wilbur

just here for sketchbook dumps

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alternate versions

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new sketch ?

referenced cosplayer : @/haisecoser on ig

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saw this amazing cosplay and i had to sketch it aa

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sketchbook dump

used a lot of bases on pinterest for references and some cosplays of skk for references?

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him

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[sideralatheneum]

The spooky yet cosy vibes is what I love the most of this series 💙

[fantastic-nonsense]

My hottake is that people are trying to fit Lockwood into character archetypes he doesn't fit, because they see "traumatized teen boy with a big ego and a passive death wish" and go "oh. emotionally unavailable asshole character" when that's.....not actually the character we're shown.

He's constantly praising Lucy and George. He's often the first one to try and apologize when he gets into a fight with them. The second he clocks Lucy as a "safe person" he becomes super touchy and holds her hand constantly. He compliments George's cooking. He's visibly proud of the people he cares about and publicly defends them on multiple occasions. He repeatedly asks his team if they're okay and tries to get them to open up when they're having issues. He makes an obvious, conscious effort to repeatedly tell Lucy he believes in her and wants her to stay at Portland Row. He smiles and jokes and laughs around with them on a pretty regular basis. He's also emotionally aware enough to tell Lucy "the reason I haven't talked about this subject with you is because it's relevant my childhood, which I don't like to talk about because it's pretty traumatic" when she questions him ahout Jessica's door, and he's kind of astonishingly open about his trauma with Lucy and George despite generally being unwilling to actually talk about the details.

And this applies to characters other than Lucy and George, too. He compliments Kipps' team during the graveyard fight and clearly respects Flo, for example. He's kind to Winkman's son, is generally polite to his clients, and is affected by the death of the undercover agent to the point of having a panic attack. It's pretty clear he cares deeply about the people around him even as he tries to push those closest to him away so they won't mourn him if (when) he dies.

Like yeah, Lockwood has an ego the size of Manhattan, has enough trauma to fill a boat, and is worryingly flippant about the worth of his own life, but he's not the Asshole With a Heart of Gold archetype. He's not cruel or deliberately mean (at least, not to anyone who's not Kipps). He's friendly and pretty kind to most people most of the time, and he openly cares about his team. And it's a little weird that I'm seeing so many people talk about him like he's not.

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i was just thinking. Lancelot was the only one aside from Arthur who knew Merlin was going to sacrifice himself in the darkest hour. only Lancelot actually knew the gravity of his sacrifice. he knew how serious he was – because he'd seen Merlin make worse sacrifices for Arthur. and i just think. him sacrificing himself there wasn't all for Arthur. he did it for Merlin. The merlin who gave him a new life and and—

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no hug?

[stonedsable]

I’m just saying if I don’t get a cat very soon I’m going to go on a murder spree.

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rockstar

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bad boys ??

[wolfythewitch]

kisses :)

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[sidewalk-scrawls]

Crying at this article calling Tumblr an “upstart” platform jdgdks