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The primary blog of @emry-stars-art (where you can find my fan art/etc)

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All of my tags are pretty well organized - let me know if I should add a tag to anything I reblog!

#pinned post #intro post #links

iwillneverwork

Make yourself using this picrew and tag who you want!

@meadow-roses (Meadow!) @loftwingofcrimson (Lo!) @unknown-art-loverr (Lo friend!) You wanna join? :3

stormyrainyday

sorry for removing the reblogs it was a lot to scroll through ty for tagging me @savi-shiji

tag you're it (no pressure): @little-red-rhapsody @littencloud9 @sundiced @mahitopilled @savi-of-ithaca @analogboii and whoever else wants to yipee

sundiced

tyyy :DDD

could not really get the exact part of my hair that's red but close enough tagging @steppingstar @aocello @yourecominghomewithme @toasted-bathtub and anyone else who wants to do it!!

yourecominghomewithme

Yayyy ty for the tag

@ninini-222 @malin-la @sasdavvero @zombiesama @shinobi-rato @dis-aster-isk and anyone else who wants to ^^ (no pressure!!)

sasdavvero

thank you so much for the tag !!!!

tagging (no pressure ofc!) @gwennevlis @nesscel @cworvys @idkwhatmynameshoukdberahhhh @habitina @shrimpemporium @emerdoodls @miyamiwu @narcjsistx @naiebelp and whoever wanna join! ^^

emerdoodls

ty for the tag!!

tagging (no pressure): @sparrowflight246, @portraitofastarman, @emry-stars, @astridsbirdskulls (hi guys!!)

emry-stars

Cute!! Thank you em 💕

Chill tags @jtl-fics @silvermasquerade @sades-creation-corner (sorry your other blog won't tag properly) @neilimfinejosten and anyone else that wants to!

#picrew #tag game #long post

castametric

#I don't even go here on either counts (yet) but this is absolute gold #what a man #bloodymary #markiplier

depsidase

#God damn it 😂😭#laugh rule

sades-creation-corner

Mermay contribution

When you’re the only one who the spicy mer tolerates so you get promoted and forced to learn everything about mers to work with safety hazard. Especially since your current theory is that the little mer needs glasses.

Trish is also curious to see what humans think they know.

#'work with the safety hazard' dksgsks #you already know how I feel about this #I am OBSESSED #once again we have a long suffering aquarium employee looking to see if various specialists make house calls #to aquariums #to work on merms. flawless #get an optometrist in here STAT #also the implication that Trish figured out how to read is great. she would #or she IS TRYING. BUT SHE DOESNT HAVE GLASSES NOW DOES SHE #they're perf #original character #others ocs #felix ambrose #trish matthews #(watch me have forgotten her last name smh)#mer au #mermay

emerdoodls

i gave up on the concept of anatomy but bastards doodles + close ups

#I don't go here but I love a doodle dump from my buds #and your art is still so nice and cutesies to meeeee #they're so silly lmao #I love any group described with the 'im the only normal person here's

allfortheslay25

Fish with no eyes

Fsh

#ALLFORTHESLAY FISH ✨‼️#any day with such art is a great day #I still adore the whole thing #the coloring is just so cool...#mermay #aftg #neil josten #andrew minyard #kevin day #aaron minyard #nicky hemmick #fan art #all for the fish

juunipupu

Knight ready for love

juunipupu

this is actually a 'redraw' of an older piece! 2026 vs 2024

#WREG #amazing as always omggg #the progress is incredible btw #others ocs #original character #knight

noisyghost

it's that time of year again :)

#THEYRE BACK #one of my favorite months I'm so excited #mermay #others ocs #original character #loveeee the style. they look so good

puckgoodfaggot

one day i'm going to make a post explaining how to use early modern english to y'all because i have seen too many people 1) calling it old english, and 2) wildly missing the mark with a Lot of confidence (to the point that someone took a pen and changed "shall" to "shalt" on a sign in a bookstore, which made it the incorrect conjugation of the verb for given subject!)

puckgoodfaggot

actually that day is today, with the caveat that i am not a linguist. i'm just an early modernist (specialized in english drama). and this is not an exhaustive course in early modern english! it is a bare bones intro to the basics. if you want to know more, read early modern works or do some googling.

what kind of english is that? let's look at some famous examples of each.

