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multifandom blog ✨️ any pronouns (24)

[thetailsguy]

Have two Tails render/colour tests!

Sorry for being offline!!!

[neon-ghost04]

I went to see the Mario Bros movie today and my brother and I dressed up as Mario and Luigi so I just had to draw this duo doing the same

[chartoons01]

this applies to all the protags I'm not picky 💞

[gravityfallsrockz-deactivated20]

Beautiful :*)

[chartoons01]

if anyone wants to ramble about my outlast fanfiction with me, I will forever be in their debt

[medusasstory]

A strong start. 

[mithrilbookofmystery]

Reminds me of this I found a couple days ago

[chartoons01]

I like to think I'm funny sometimes

[yun-jin-noona]

Why does he look like a final fantasy character

[chartoons01]

HE REALLY DOES UAJSJSJSJS

[chartoons01]

I like to think I'm funny sometimes

[chartoons01]

Now that I got your attention, I updated my Outlast fic!

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[marauders4evr]

“And that quote, “The only disability in life is a bad attitude,” the reason that that’s bullshit is because it’s just not true.” - Stella Young

[IDs: Screenshots from the late, great, Stella Young’s TED Talk: I’m Not Your Inspiration, Thank You Very Much. Stella is a wheelchair-user sitting up on the stage in front of a massive crowd. In these screenshots, she’s saying, “No amount of smiling at a flight of stairs has ever made it turn into a ramp. Never. (Laughter. Applause.) Smiling at a television screen isn’t going to make closed captions appear for people. No amount of standing in the middle of a bookshop and radiating a positive attitude is going to turn all those books into braille.]

I use this speech and the underlying theories a lot in my PhD, but Stella Young honestly had one of those voices that needs to be heard by everyone, so I figured I’d post my favorite part of the speech here. If anyone remembers that time I threw myself onto the floor For The Vine, you’ll know that I also hate the quote: “The only disability in life is a bad attitude”. Stella just conveyed the message with less pain.

Link to Stella Young’s TED Talk | Link to the transcript

[marauders4evr]

Happy Disability Pride Month 2022!

When corporations inevitably try to commodify disability in the same way they rainbow-wash queer identities, remember that toxic positivity and overly-inspiring videos do nothing to address the real inaccessibility and discrimination that disabled people of all intersecting identities experience!

[chartoons01]

I like to think I'm funny sometimes

[chartoons01]

turns out the outlast fic might be more than a one shot...

[keisuk3-deactivated20160705]

[xxxxxxxxxx9y-blog]

*smoke emiting from clenched fist*

woman: OOOOoOOH NoO!!!! It’s meelltIINNGG!!

*ring melts off woman’s hand*

woman: MY PRECIOUS POWERRrRR RING! GONE FOORRVVERrrr..

woman: *screams like a pterodactyl* 

[yamino]

I read the description and though “surely it’s not actually like that”

[yamino]

The contrast between the unbelievably extra voice acting and the extremely stiff and emotionless animation is what really makes this a masterpiece. 

[gragam]

its back

[beetlegoose01]

This was drawn for a future scene in From Dusk to Dawn. Not really sure if I’ll continue this fic (lack of inspiration, fallen out of the fandom) but I think it deserves to be shared. Maybe I’ll get back to writing.

[rowansparrow]

People who leave long detailed comments on fics and also quote their favorite lines: do u know how important u are? Do u know how deeply I cherish u? Do u know that there is nothing on this earth that I would not do for u?

[memeuplift]

[krotiation]

Outlast 3 leaked

[chartoons01]

New Fanfiction!

Be warned, this is not my usual type of fic, and is very much on the more mature, 18+ side. This is probably the only time I’ll put this warning because I typically don’t write these sort of stories.

Summary: While on the run from Eddie Gluskin, Waylon Park encounters a very familiar reporter.(Alt title: In which Waylon and Miles actually interact)

https://archiveofourown.org/works/39690708