Archiving all the official art I can find from the series on weibo and/or Lofter. Honestly I had just saved them for myself slowly over time buuuuuut since there isn't a lot of (official) art here, or anywhere outside lofter/weibo that I could find, I figured maybe it'd be neat to share.
Most of them come from @全职高手官微 的个人主页 and @阅文好物 的个人主页 but some I could only find from other blogs due to them being in card box collections.
I'll update them slowly over time + add new ones when they come out.
To make it easier navigating them, I've put links to them all here below the line.
Sets:
Street encounter [街头偶遇系列]
Time-space Cracking [时空裂解系列]
One-day Exchange [交换一日系列]
Hong Kong-style Archive [港风档案系列]
Exclusive Encounters [专属代言系列]
Women's Wardrobe [女生衣橱系列]
The Wings of Youth
Warm Winter [暖冬系列]
She Shines Extraordinary - Goddess of Glory [她耀不凡- 荣耀女神]
Pastoral Star [田园之星系列]
Partner Collection [拍档收藏夹主题联名大头贴揭晓]
Leap to the Peak [跃至巅峰系列大头贴]
CV Signature - Street Photos [CV印签-街头留影]
Signature Film [签绘胶片]
Journey of Youth [韶华之旅]
Switzerland Tour [瑞士环游邮]
Masquerade Ball [假面舞会]
Auspicious Beasts Bring Good Fortune [瑞兽献祥]
Happy Birthday Batch 1
Teams:
Child-like Journey [童心稚游系列]
Trailbloom Trek [踏野循迹]
Team up! Captain and Vice-captain Team [Team up! 正副队]
Team up! Captain and Vice-captain Team Part Two [Team up! 正副队]
Team Diary
Group pics:
Game in-progress [游戏进行时系列]
Childhood Rainy Season [童心雨季系列]
Training Night [战队合宿-集训夜]
Chibis:
Game in-progress [游戏进行时系列
Child-like Journey [童心稚游系列]
Trailbloom Trek [踏野循迹]
Journey of Youth [韶华之旅]
Shape of You
Original Aspiration Guide - Childhood Stamps [初心指引-童稚邮票]
tomgreg is SOOO fucking crazy because what do you mean he controls him to make up for the complete lack of control in his life. what do you mean greg tries to move to a different department and tom screams and cries, demanding to keep what is his while he watches his wife with a tight smile, promises whatever shes doing is okay, they'll talk about it later. desperate to keep what he wants through submission, reveling and outright needing greg to submit to him, to reclaim power he feels robbed of. greg is the only person he can be honest with, but that comes at the cost of being at the end of his hand, the victim of the worst of him
Robert Sims is the character of all time. He’s shown as the ultimate evil but is actually a wimp. He spends ten years trying to get the same internship and fails. He’s a bad liar. His wife is cooler than him. He instantly folds the moment somebody has daddy issues. He’s the only person in the Silo to wear leather. He wants to go to the park
Something I genuinely wish was explored more in the ATLA universe/fandom is how Katara is the last waterbender of the Southern Tribe. Like, I understand why it's not spoken about as much as Aang being the last airbender, because he is simply the only airbender left. But Katara is the last link in her entire tribes history of bending.
Sure, the Northern Tribe might have benders, but they have such a different culture/identity around bending compared to the South. We see in Hama's flashbacks that the Southern Tribe had male and female benders at the helm, fighting equally, learning the same things, sharing the same tactics. They weren't left behind as strictly healers or defenseless women given a man's gift, they were strong.
And the thing that separates Katara and Aang's stories being the last benders of their nations is that Aang remembers what it means to be an Air Nomad. There are obviously blind spots because of how young he was, but Aang knows the customs and the culture and spiritual practices. He was able to pass those down to Tenzin and his grandchildren, he was able to start the process of rebuilding what was lost.
But Katara? She was even younger than Aang was when the Southern waterbenders were eradicated. There are Southern practices that are most definetly just... a fractured part of history because she never got to experience them. There are ways of hunting, of building, of navigating the waters, ways of healing, probably even spiritbending, that are simply lost to time.
And maybe her grandmother can clue her into it, memories from a nonbender living aside benders, but it's not the same. She didn't get to hear it from the waterbenders, she didn't get to learn from a Southern waterbender, she doesn't even know what to rebuild because it was never something she was versed in.
That's why The Puppet Master is such a heartbreaking episode. Because Hama could have been the Southern teacher Katara clearly wanted, she could have shown her more, but ended up passing on her legacy of Bloodbending. And on the inverse, I can't even fully call Hama a villain for wanting Katara to know how to bloodbend, because the ache of thinking you were the only one left for so long, the rage against a Nation known for destroying nations, would've driven anyone insane.
We know that Tenzin felt an intense pressure to keep rebuilding Air Nomad culture, but I'm so convinced that Kya probably felt something similar with Southern waterbending.
