Amber

Just a girl; in the world

[maxlovespigeons]

I hate this idea so much

[sallychaosaura]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA HOLY SHIT IM FUCKING WHEEZING YOU ABSOLUTE MADLAD YOU ACTUALLY DID IT

[maxlovespigeons]

I SAID I WOULD AND SO I DID

[nonexistentbees]

I LOVE DUCKTALES

[story-blossoms-ducks]

NO WAY ME TOO

[connverse636]

GASP!! ME THREE!!!

[scottyofscotland]

Surely it isn`t just me right...

[thepoetssongbird]

please get ai generated content out of this fandom. i've been seeing MANY ai art in this tag recently. PLEASE stop using ai

i'm not naming names but theres two specific users popping up on my feed that have "ducktales 2017" tagged

[connverse636]

Decided to do a redraw of the concept art everyone uses for the Starboy character with Asha and Sirius!!

Original

Redraw!

[one-paper-bag]

reblog if you’re asexual, support asexual people or really really want a crossbow for literally no reason.

[eldritchdilf-deactivated2025061]

Contrary to popular belief the biggest beginner's roadblock to art isn't even technical skill it's frustration tolerance, especially in the age of social media. It hurts and the frustration is endless but you must build the frustration tolerance equivalent to a roach's capacity to survive a nuclear explosion. That's how you build on the technical skill. Throw that "won't even start because I'm afraid it won't be perfect" shit out the window. Just do it. Just start. Good luck.

[fllowerrpowerrr]

THE uncle of all time

I still need to draw like the other 2/3’s of the kids w him too 😭

and don't ask me wtf made webby want to dress up like that I just got bored drawing him in that outfit like he needed a little sparkle ok

[ferretwhomst]

Della duck for blorbo bleebus chart🎉🎉

LAYS DOWN FOREVER............ mfw della duck..... i love her dearly

[mabeltanaka]

Ducktales (2017) "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!"

[connverse636]

Silly little lesbians lol

[connverse636]

Hi friend! I've been wondering, do you have a favourite villain in DuckTales? For me, it has to be Glomgold. 😂

Honestly? I know it’s probably basic, but my favorite villain is Magica.

She was just built up so well and has such a strong connection to the cast via Lena and Scrooge and I love villains like that!!

Also her VA; Catherine Tate is phenomenal!!

[foxymc]

Why again did DT17 not get at least six seasons and a movie?

[lets-hue-this]

These two always get the short end of the stick 😭😭

[fllowerrpowerrr]

DUCKTALES AND WHUMP ON MY FEED? IS THIS HEAVEN?

[scribblesbysophieuk]

Let's play a tag game! Share the craziest storylines you made up for games when you were a kid.

I distinctly remember acting out a long saga where my Sylvanian Families were being ruled over by the tyrannical squirrel king. And his rabbit wife felt trapped in a loveless marriage and joined the rebellion in secret and fell in love with one of the rebels (a hedgehog), lmao 😂

Tagging @theprometheanflame @aseaofstars9 @connverse636 @writer-of-worlds @venusrrvelez @dianaladrislovebot

Obviously no pressure to play if you don't want to!

[connverse636]

Uhhhh, I was in sixth grade and wrote an MLP fic in a notebook that has been lost to time but I know it was wild asf! Does that count?

@whumperofworlds @loveellakai @blueapples-captain @alex31624

[teaboot]

I really admire your ability to just do shit. To make art, to try things. I don't want to impose, but how does one get this skill? How do you break away from the idea that you need permission?

I just don't think I've ever had it? I love creating and always have. I love watching my hands use objects to bring thoughts into reality. I started drawing before I could walk. If there is such a thing as a purpose, or a destiny, or a calling, I think mine is that.

I suppose my best advice is to forget the idea of permission at all

[wild-giggle]

We often get taught from the very beginning that children are supposed to obey and do as they're told. You spend the majority of the most impactful learning period of your life with nearly every moment controlled; even when creativity is vocally encouraged, every situation from schooling to lack of children's rights engineers it so that everything else teaches you otherwise. Don't think outside the box, follow the instructions. Sit here, go there. Do as I say, because I said so.

Questioning authority is an automatic no.

Some people learn to rebel, some people learn to do as they're told, some people land somewhere in the middle. Everyone responds to it differently, and of course despite the systems at play, everyone grows up in slightly different environments that enforce different things. But all of us who become adults eventually have to learn how to be independent in a world where we've been raised to not think for ourselves.

The workforce, of course often tries to teach otherwise, but barring a job, your life is yours to live. Not anyone else's. As teaboot said: forget the idea of permission at all. The greatest gift of adulthood is, most often, the freedom to do as you please. Obviously everyone has different capabilities with their time and money and physical/emotional state, but the best gift you can give yourself as you grow older is to teach yourself to not need permission.

It might take time and it might take practice. Start with the little stuff if you need to. But learn to listen to your own body and your own mind, and your own needs, over what society tells you is right or what you think is expected of you, and there you will find the greatest joys.

[theprofessional-amateur]

Framing it as "the only person that I need permission from is me" can help overcome the hurdle of feeling like you need to ask permission and doing away with asking.

I asked the benevolent sovereign, me, for permission to try stuff and make things and I said go forth and make stuff.

[limeducksharps]

Big brothers to the rescue! You'll be okay Louie!

...Eventually...

[connverse636]

I’ve been thinking about reworking my old Wish Rewrite!

Plot Synopsis: A hundred years ago, Stars covered the skies of the Mediterranean Sea until one by one they disappeared after a wish went wrong, but from that tragedy a kingdom grew into a prosperous nation of an island ruled by a family of sorcerers that grants the wishes of the citizens and keeps the rest of them safe!

The kingdom was contented, until the Princess was born without any magic.

Asha De Estrellas is sixteen and has always been told as long as she can remember that she’s wrong for not having magic like her father. Desperate to prove herself she studies everything she can about it, but once she discovers that her parents are using the wishes as a way to control the people of Rosas, she knows she has to fight for her kingdom…

And finds the Last Star in the Sky; The Prince of Starlight himself, Sirius.