| King | they/them | 21+ | emotional attachment to meat | “it’s a little bit like talking to an angry wall” | saint of violence and innuendo | Wrathful and Gloomy | the future depends on the past, even if we don’t get to see it | I’ve been told I’m gonna die in a shitty bar fight and I won’t even be the drunk one | existential seaside fisting | grab a weapon and get busy | conquer with courage rather than strength | sunrise, parabellum | take me to heaven, Snake |
I see the original post going around every so often and it saddens me a little that it's never accompanied by this thread explaining why it's completely understandable how a child would arrive at these spellings in accordance with english phonetics
Oddly specific kinds of fanart I am ALWAYS a slut for
1. Stained glass window/church murals of characters
2. In-universe magazine covers
3. Redraws of scenes from canon in the style of a real Netflix show or video game
4. Drawing characters with way cooler outfits than they have in canon for the sake of cool outfits
5. Character design breaking down each layer and piece of a character's outfit
6. Mimicking historical art styles (e.g. vintage posters, Victorian portraits)
7. Sprawling landscape paintings of the setting that you can barely even tell is fanart because its just a beautiful landscape
EXCELLENT addition
First time posting my art here, kinda nervous ngl, anyway !! My lovely beautiful queen Eva and that thing ig
This is fascinating and I love the part with the mushrooms and the worms if this really works but my favorite part is that we spent decades like “oh no....oil is soaking into fur and feathers....if only we had something that could soak up all this oil”
