kegals

[leesh]

THIS IS IT. THIS IS THE BEST TIKTOK EVER MADE

[heythereghouls]

[heythereghouls]

[yesterdaysprint]

The Tatler, England, June 26, 1940

[yesterdaysprint]

The Sheboygan Press, Wisconsin, March 20, 1937

[mylovebythesea]

My hopeless romantic says yes but my independent woman says no

[lotuxswave]

you know that feeling you get when you’ve just showered and you crawl into a soft bed with clean sheets and you just feel safe and calm? that’s how I want my heart to feel

[madidrawsthings]

Sooooo I’ve kind of fallen in love with this musical and need everybody to listen to it?? It’s a weird concept, but the music is awesome and the cast is SO much fun and I really hope there’s an opportunity to get to bring it back and see it in the future. 

I’m going to try and include a couple of prints of this at WonderCon, so if anybody’s a fan. Feel free to stop on by~ 

[yesterdaysprint]

The Tampa Tribune, Florida, March 17, 1936

[ultravviolet]

love will tear us apart - by erin ruane (instagram erin.rue)

[officialdankestmemes]

Lyrics: “Cocaine ruin your brain (ay), please don’t do cocaine (ay), cocaine ruin ruin your brain (what), please don’t do cocaine (ay)”

[the-pigeon-king]

This sounds like a man on cocaine

[ardnale]

Fammmm

[deadblogstopfollowingthis]

The one dude headbanging in support has me in tears

[heroes-get-made-deactivated2022]

Some ideas for bad things that are white/light:

lightning, very hot fire

snow storms, ice, frost on crops

some types of fungus/mold

corpses, ghosts, bones, a diseased person

clothing, skin tone, hair, etc. of a bad person

fur, teeth, eyes of an attacking animal/monster

bleached out deserts, dead trees, lifeless places

poison

Some ideas for good things that are black/dark:

rich earth/soil

chocolate, truffles, wine, cooked meat

friendly animals/pets/creatures

a character’s favorite vehicle, technology, coat, etc.

a pleasant night

hair, skin tone, clothing, etc. of a good person

undisturbed water of a lake

the case/container of something important

valued wood, furniture, art

velvet

Think to burn, to infect, to bleach vs. to enrich, to protect, to be of substance.

[noseforahtwo]

*slams reblog like the fist of an angry god*

the politics of light and dark are everywhere in our vocabulary…psa to writers: subvert this, reveal whiteness and lightness as sometimes artificial and violent, and darkness as healing, the unknown as natural

[attractthecrows]

“The truth finds more comfort in the dark”

[ford-ye-fiji]

artists, don't be discouraged!

It might take a while but you’ll get there! It took me a long time, but I got better! You will too. For example, take my gradual drawings of Babylon 5 over the course of several years. 

First, for reference, an actual picture of the object I was trying to draw:

Now, here we are. My first embarrassing effort: 

Can u feel the raw talent? No, u can’t. Because there isn’t any. But keep trying! Stubborn ol me kept making bad drawings! I made about a million of them:

Honestly, guys. I don’t know what happened, but one day, years and years of bad drawings later, something better came out:

Still scribbly, and weird, but loads better than before. And then, after I’d stopped drawing that wonderful space station for awhile and drawn other things, I decided to come back and ya know what? All of those bad drawings were suddenly worth something: 

Seriously, my friends. New artists, old artists, writers, musicians, people feeling talentless… Don’t give up. 

Don’t stop drawing those pictures. Because one day, you’ll suddenly realize how good you are at it. 

One day, all your hard work will finally pay off.

[sabrebash]

@badcharacterdesign

Tell me i’m not the only one who has a special loathing for these movies, SIMPLY BECAUSE all the posters are the SAME 3 STOCK IMAGES:

[now-yo-candys-gone]

is this how u study for an ap test

[littlekingcorona]

When you’re about to leave your room but you hear guests over at your house

[yesterdaysprint]

The Baltimore Sun, Maryland, June 8, 1927

[yesterdaysprint]

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, January 21, 1910