yume

slytherin🐍 directioner elf otaku girl

[wickanderhalovar]

ZUKO & KATARA 1.03 -> 2.05

[marciabrady]

“I had been led to believe, like anyone else, that it was simply pretty girls who traced and colored. As I got into it, I learned about the landmark work accomplished by these women. These women were artists in their own right; they were animating and moving color and we don’t talk about that. We focus on men wielding pencils, but there were women wielding pencils as well.” -Mindi Johnson

[yayee-prsp]

Ohhh

[kumokumoriri]

😌😌😌 im back cause Zukka is 🔥🔥🔥

[ashcremated]

shhhh theyre sleeby 🤏🤏

[nolsdoods]

wanted to draw sokka carrying zuko in their new adult designs for absolutely no reason at all. anyway we are so back

[ekashuu]

Zukka❤️💙

Zuko’s fluffy hairs and beautiful face appreciation💙 Sokka has no rights to have such a cute smile btw😔

[vialesanaaa]

[nolsdoods]

[kingwuko]

I commissioned the incredible Lindsay Ishihiro (@chaoslindsay here on tumblr) and I'm totally blown away by the final image! Please check out Lindsay's Patreon and consider supporting them if you like what you see!

This was a completely self indulgent commission of a moment in my first fanfic, Secret. I'm so happy with how it turned out. Thank you Lindsay!

[tnxgodimginger]

Second shadow

[emilylovescookies]

tohru honda… the shoujo girl of my dreams 🐱🎀💕

[miauiz]

the things you do for rivalry

[sugarysweetdreamz]

Some people haven’t been blaming Ingrid and the racist white men in Derry enough for me. I’ve been seeing posts where people have been expressing their dislike for Hank, Will and Ronnie, even going as far as to blame them for the tragedy at The Black Spot. How are they to blame and not the racist assholes that locked innocent people, including children, in the building, then proceeded to shoot at and throw Molotov cocktails through the windows of said building? Pennywise came and killed people but not everyone that died was killed by him. Innocent men and women, including Halloranns friends were killed by humans. Rich ‘Knight in Shining Armor’ Santos was killed by humans. Even the argument that Rich wouldn’t have died if Ronnie wasn’t being “stubborn” is bs. He and everyone else would be alive if those men didn’t come to The Black Spot to kill and they always planned to kill everyone because they had those chains and Molotov cocktails ready and told that white girl to leave. Even if they let them take Hank, the massacre would’ve still happened because they wanted to “punish” them for hiding Hank.

And how did they know that Hank was at The Black Spot? Because Ingrid told them. She knew that those men would respond with violence and that the chaos and fear that ensued would lure Pennywise. Yeah, the same Ingrid that literally fed children to a monster. Thinking that her father was possessed is no excuse for the children she sacrificed. I see people getting on Ronnie and calling her annoying because her main concern is her father, which yeah no shit she’s scared. Her father was accused of a crime he didn’t commit. She and her father are black in America in the 1960s. Hell if they were living in 2025 she’d still have the right to be scared for her dad. People are constantly posting about hoping Ronnie dies but where is that energy for Ingrid? Like many white women in her time and even now, she weaponized white mens racism for her own benefit.

And to the people saying that others are “making it a race thing”, in the words of Dick Hallorann “GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE WITH THAT!” Racism has been a major topic in the show since that soldier didn’t want to salute to Major Hanlon in the first episode. There wouldn’t have been a need for The Black Spot if Hallorann and his friends weren’t made to feel unwelcome at the only bar in town. The Galloo wouldn’t have gotten stronger if the colonizers never came, stole land, obviously committed violent acts against the indigenous people and ignored their warnings not to hunt in the Western Wood. Like be so fucking for real 😒 I’m all for enjoying media until people ignore the obvious problems that the creators of said media are trying to show you.

[jellopen]

A lovely artwork by an artist who wishes to remain anonymous

[sophsun1]

Shrek (2001) dir. Andrew Adamson & Vicky Jenson

[sakura-rose12]

They don't do that in public very often, but when they do....