when the fire dies, darkened skies

hot ash, dead match, only smoke is left links

[lonp]

so… animal crossing……..

[girlcarnivore]

marriage goals

[slimespecter]

pocket furries

[cresstion-mark]

@fatediz I’m sorry, I’ve been tired the last few days. To make up for it, here’s that thing we were talking about

Gotta maintain that individuality

[postpresence]

[unusualrussia]

[durbikins]

[briskby]

to just post something at all here while I keep working on other stuff

I saw a movie recently and I really liked it and the characters

[krakenfinsoup]

star road

[lanhikari22]

Source

[planetbass]

Visit Original Link

this is the most amazing cover i’ve ever heard

[moami]

This cover has it all: fantasically confusing yet badass band name, the well-loved instrumentals of the original, and a smooth voice bringing some fresh, chilling vibes to this timeless classic. 120/10, would enter the afterlife to the tune of this.

[froze]

[huskythetumbledog]

@spooky-camaro

[urbanqhoul]

Got carried away with this doodle, the internet died for a good chunk of this morning so I drew em’ to pass the time~

[triforce-princess]

link (ocarina of time) + sky blue

[cncndjdkkfks-deactivated2020010]

self care is playing animal crossing for 32 consecutive hours

[asforetold]

Favourite narrative tropes:

“That was ONE time!”

“Due to an administrative error”, or any major plot point which is caused almost entirely by bureaucratic fuckups

“Contrary to popular belief” appended to something that’s either really obvious or completely subjective

A character makes an assertion, then cut to the narrator contradicting it (‘“Everything’s fine!” Everything was not fine.’)

First-person narrators who call a specific character by a series of increasingly convoluted nicknames

Unusual narrative euphemisms. I still hold that describing around a curse word is almost always funnier than just using the word.

Establishing character moments which subvert your expectations right from the get-go. The best example is in the Brooklyn Nine Nine pilot, where Jake’s fooling around at the crime scene before revealing that he’s already solved the case.

Montages. Just montages of any kind, for any reason, anytime. I actually think they work better in text form because you can do so many creative things with them.

Side characters with a level of fourth-wall awareness / quasi-supernatural ability which is never quite certain, like the janitor in Scrubs.

Double meanings in narration that take a while to make themselves clear.

Really, really specific similes.

[rumwik]

Isabelle!