Carion's Circus of OCs

They/Them | YouTube: CarionsCircus | I like to talk about my ocs

[nanushroom]

⚔️🪷🗡️🌱

Vasilka, a dragon in disguise 🌸

Another photo study I made🍃

[carionscircus]

I know pride month is almost over but it's not yet. I was originally going to add The Knight (River) but I don't like my current design for him, colors are so very hard especially when I'm trying to experiment with a kinda watercolor style.

The Princess is queer, I just felt like that matched best since even by the end of the story she's still exploring herself as a person. The Thief is Lesbian, nothing to really explain there. The Knight is an ally.

[missjamiekaye]

Kitties in the Garden. A little gift I made for a friend of her little visitors.

[maggotmuncher0]

am i defined by this image

[fial-inka]

[fial-inka]

the signal catcher 📡

[beggars-opera]

Hi Tumblr Newbies,

The inevitable new influx of people means a roundup of folks talking about "we don't have an algorithm here," "you NEED to reblog things," etc. and I would just like to offer some actually helpful advice.

One of tumblr's best assets is that it offers you multiple algorithmic feeds, including not having one at all. If you are on mobile, you will notice a "following" tab, followed by a "for you" tab, which is algorithmically generated. "Following" only includes posts from people you follow, in reverse chronological order. That's it. The vast majority of tumblr users prefer it this way, as we predate algorithms.

If you are new and looking to expand what you're finding quickly, you can browse under the algorithmic feed and tweak it once you've followed a few blogs and liked a few things - under "settings," you can choose to have posts related to your likes, or the likes of people you follow.

However - again, most users on this website do not use the algorithm. It's for that reason that reblogging posts is of such importance here. Liking a post is an appreciated sign of goodwill, but for the majority of users, it will not boost the post. Many of use use likes just as a save folder.

So if you genuinely like something you see on here, I encourage you to reblog it, because that is the only way the post will continue to spread around. Almost everyone started their blog with a theme they were loathe to ruin with an unrelated reblog, but by now most of us are just streams of consciousness showing each other things we find funny or interesting, and if you view your blog the same way you will have a much more enjoyable experience.