I hope you don’t mind me going a little bit abstract but I’ve been wanting to do something with angel trueforms for a while and inspiration finally struck!
Watercolor, gouache and salt on paper with metallic overlays. The blue is for Cas’s grace; the red for his heart overflowing through the “crack in his chassis”; the green is his love for humanity, Earth and Dean (of course); and the black is the Empty losing its hold upon him.
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In Prince's funky name, amen.
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I really feel like tumblr’s fallen down on the job in not properly celebrating this very important holiday

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Controlled burn.
Hey, remember the time Godstiel killed thousands of his siblings?

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“At Steve Jackson Games, we are actively assessing what this means for our products, our pricing, and our future plans. We do know that we can’t absorb this kind of cost increase without raising prices. We’ve done our best over the past few years to shield players and retailers from the full brunt of rising freight costs and other increases, but this new tax changes the equation entirely. Here are the numbers: A product we might have manufactured in China for $3.00 last year could now cost $4.62 before we even ship it across the ocean. Add freight, warehousing, fulfillment, and distribution margins, and that once-$25 game quickly becomes a $40 product. That’s not a luxury upcharge; it’s survival math. Some people ask, “Why not manufacture in the U.S.?” I wish we could. But the infrastructure to support full-scale boardgame production – specialty dice making, die-cutting, custom plastic and wood components – doesn’t meaningfully exist here yet. I’ve gotten quotes. I’ve talked to factories. Even when the willingness is there, the equipment, labor, and timelines simply aren’t. […] We want to be transparent with our community. This is real: Prices are going up. We’re still determining how much and where. If you’re frustrated, you’re not alone. We are too. And if you want to help, write to your elected officials. Ask them how these new policies help American creators and small businesses. Because right now, it feels like they don’t. We’ll keep making games. But we’ll be honest when the road gets harder, because we know you care about where your games come from – and about the people who make them.”
— Daily Illuminator: Tariffs Are Driving Up Game Prices Now
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This is for all y’all who don’t understand how terrifying these suckers are.
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