Jess

multifandom. artist. here are my thoughts.

[artinventor]

Castiel + Platypuses ✏️

my ko-fi

[cup-of-milktea]

guys. i really like you. it's nice to be on this dashboard together

[everlarksupremacy]

Just a reminder that Gale’s good looks have to be pointed out to Katniss or are conveyed as a report about what others say about him, but Peeta’s good looks are noticed by her unprompted.

[maalidoesart]

happy pebble pride

[mishunss]

it's been a while since I posted something here ha

[pbeeanjay]

wind beneath your wings

[you-askedforthis]

Okay I’ve seen (hilarious) jokes about how Peeta actually isn’t that good of a painter and Katniss oversells his talent.

But are we entirely sure Katniss is that good of a singer? Yes yes the mockingjays fall silent to listen but we don’t know they might be listening to how terrible it is.

Everlark are just two weirdos so obessed with eachother they just can’t see eachother objectively.

[remight]

They are going places

insp:

[artinventor]

Destiel spice prompt! This is how it works: you can write or draw about it, needs to feature the location and situation and focus on the body part. Can be explicit or highly suggestive, a fic drabble or a meta/headcanon post. Let's have fun!

Location: college campus

Body part: hip

Situation: the hottest day of the year

I was only gonna do just a sketch and then ended up going all out 😭 Dean asks Cas to meet up at their favorite spot on campus and while he waits for his nerdy friend, he lifts his sweaty fabric of his shirt away from his stomach and when Cas approaches he can see those hips on display

[valdelion]

Look at this colors!! They're so cute and young, the blush! Cas looks so flustered and so him, you know. Would absolutely read a fic about Dean hoe-ing it down to get his best friend to get the hint...

[artinventor]

Destiel spice prompt! This is how it works: you can write or draw about it, needs to feature the location and situation and focus on the body part. Can be explicit or highly suggestive, a fic drabble or a meta/headcanon post. Let's have fun!

Location: college campus

Body part: hip

Situation: the hottest day of the year

I was only gonna do just a sketch and then ended up going all out 😭 Dean asks Cas to meet up at their favorite spot on campus and while he waits for his nerdy friend, he lifts his sweaty fabric of his shirt away from his stomach and when Cas approaches he can see those hips on display

[gorgeousgreymatter-x]

I feel bad that future teens won't have the cw everyone needs to get unnaturally obsessed with an Objectively Bad teen soap with mid level production and the worst dialogue you've ever heard (you write 100k worth of fanfic for this and argue about the show on tumblr dot com)

[jess-ence]

reposting this video I made years ago about Tom's voicework cuz why not

[ruinedchildhood]

[beybuniki]

ernie and bert

[arlin-mp3]

he ain't listening

[drizzledrawings]

Final girls

[penny-anna]

Everyone needs to stop saying death of the author when what they mean is separating the art from the artist. Like FR stop it.

[penny-anna]

I know it's mainly just ignorance of what the term means but I do wonder if this happens in part bcos 'death of the author' sounds so dramatic like oh this author is dead to me, I don't care about them anymore. Whereas 'separating the art from the artist' is a lot more neutral and well. In CERTAIN CASES it is kind of immediately apparent that you cannot.

[penny-anna]

TO REITERATE:

Death of the Author is a term coined by Roland Barthes for his essay of the same name in 1967.

In brief: death of the author is the concept that analysis of a work of art should not be focused on the artist's intent; the artist's intended reading of their own work is just A reading and no more valid than anyone else's.

A good straightforward example of this in practice is the response to Andy Weir and Project Hail Mary. Weir is adamant that his work contains no politics but I would say that PHM is pretty clearly a story about climate change.

You can apply death of the author to any work of fiction and it has nothing to do with whether the author is a good or bad person.