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MY NAME IS ALEX!!! I always follow back :)

[andsunnydays]

BEST PANEL IN HxH

[heneryque]

selfie with a weird fan

[ema25cents]

The end of Thriller Bark just hits different 😔💔

[plumebeat]

ANYWAY

its almost summer!

[anthewitch]

They deserve the world 🤍

[bertharussellgf]

Mulder + Clinging to Scully — Part 1 (feat. text from this post)

[glumdelay]

Weirdest reverse au ever

[miichiyochin]

cheat code

[spockslash]

How to upset Gene Roddenberry

Look, I knew Gene. We talked many times about the idea of Jim and Spock being lovers. He had no problem with it at all.

But you know what he did have a problem with?

Zippers.

He was adamant that by the 23rd century humans would have a better solution to fastening their clothes than zippers and buttons. And I mean, he felt passionately about this.

Passionately.

It’s because of this that those first gold shirts the crew wore in Where No Man Has Gone Before got scrapped in favor of shirts that didn’t show the fasteners. And also why the cast were sewn into their environment suits while filming Tholian Web and could only use the bathroom at lunch before being sewn back into costume til quitting time.

And it was the reason for Gene speaking quite sharply to me once—the only time he ever did — and I hung my head and felt like a kid in trouble with her dad. He read a slash story of mine and got on my case for writing zippers & buttons into the undressing scene. Really kind of chewed me out.

Didn’t bat an eye at a fairly graphic description of Jim and Spock having sex — but boy was he upset about those buttons!

[alexlcombs]

I drew this after reading an article by a self-described ‘fandom grandma’ – (I’m not linking to it because of Tumblr’s stupid rule about hiding posts with links in the tags.) But you can check out her blog and the article @spockslash. I wish I could share this with her but this will have to be my way of saying thank you.

[spockslash]

Star Trek grandma

[ceruleanteacup]

Betcha Grandma was writing original k/s slashfic decades before you kiddies were born.

[spockslash]

Yes @ceruleanteacup , Grandma was

[space-feminist]

i hope everyone knows that OP wasn’t just saying this generally - she quite literally was the star trek grandma. she passed in 2018, rip to an icon

[alisteravictoria]

War in Heaven | Charcoal Drawing.

[atofpoke]

my friend (*cough cough* @onehollowboi *cough cough*) constantly uses these cat stickers as reactions on whatsapp, and i have no idea what they mean So i took it upon myself to annotate all of them here they are bye

[neckkiss]

via weheartit

[treasures-and-beauty]

Antique Early 19th C. French Perfume or Scent Caddy, Mother of Pearl, 1852-1870

[dirtyriver]

It's been a long long time since my last private eye/client commission but when I got a chance to get one by @bethfuller I couldn't resist. The idea of this series of commissions is to get two portrait pieces which combined together, like a wraparound cover or two interlocking covers, depict the interior of a private eye's office. The P.I.'s on the left, at his desk, and the client on the right, looking through window blinds. The classic, iconic scene.

So who are the P.I. and the client this time around? For the P.I. Beth was inspired by Fables/The Wolf Among Us's Bigby, and for the client this piece by Brian Stelfreeze I've been obsessed with since I first saw it in Noir Magazine way back in 1995. And as a special treat, Beth agreed to do three different colorings: greyscale, "her" colors (and oh boy, do I love the color schemes she uses in her own art), and "my" neon noir colors (as seen on that poor Brian Stelfreeze piece that deserved better).

I absolutely love this commission and Beth has been a pleasure to deal with. Thank you so much Beth!

[nickydraws]