Anything is Possible, if You've Got Enough Nerve

"The thing about growing up with Fred and George is that you sort of start thinking anything's possible if you've got enough nerve." (NO TERFS ALLOWED)

[gotenoughnerve]

hi baz how was ur first week on the gob

[gotenoughnerve]

"There is something to taking part in something universally miserable

It's like reverse schadenfreude" - Baz

[algrolo]

While you were studying the blade, I was studying you. You're weak on your left side and your footwork could use improvement. Also I think I've fallen in love with you. Who said that.

[zazrichor]

I can see through your tricks.

[llysaan]

The collection is complete!!! This series of portraits took so long 😭 but I am happy with how they turned out 🥲💕

These will all be available as prints when my shop launches on Friday! And, if you’re interested in a giveaway for the whole set, check out my instagram (same username!) where we’re celebrating 15k 🥰

[gotenoughnerve]

Angela-coded characters

[gotenoughnerve]

special mention:

[gotenoughnerve]

Angela-coded characters

[solelleart]

Star Touched 🌟

[localstarboy]

Wii sports bowling be like 😂😂

[destinyrush]

[funnypicsdept]

[catsbeaversandducks]

Life is much better when you have good friends.

Photos by Wat.ki-Watson and Kiko

[xla-hainex]

my piece for @dorianartbook, i can upload it at last

i’m so glad that i had an opportunity to be a part of this project!

[super-norfair-deactivated202212]

Really neat anime aesthetic: screened in, unmoving patterns for clothing or other textures

gifmaker cources: dezaki, kv3dia, twotheleft, bulanbek

[huyh172]

you guys havn’t seen chowder have you

[literatedead]

Of note: that first one is from Gankutsuou (loosely based on The Count of Monte Cristo), and it’s pretty much an entire series dedicated to experimenting with this aesthetic (it also happens to be a fantastic series; highly recommended!)

[effigyofubiquity-deactivated202]

Gankutsuo has it all, Good art, gay vampires, good music, space sex??? (maybe) , and mechs. It’s great.

[sumokun]

So would that make Chowder an anime?

[michaelshadow7779]

Yes

[maddie-grove]

Is Mamma Mia! is a lost Shakespeare comedy/romance?

Evidence for:

It’s set on an idyllic Mediterranean island.

The plot revolves around a bunch of ridiculous misunderstandings.

The night of the bachelor and bachelorette parties functions as a “liminal space” that allows the characters to throw off the veneer of civilization and realize things about themselves.

A major theme is the return of a loved one who was thought to be lost forever (as in The Tempest and A Winter’s Tale).

The timeline is confusing. (Donna appears to have been in some 1960s/1970s-style band at the time of Sophie’s conception, even though Sophie must have been born in the late 1980s; similarly, in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, nunneries are mentioned despite the ostensibly ancient Greek setting.) 

There are songs.

Evidence against:

The dialogue is really bad.

There aren’t enough dick jokes.

All of the songs are by ABBA, a musical group that was not active in the early modern era.

Conclusion:

Shakespeare wrote a comedy/romance with the same plot and characters as Mamma Mia! (called The Three Gentleman Suitors); however, all manuscripts of this play were lost, and the only version that survives is an imperfect illicit transcription of the play by one of his rivals. Through the years, this transcribed version was further changed in accordance with popular tastes (losing the dick jokes in the Victorian Era) and eventually got adapted into an ABBA jukebox musical (mainly because it was in the public domain). 

[the-mad-prince-of-denmark]

I hate this because it’s true

[twitterlols]

I would trust him to defend my life

[adultures]

choose your inquisitor!