Hopphues

Artist and writer🏳️‍⚧️ Ultrakill, Fallen aces, and various other games OC Content

[muschkin77]

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who in the land is fairest of all

[hoppyhues]

First time drawing gojo, kinda nervous

I gotta figure out how I wanna draw him, he looks too baby faced in this

[hoppyhues]

Oh nah dawg look at my therapist, I’m going into psychosis 😭🙏

[hoppyhues]

I forgot the leg hair but I’ll make up for it I PROMISE

[catcadder8916]

They have to hose him down like a feral animal every 2 weeks because he refuses to bathe

[hoppyhues]

Liliyaaaaa!!!

[hoppyhues]

Coyle showed up in my dream last night and he was wearing some BULLSHIT 😭

[hoppyhues]

Coyle’s spelling in his new document has some super interesting implications.

I think it adds a lot of information to the way he was raised without outright telling you. And despite how little sympathy I feel for Coyle, I couldn’t help but feel a little sad reading it.

It’s definitely an interesting change in perspective that fits really well with the themes of his character. I’ll have to think about it more before I come up with an ACTUAL analysis though.

Thoughts?

[rottnzombe]

Below the thought is a ramble that leads to no where- but may be interesting to read

Let me tell you as someone who lives in the south, in a Poor, rural, and conservative area. That is the normal way of writing for many adult men for a very long time.

My great great grandfather (who was alive a decade ago) could not read and could not write. He was a postman and a garbage man. ( he memorized addresses but couldn’t read)

His son, my great uncle, can barely write (only with voice to text) and cannot read- he is also deaf wich maybe affected his education- Didn’t affect him much as he was still able to work.

My great uncles son- who is in his thirties- can read and write enough to work.

Within the last couple generations the literary gap has been mostly filled - but during the time of outlast trials (50’s-60’s - Coyle raised more in the 30’s-40’s) it was a very prevalent thing.

These struggles stemmed from a lack of public education infrastructure, an agrarian economy focused on manual labor, and historical laws that actively restricted education. ( although those laws mainly affected POC)

The south was devastated financially after the civil war and is still affected today. Impoverished areas tend to lack proper education because they cannot fund it.

Chances are Coyle’s reading and writing skills are just a product of all those things and aren’t anywhere near out of the ordinary where he’s from.

Or he’s stupid

But I don’t like to paint southerners as stupid-as it’s a bad stereotype that only exists because we couldn’t afford to educate ourselves for generations.

[hoppyhues]

Yeah to me it didn’t read like he was stupid or just horrible at spelling. It gives lots of insight and additional information about how he was raised!

[hoppyhues]

I wanna draw Clyde Perry but he’s behind in the queue

[bluemuffin-draws]

Eva Strapp or whatever

Print

[rosbourg]

Coyle is tweaking rn

[hoppyhues]

Coyle’s spelling in his new document has some super interesting implications.

I think it adds a lot of information to the way he was raised without outright telling you. And despite how little sympathy I feel for Coyle, I couldn’t help but feel a little sad reading it.

It’s definitely an interesting change in perspective that fits really well with the themes of his character. I’ll have to think about it more before I come up with an ACTUAL analysis though.

Thoughts?

[catcadder8916]

I do feel like it’s worth mentioning Coyle is sleep deprived, and probably doesn’t sleep for days at a time while trials are active because of being on the benny

Sleep deprivation causes terrible memory loss, I don’t think he was particularly well educated beforehand but now he seems especially uneducated because of this. He’s sounding out basic words because he genuinely can’t remember how to spell them

It’s an example of how fucked up murkoff has made him.

I mean seriously he has to sound out basic words like whitecoat and taste…

More exclusive Coyle diary entries

[hime-kaji-louie]

OMG IS THAT PIC AN ACTUAL DIARY ENTRY??

[hoppyhues]

I think it will be easier to make judgments on these things once we get more primary sources. Right now we only have one from Liliya besides Coyle, and her spelling was fine despite English not even being her first language. Once we get more for the other primes, it will be easier to tell what is character specific vs what is Murkoff induced.

I’m SO excited that we’re finally getting primary sources though. I can’t wait to compare them to the information we already have, since we know how unreliable murkoff can be.

[hoppyhues]

Coyle’s spelling in his new document has some super interesting implications.

I think it adds a lot of information to the way he was raised without outright telling you. And despite how little sympathy I feel for Coyle, I couldn’t help but feel a little sad reading it.

It’s definitely an interesting change in perspective that fits really well with the themes of his character. I’ll have to think about it more before I come up with an ACTUAL analysis though.

Thoughts?

[hoppyhues]

One of my favorite ao3 authors posted a new fic and the amount of words is my favorite number twice?? I hope they get a tax exemption

[dulxelexhe]

AND THE GOAT HAS RISEN FROM HER COMMAAAAA

[hoppyhues]

Prime doodles 2/2

[hoppyhues]

My art fight attacks so far!

[hoppyhues]

If you want to attack me…

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My art fight attacks so far!