Kickass Fanart, I Should Make More I Think. (don't Repost At All Thx. Reblogs R Okay.)

sharing the silly winny sketchpage I made cuz she was a big hit, look upon my silly pathetic failgirl

detail close-ups under break!

I made a new character to cope with what’s been going on in my life so meet Sinbad,Sin for short,I won’t lie to you,he’s more of a persona for me (we look 👁👁 s I m I l a r) but becoming a teenage dragon with chaotic magic isn’t gonna be easy.

A lot of the characters in the story are based off real friends and ppl in my life. It’ll be interesting.

Finished a comission for a member of the d&d amino of their oc Aaron. He reminds me of a pirate.

some gamer streaming but the entire chat is about his facecam like “dude look behind u” “is that a tiny person” “small boi on shelf”

the gamer eventually notices chat and catches the borrower and the chat LOSES it like “POG” “LAD ACQUIRED” “POG” “POG”

i like her

Shez: Can you two stop kissing in front of me!

Byleth: Don’t mind him, Dimitri. Shez is just jealous because he and I have a pact where if we’re both still single by the time we’re forty, we’ll kill each other.

Dreamworks has the best couples/relationships ever. The thing I've always admired about their couples is how mature and well-developed their relationship is. How one respects everything about their partner, gives each other time to build trust, and also helps each other become the best versions of themselves. They rarely (or even never) say "I love you" to each other because their actions are powerful enough to evoke that.

Also: the characters individually are some of the most well-developed characters in animation (yeah, I said it).

So yeah, these are just my thoughts. I just adore DW's characters and ships.

we all know who is it

i learned of “Box beds” – cabinets with beds in them and, sometimes, lockable doors – were used for privacy and safety in parts of rural medieval Europe before individual bedrooms were common. They became fashionable even in homes with bedrooms and remained in use in Scotland into the 1900s (x)