dancin disco deacon

caitlin // im 19 now

[mroddmod]

but i remember everything

[yanabeardoodles]

No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip

The strange there among them had a big iron on his hip

[aznisure]

something something digital footprint

[hahaoatmeal]

[doodleswithangie]

headcanon that stan hates wearing glasses (for many reasons) and went without them for years until he really needed them

[Image Description: Comic of a younger Stanley Pines from "Gravity Falls." Alt text is provided and copied below the cut. End ID]

A younger Stan squints at his blurry reflection in the mirror, leaning in really close to see himself clearly. He sighs and grabs a pair of Ford's glasses on the dresser. Putting them on, he stares at his reflection. "Welp," he says, "this is unsettling."

He turns away from the mirror to adjust his tie, saying, "But it can't be helped." His reflection is now a disheveled Ford, mirroring Stan.

[deakydoo]

Labyrinth- WIP animatic cause i think it fits Ford sooo wellll

//flash warning

[mrshka]

[deakydoo]

literally LMAOOOOOOOO

[lepetitghostcat]

I've always associated erik with owl especially barn owls because their faces are kinda uncanny and they look like they're wearing masks so...OWL ERIK????

[candycatfalls]

just lucky I guess!

ref + closeups under cut

[deakydoo]

don’t know where, don’t know when-

[orgyofthedamned]

originally posted 2015-2016. stan and ford i made for the wayfaring strangers zine, and fids was for a zine i dont think ever ended up happening.

here they are all together! ⚠️

[zhraekk]

losers

[ohtahuh]

Hey bill, middle aged men aren't supposed to move like that

[candycatfalls]

coping.png

[homunculus-argument]

A tip for excellent writing I just learned: Don't introduce a character with their Dramatic Backstory. It makes readers go "oh alright this is the Dramatic Background Story Character" and establishes a baseline of Tragic, either for the story as a whole or this character in particular. With no contrast of light and dark, pure darkness isn't impactful, it just looks like the absence of anything to look at.

If you really want someone's dramatic backstory to hit the audience like a gut punch, let them get to know the character first. That way the dark backstory doesn't come off as a description of who they are, but an explanation to why they are the way they are. Bonus points for connecting it to something that's already been established as a part of the character - what a devastating blow to suddenly put together that hold on, that funny quirky thing that they always do is a fucking trauma response.

[celiaro-bottomtext]

[roseverdict]

[deakydoo]

don’t know where, don’t know when-