Hwæt. We Gardena in geardagum, / þeodcyninga, þrym gefrunon, / hu ða æþelingas ellen fremedon. <- this is old english. note that it is unintelligible to a modern english speaker. (excerpt from beowulf)

Whan zephirus eek with his sweete breeth / Inspired hath in every holt and heeth / Tendre croppes, and the yonge sonne / Hath in the ram his halve cours yronne … <- this is middle english. it is more intelligible, but it’s still very different from what we speak now. (excerpt from the canterbury tales)

Is this a dagger which I see before me, / The handle toward my hand? Come, let me clutch thee. / I have thee not, and yet I see thee still. / Art thou not, fatal vision, sensible / To feeling as to sight? <- this is early modern english. this is so intelligible that we trust teenagers to read it in school. (excerpt from macbeth)

the english you are using to give a post a medieval or renaissance/shakespearean vibe is early modern english, not old english. (it's fine that you're using early modern english for a medieval vibe; no one expects you to learn middle english for a silly post about knights.)

how do you use pronouns?

'thou' is the informal second-person singular pronoun.

thou/thee/thy/thine

thou is the nominative form. you can use it for the subject of a sentence -> thou knowest me.

thee is the oblique form. you can use it for the object of a sentence -> i know thee.

thy and thine are the genitive forms. you can use them as possessive adjectives for nouns starting with consonants and vowels respectively. -> thy leg is broken. thine arm is broken too.

thine is also the possessive form. think about it like the word 'mine'*. -> my heart was once thine.

*'mine' is also used like thine as a possessive adjective in early modern english; you would say 'mine art' instead of 'my art'

ye and you

originally, 'ye' was the formal or plural nominitive second-person pronoun, and 'you' was the oblique form. so, it would be 'ye know me' and 'i know you'. 'ye' fell out of use and was replaced by 'you'. at that point it was already used as singular. but it was still much more formal than 'thou'.

the 'ye' you see in 'ye olde shoppe' stuff is not this pronoun. it is the way that printers who no longer had a thorn (þ) wrote the word 'the' (previously 'þe'). the 'y' in certain typefaces looked like a thorn, so we got 'ye' for 'the'.

how do you conjugate a verb?

you can't just slap a -th or -st onto the end of any verb. those are for specific conjugations. phrases like "i hath noticed" or "he thinkest that" are not grammatically sound. it's like saying "i has noticed" or "he think that".

the -st or -est ending is for (most) present and past tense verbs conjugated with 'thou'

some examples: thou canst, thou couldst, thou sayest, thou goest, thou wentest, thou hast, thou hadst, thou dost (or doest).

'thou' also has a few irregulars. some examples: thou wilt, thou art and thou wast (for 'to be'), thou shalt.

the -th or -eth ending is for (most) present and past tense conjugated with 'he', 'she', or 'it'

some examples: he hath, she sayeth, it doth, he goeth, she thinketh, it moveth

there are, of course, irregulars. the most important one is 'to be', which conjugates the same for this set as it does in modern english.

note: not every verb conjugates this way. for example, past tense verbs might use auxiliary verbs. so, not 'she cookedeth', but 'she did cook'.

by and large, the 'i', 'we', 'you' (or 'ye'), and 'they' conjugations were the same as they are today.

there were also some verbs that were used differently than we use them today, though (some of these fell out of use over the early modern period):

to be -> sometimes this verb is used instead of 'to have' as the auxiliary verb. 'i am arrived' means 'i have arrived', and 'she is come to see thee' means 'she has come to see you'.

to do -> sometimes this is used for the present progressive (i think that's the right name for it). 'he does speak' means 'he is speaking', and 'i do write' means 'i am writing'.

would -> this can be used to express a desire. 'i would i were a bird' means 'i wish i were a bird'

must -> this can be used without 'go' to mean 'must go'. 'i must to england' means 'i must go to england'

will -> this can be used without 'have' to mean 'will have'. 'you'll none of that' means 'you will have none of that'

there are a million other things i'm not covering, like different sentence structures for questions ('thinkest thou...?' as a valid alternative to 'dost thou think...?'), and different contractions ('she'll not' rather than 'she won't') but this post is long as fuck and i have things to do! enjoy! linguists, feel free to correct me on what name of tenses or declensions or whatever i have mixed up.

