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dewdlepies: Little Ouji and Big Ouji Sketch

dewdlepies:

Little Ouji and Big Ouji Sketch

dbananza: Things i wanted to assign myself today: – to DRAW in response to the impulse to draw, rather than spending energy on someone else’s creative thing! – to doodle while listening to Twin Peaks Season 1 -2 marathon, – to practice on iPad in Procreate, and use these

dbananza:

Things i wanted to assign myself today:
– to DRAW in response to the impulse to draw, rather than spending energy on someone else’s creative thing!
– to doodle while listening to Twin Peaks Season 1 -2 marathon,
– to practice on iPad in Procreate, and use these styluses,
– to tone down palette, and
– to draw something familiar.

So i drew @tevruden :3

There he is! 😀 

The “Something familiar” part made me laugh out loud. I love it!

heronfoot: My fave roboys–I like to think there was this interval where Genji was feeling like an actual person again but hadn’t quite adopted the ascetic lifestyle, and so he just ran around screaming about how incredible it is to be alive, doing backflips and harassing the

heronfoot:

My fave roboys–I like to think there was this interval where Genji was feeling like an actual person again but hadn’t quite adopted the ascetic lifestyle, and so he just ran around screaming about how incredible it is to be alive, doing backflips and harassing the other monks haha

Also shout out to @scuzer for Genji’s face headcanon–the way they draw Genji’s face single-handedly convinced me that he ought to have one lol.

glitchgoat: So you’re risen as a death knight. Sure, you may be dead, have a gaping hole in your chest both metaphorically AND literally, and your brain is completely fried because well before you were risen you had your mind tentacle-fucked by Yogg-Saron… But look on the

glitchgoat:

So you’re risen as a death knight. Sure, you may be dead, have a gaping hole in your chest both metaphorically AND literally, and your brain is completely fried because well before you were risen you had your mind tentacle-fucked by Yogg-Saron…

But look on the bright side, Athren! At least you finally get that horse you always wanted.

magetrash: I did this a couple weeks ago for this absolute cinnamon roll in our guild who adopts every gnome she sees.  Leaerna is such a good bean [[Please don’t repost unless you’re Leaerna, but reblogs are loved and encouraged!]]

magetrash:

I did this a couple weeks ago for this absolute cinnamon roll in our guild who adopts every gnome she sees. 

Leaerna is such a good bean

[[Please don’t repost unless you’re Leaerna, but reblogs are loved and encouraged!]]

fallingstardusk:“Stormbolt” featuring my hunter Aerieadne performing her signature shot alongside her murder of stormcrows <3

fallingstardusk:

“Stormbolt” featuring my hunter Aerieadne performing her signature shot alongside her murder of stormcrows <3

maltedmilkchocolate: terriblepersona: milkpeu: beginning and end THEY WERE MISSING FOR FUCKING YEARS OMG, THIS ALWAYS UPSETS ME SO MUCH I always see the discussion that many days, months, years have passed during this story.  I present to you a different idea. There’s

maltedmilkchocolate:

terriblepersona:

milkpeu:

beginning and end

THEY WERE MISSING FOR FUCKING YEARS OMG, THIS ALWAYS UPSETS ME SO MUCH

I always see the discussion that many days, months, years have passed during this story. 

I present to you a different idea.

There’s several themes behind Spirited Away: Capitalism’s effect on Japan, Environmental issues, and notably, Chihiro’s coming of age story.

From what I know, the idea of time passing differently in spirit worlds, is more based on western stories of the fae. 

But something more common in Japanese folklore is spirit trickery/deception. Or more accurately. What you see, isn’t always what’s actually there. 

Chihiro starts this story as a young child, before her coming-of-age arc, that more or less forces her to become ‘an adult’. More accurately. The challenges she faces makes her mature as a person.

What’s the most common thing in folklore? Children see what’s actually there.

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