Month: January 2015

deathweaver:

aure is gross b/c:

—super addicted to thistle/sexin’/mana/drinking while alive

—cut his own throat to join the lich king

—became even more disgusting post throat-cutting

—presently trying to be less gross but still really enjoys terrible things

—plus just look at him

That’s kind of rude, I’m sure the necromancers could have found a use for all that wasted blood.

icyvveins-deactivated20191230:

39.

Ro’liath turned to the fellow knight, holding his coin pounch in a taloned gauntlet and seemingly studying it’s contents. Except there were none. He looked at Tevruden, offering a sheepish grin, “Got any uh, spare change?” He asked before turning his gaze back to the vendor whom was by now, tapping their foot.

Tevruden shrugs, and manages to produce a stack of gold coins from somewhere in his armor. He doesn’t take any back when the vendor tells him he’s overpaid, or even bother waiting for the change.

“Food, again? We do not even need to eat–” he stops short. “At least you got some for me this time.”

lightskintgawd:

therorasaurus:

so my dad’s friend was bartending and saw a guy put something in a girl’s drink so while the guy turned around he switched their drinks and watched the guy roofie himself. 

Not all heroes wear capes.

He was standing in formation in the middle of Slivermoon City, when he realized that he was naked. 

drovie:

In light of the recent posts, I’d like to tell you all a little story.

Now, I’m not some crazy super famous artist, but I have been around for a long, long time. Most of the publishers I’ve worked for still talk to me regularly, and the children of some of those art directors have interned with me/take classes from me.

I get an email one day, from one of the publishers who’s son is a fan of my work, saying “Hey Jessica, we’re accepting submissions for our latest magazine issue, and (name redacted, son), recognized one of your pieces in the latest submissions. Are you coming back under a psuedonym?”

Considering that’s the first I’d heard of it, obviously not. The publisher was kind enough to give me the person’s name and info and I contacted them to let them know that they could not use my work in their portfolio. They denied it (even though we had the pieces there to show that yes, it was my work).

Here’s where using other people’s work is a career buster. I talked to my publisher friends. They talked to their friends. One of my friends has a regular gaming night with some of the art directors for Tor, Blizzard, and Wizard of the Coast, and naturally as a fan of my work and a friend, they passed the word along.

Within about two weeks, that person’s name had been black listed across most major publishing and gaming company’s art departments.

Remember. I”m not famous. I’m just some chick who has a lot of friends. That’s the same with a lot of these artists. That is why I say *do not* trace people’s artwork and try to sell it, show it as your own, submit it in portfolios, etc. That is why I say it is a career buster, because I have personally watched people’s dreams of an artistic career go up in smoke over this kind of thing.

If you are friends with someone who traces other people’s work, and ‘makes a few changes’. Be a friend. Be a REAL friend, help them protect their career by encouraging them to find their own voice and their own path. If their dream is to be an artist, then they NEED to be protected from themselves when they do something stupid like that, because they will never know when they meet that person who has just the right connections… and closes all of the doors on their career, just like that.

tevruden:

Because we all love inappropriate questions about our OCs.