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Another night in Gotham
A commission done for the lovely @dinahbabsdaily 🧡
Happy Valentine's 💞
Sonya Sklaroff - Rainbow Flag, 2017 - Oil on panel
[ID: An oil painting of a rainbow pride flag attached to the fire escape of a red brick building. End ID]
the scrunglies
so much could have been improved in the sequels if kylo ren hadn’t been force sensitive
no wait think about it. kylo ren not being force sensitive, but so desperate to be so he’s willing to do anything. he feels cheated out of his grand destiny, his powers that his mother and uncle (and cousin?) have. give me the story on the entitlement towards the force. it would have shown that the force is beyond biological, it always has been. it would have given a better reason for kylo ren to “fall to the dark side”, so desperate for a connection to the force that he plays the part of a dark sider, swinging a cracking red lightsaber around with no finesse or training, killing hoping that it will push him further into a dark side of the force he cannot feel. it would have given a reason for him to hate han; that because han isn’t force sensitive, it’s his fault that kylo isn’t either. kylo’s character would have been stronger because his choices would have been his own, instead of whatever whisper dream manipulations they were in canon. his evil has nothing to do with the force, but an entitled man trying to claim a power he believes is his by birthright.
this would have foiled perfectly with finn, too- one is a child born to the most powerful force sensitives in the galaxy who cannot feel the force. and finn is a child who was taken from his family, forced into soldier-hood, who feels such a deep and powerful connection to himself and the force that he breaks free. kylo ren, seething and entitled trying to claim a destiny and power that just aren’t his, and finn, who has suffered at kylo’s actions and still connected to the powerful light inside of him. the “nobody” hero of the sequels who has the power of the force and the legacy-born villain who doesn’t.
love the end of the two towers where gandalf looks into the sunset talking bout "yea frodo had to go it alone it was his destiny and there is no changing it he will be ok 😌✨" and aragorn is like "sam went with him btw" and gandalf is like "oh fuck thank god"
Erin Hanson (American), Reflections in Color, 2018, Oil on canvas
Winslow Homer (1836–1910), Hark, The Lark, 1882
Headcanon that sokka is always very affectionate but doubles it down when they're in his village
so heres some sketches of clingy sokka with the Gaang all in the Southern Water Tribe hehe
personally i think the reason Batman is really good with kids is because he more or less hitchhiked his way across europe and asia fully intending to wilderness man his through it during his training years but local families kept taking one look at him and thinking 'that skrunkly young man needs help' and would take him in for a night or more and task him with watching the toddler and up kids cause it was the one thing they were sure he couldn't fuck up
#i love the idea that the time he spends traveling isnt just him training; but also the beginning of him learning#to let go of his anger and finding forgiveness and love and community#the same things that will come to define his role as batman and mr wayne and as a parent by @tangerinetrees
it's so important to me that his traveling isn't just him learning to fight and be a detective, cause it would have been so easy for him to have never let go of the anger that way, he is a very rich very privileged man who's parents were killed in a robbery, it would have been SO easy for him to decide all poor people were the problem, to latch on to some kind of hatred and grief fueled prejudice to ease the pain and be just another rich asshole who thinks harder laws would fix the problem or to just import world class trainers
choosing to turn away from that was the first step in being a hero instead, but i think the next several were in traveling the world, in seeing places outside of Gotham and america, not even in a "wow now that i'm talking to them maybe poor people are people" but in a "oh shit i'm being helped by so many different kinds of people and i'm falling in love with all of them" kind of way, in a "i expected to be alone and miserable while i turn myself into a machine but people keep touching me gently" kind of way
he first steps out of Gotham and he's so cold and angry and hard and bitter when he leaves but everywhere he goes there is kindness and laughter and a space freely offered to rest his head and food snuck into his pockets and Bruce holds it all in his hands and weeps because how can he not love them all? how can he not think there is goodness in them all? how can this not irrevocably change him as a person for the better?
Hi sorry i just gotta
HE changed for the better and he’s a terrible person so clearly anyone can change
From your tags because Bruce recognizing his own growth and and it translating into the basis for his overwhelming and unabiding belief in everyone’s ability to change and everyone’s right to a second (and third and fourth and fifth and -) chance has me chewing on my walls excuse me
Prideful Awooing
Avenue in the Park (1888) by Vincent van Gogh
Charles Burchfield, Icebound Lake Boat, 1924, watercolor, gouache and pencil on paper mounted on paperboard, sheet and image: 24 1⁄2 x 18 3⁄8 in. (62.3 x 46.7 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of the Charles E. Burchfield Foundation, 1995.79
uhhh uhhmm do you have any Dr. Quinzel era drawings of Harley??? i feel like you’d give her the cutest outfits :3
i think i made some old doodles a while back, but i don't think i ever posted them, so here are a few! i also wanted to draw some in her present style to compare
Super long night
sometimes you’re 27 and completely fine except when you need to hold a “guy who drives you insane but also just so happens to smell like comfort after a bad dream when you were 10” extremely tight
reminds me of this page :)