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Bumi comic to round off my Aang with kids series!! You can view the rest here: Tenzin Kya Lin Jinora

#bumi #bumi ii #kya #kya ii #tenzin #aang #katara #kataang #kataangtag #legend of korra #tlok #atla #Avatar The Last Airbender #also sidenote but i was comparing this with my first tenzin comic and im so proud of my background-drawing progress #it's not much but baby steps #anyway please send more ideas idk what else to draw #aanglove #my art

mitrakats

i do nawt play abt kataang

solidsmax

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender (2026) dir. Lauren Montgomery

eerna

I love her bad temper and mean words <3<3 rip every spinoff and adaptation but I'm different

sokkalore

hello!!!!!!

kataangfanworks

happy kataang week! here’s a commission done for us by the amazing talented @synne-i a while back, that we thought was very fitting of the team “power couple.” this is inspired by the ryan reynolds and blake lively picture with their children - you know the one! but imagine that it’s katara and aang with their children bumi and kya at a celebration - perhaps the anniversary of the end of the war? or the anniversary of the unveiling of republic city?

@kataang-week

chiptrillino

"the gaang hears how zuko got his scar" troupe is old "aang shows zuko his marble trick!" is new! --- tumblr artblock

#art

farewell-to-lorien

Aang, Katara, Toph, Zuko, and Aang Avatar State, by Nogi San.

#art

ash-and-starlight-deact

Old friends

(click for better quality!)

#art

silima

all the cool avatar artists have at least 1 fancy portrait of yue so here i am trying to join the club 😫😫😫 also merry christmas lol

yinza

Recent commission for @kataangisforlovers of an outtake from the famous family photo. Thanks again for commissioning me!

[Image Description: Sepia-toned digital fanart depicting adult Aang and Katara with their three young children. Kya is standing on a small circular table with her arms crossed, her head turned to the side to stick her tongue out at Bumi. Bumi stands beside the table, turning towards his sister to stick his tongue out in turn, except he is smiling as he does so. Katara stands behind and to the right of Kya, looking down at them with a smile. She holds a baby Tenzin in her left arm, and with her right hand she is reaching to tug a lock of hair free from his grasp. Behind them, Aang is looking down at Kya with an open-mouthed smile, his right hand hovering over Bumi’s shoulder and his left reaching around Katara’s. /end ID]

sereiiinnn

Avatar 🍃🌊✨

sitta-pusilla

morganhazelwood

So true. It doesn’t have to be life or death. It has to be the stakes and how much you care. How much you’re emotionally invested. It could be the tiniest thing – she finally takes his hand – and your heart could break for them.

sffan

I feel like there’s a whole generation of creators that never watched the movie Apollo 13. It’s based on history, we know they survive.

It was the most stressful, suspenseful movie I’d seen in YEARS. I spent the whole movie going “OMG, are they going to make it?!!”

You don’t have to kill anyone to keep your show/movie “interesting”. You just need to be a good writer.

mierac

“Apollo 13″ is a great example because everyone who walked into the theater the day it opened already knew the ending. And you still get this enormous sense of relief when that first crackle comes over the radio. When Ed Harris sits down, you sink into your chair in relief.

Because the characters don’t know the ending. And we care about the characters. We’re experiencing what they’re experiencing vicariously, through them. That’s the catharsis of good storytelling.

And the people who made the movie understood that and they were all good at their jobs.

You create tension by getting your audience to care about the characters (which, honestly, doesn’t take all that much, as humans can form an emotional attachment to a Roomba [literally] and will). Once your audience is invested, you can create tension a million ways.

It’s entirely possible to tell a story with life and death stakes that’s full of tension, of course, but if you have to have life or death stakes or there won’t be any dramatic tension, you’re not doing your job as a storyteller.

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thevioletcaptain

“Because the characters don’t know the ending. And we care about the characters. We’re experiencing what they’re experiencing vicariously, through them. That’s the catharsis of good storytelling.”

Quoting @mierac for emphasis because this is it.

#writing