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Queenie sketch ✍🏽

She and Kinger would make cute couples with buckets on there head hehehehe

the third and final trix! i swear she was trying to kill me, so thank you @whosastaroth for helping me figure out her colors

#winx

pigeon-princess

As a huge fan of the book, the movie was so worth the wait!! Amaze amaze amaze!!☀️🚀

#project hail mary

depsidase

redstonedust

being too warm during the day: well, this sucks, but this temperature makes sense because the sun is up, and the sun is making me warm. i am unhappy but logically i can deal with it for now.

being too warm at night: what if i kill everybody.

#text

madebykyra

More photos of my finished Bee Dress (2026)

#clothes

robundoodles

inspo pic

#spy x family

valtsv

I love your "they ring the same bells for weddings and funerals" tag bc I work as a bell-ringer at one of the few churches in my city where you still have to ring the bell manually. and we do ring the same bell whether it's a wedding or a funeral! but ☝️ we also ring it if the local sports team wins at sports (the secret third thing that is neither a wedding nor a funeral)

the three universal human experiences: love, death, and sports

no longer you

Mai being presented as an apathetic and uncaring character but then upon closer look you see that she’s like that because

(a) her parents incentivized her to be quiet

(b) she grew up with a scheming sneaky politician father and sees the way he uses people

(c) she grew up watching Azula take any information about someone and find a way to use it against them

And so you actually realize that she’s not apathetic but is severely repressed as a form of self-preservation

THEN once she finally has a relationship where she’s not being used, she learns that this survival method of repression is negatively affecting the one relationship that she’s chosen for herself…

All of this culminates in her being willing to shed this long held means of survival to in order save Zuko all while knowing she’s opening herself up to destruction…

What a scrumptious delicious MEAL of a character for her to be hated, mischaracterized, misunderstood, disrespected and invalidated for the past TWENTY YEARS and now we’re seeing it happen AGAIN in live action

#avatar: the last airbender

52stations

i've got the kind of eyebags that make people in movies say 'you look like hell, detective. go home.'

#text

minart-was-taken

POV: You're the defense attorney and the prosecution just pulled this move

#ace attorney

taylornprice

some california wildflowers!

#art

disneystheweekenders

Q: There is actually a clip... It's called "The Weekenders being responsible for my sense of humor for 15 minutes" or something like that. And it was just brilliantly put together because I'm like, "This is me! These are all of the moments that I remember, and all of the moments that helped form my sense of humor and my identity." So I love that. Doug Langdale: Yeah, it was funny. We did the first season of the show, and they had some kind of consultants come in to figure out what we could do to increase the ratings in the second season. We had this meeting where I sat down and this person was explaining to me what was wrong with the show and said, you know, "It's too much talk, not enough action." And just was kind of going on... And in the middle of the meeting, the door opened and someone leaned into the room and said, "We just beat Pokémon!" and closed the door and went back out. I slowly turned from the door back to the person who was talking, and they were just like "...Eh." Didn't know how to go on because we had just become the number one show. I was like, "So you were saying about how we can fix the show?" And I don't know, we did make a little bit of an effort, but I mean... it was just kind of the nature of the show that it was mostly people talking. It was not a big action-y show. It was more about small moments. It wasn't about huge emotions. It was just about day-to-day dealing with ordinary stuff. I mean, the characters were all sort of like vaguely neurodivergent, although we didn't have the term at the time, because everyone working in animation was kind of vaguely neurodivergent. So a lot of this stuff, when you're a kid who doesn't quite conform to how brains are supposed to work... a lot of minor things like feel like a big deal. It was just sort of interesting to do a show where that was sort of as big as it ever got was like "Oh, I have to deal with seeing my parents together for the first time in a long time." No one was ever dying. Nothing huge or tragic was ever happening. It was a little bit subdued. In the end the show wasn't a huge success, but I think the people who liked it really liked it, and that's all you can do. [Source]

#the weekenders #disney