(psa: the point of this is not to be a kill-joy about other people's posts that have these errors. it's just a little knowledge sharing.)

puckgoodfaggot

wait, important additions:

'wherefore' = 'why', not 'where'. think about it pairing with 'therefore'. an example of the two in use:

'my love, wherefore didst thou pretend to see me not?' [babe, why did you pretend not to see me?]

'thy father, from whom we do keep our love hidden, did at that moment walk nearby. therefore i turned from thee that he might not espy us together' [we're keeping our relationship secret from your dad and he was walking by. i did it so he wouldn't see us together.]

'hither' = 'to here', not 'here'. there's a whole set of these, actually. 'whither' = 'to where' and 'thither' = 'to there'. these pair with 'hence' ('from here'), 'whence' ('from where'), and 'thence' ('from there'). an example of some of these in use:

'whence came you?' [where did you come from?]

(pointing to the left) 'thence came i hither.' [i came here from there.]

'and whither go you now?' [and where are you going now?]

(pointing to the right) 'my lord calls me thither.' [my boss is calling me over there]

'very well. get you hence.' [alright, get away from here.]

'whom' ≠ fancy 'who' and this one is just also true today.

'whom' works for the object of a sentence. 'who' is for the subject. in other words, 'whom' receives the action and 'who' does the action.

'whom wrote that letter to you?' -> incorrect! this should be 'who wrote that letter to you?' because 'who' is doing the action.

'whom did you write that letter to?' (or even better, 'to whom did you write that letter?') -> correct! 'whom' here is receiving the action.

okay bye again

#yesss #yesssssss #I know only some of these rules and words so having a collection to reference here is wonderful #reference #early modern english

ishowdespair-deactivated2026012

#thank you Aragorn

oneheadtoanother

#ah. yes #I need to finish my end of month checklist

pajaritocoleebri

whoa i forgor about this blog sorryyyy

#[hold on I need a minute.meme]#I forgot to come back and reblog this when u posted it. fake fan #THE LOVELIES..#soooo good #kari winnseer #ezra akiyama #others ocs #original character #traditional art

pajaritocoleebri

Whatever go my flop post

#modern au Kari may actually kill me. what if I die #I'm GOING TO DIE SHES SO PRETTYY Y #AND EZRA 😭#his flannels. what a legend #I'm just gonna stare at them for a while ok #your coloring is peak #ok ok ok #original character #others ocs #kari winnseer #ezra akiyama #traditional art

delicious-dream-before-the-storm

Vivaldi played by the South African elementary school Goede Hoop Marimba Band

Turn ON the sound

jd-kickdrum-deactivated20220908

AMAZING

katsdom

Slow down, turn on the sound and take a couple of minutes to enjoy this!

hieronymus-bush

I think Vivaldi would have been tickled by this as he actually wrote so much of his music for an all girl orphanage/school. So to see a group of girls still playing his music hundreds of years later?!?!?! On an instrument he'd never seen?!?!?!

caustic-light

Wow, the drama in this performance. Genuinely amazing.

lailah-tov

This made me so happy that I'm going to close Tumblr and go take some time to bask in the feeling instead of scrolling right on to the next thing.

noctumsolis

This is one of my absolute favourite videos, favourite things, on the entire Internet. The joy! The music! Humanity at its best.

#!!!!#!!!!!!!!!#I adore this more than I can say #Vivaldi #marimba #video

395nm

Fuck Meyer-Briggs whatever typology. This INTFP shit is only for redditors up their own asses to substitute for a personality. Use my new typology instead!

Your ideal environment is:

Hot/Cold

Wet/Dry

Bright/Dark

Loud/Quiet