Steven Universe Sketch
Today’s sketch and out of proportion skeleton playing drums, cause why not xD
Some sketches from today
My favourite image by George Méliès with a tribute of my favourite Van Gogh painting
It’s been almost a month since the last time I drew, but here it is, a quick sketch of Lynn Gunn from PVRIS. Why? Cause she is beautiful and I wanted to #SorryNotSorry
there’s something about black and white photography that I’ve always been drawn to. I guess it started with bands growing up, it would be the black and white pictures from magazines that I would want on my walls. I guess cause it just leaves so much more to the imagination. It’s more about the emotion and something else. - Dougie Poynter +
‘ That’s my girl! ’
Why all that I can think of is:
Delacroix reference?
Historic Black and White Pictures Restored in Color
This is awesome.
Not something I’d typically reblog but I like.
This is bloody fantastic.
Honestly seeing old photos in color makes the past so much more tangible.
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Make a Vampire character who’s lived through several waves of the common language’s development and can’t let go if certain gramatical habbits from different time eras.
So like, thou ist a horrid creature, an absolute cur, but go off i guess
… can i use that phrase irl?
Absolutely you can and I encourage more uses of similar phrases that just completely fuck up the chronology of the english langauge. I wanna hear 15th century english mixed with surfer speak mixed with current age internet lingo like all the time.
Like this? Well my dude, seems like a weasel hath not such a deal of splean as you’re toss’d with. Chill already, you’re not valid.
You are an unrighteous, bastardly gullion. Heaven truly knows that thou art false as hell. When you die, I will face God and walk backwards into hell just so that I can beat your ass in the afterlife too.
I love the idea of a vampire who’s language travels back in time as they get pissed.
I grieve for thee in these trying times. Alexa play Despacito
Reading these is like literary whiplash
