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Another request done. I really enjoyed this one and learning about this character from @itsnotashrimp16 and the Tabletop Potluck podcast. You guys should really check it, their characters are amazing and so diverse! (tabletoppotluck.com)

This is Dara Zhao.

Thanks so much for the request and I hope I did her justice!

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This took three days in between uni work and work work, but I think I did them justice. As usual, feedback is greatly appreciated!

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This post has gotten so many likes and reblogs it's unbelievable! Thank you for the support guys, I honestly didn't think it would get this much attention it's genuinely given me a confidence boost in posting my art 💕

Thank you!

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Was sorting my room and found this from a Scrawlrbox challenge I did and I forgot how much I love the metallic pencils on the black paper and how Mega Rayquaza turned out on it 🥰 Makes me wanna crack out the black paper pad again...

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This took three days in between uni work and work work, but I think I did them justice. As usual, feedback is greatly appreciated!

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Been far too inactive recently 🙈

Anyway, finally finished playing Persona 5 Royal again and I forgot how much I loved the game and the characters, so here's an Akechi painting I decided to make to commerate the fact I finished the game.

Let me know what you guys think!

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Sketch work for one of my favourite ocs; Lieutenant Leana Rhodes, the girl who acts first and asks questions later 🤩🥰.

The cop with Navy background working and living in Hawaii.

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Friendly PSA

If you draw yourself and your favorite character from whatever series and you’re afraid to upload it. Don’t be, it’s art and it’s beautiful and important.

If you write a story about yourself and your favorite character in their world, or them in ours, and you are worried about being ridiculed. You shouldn’t be, because it is creative and unique.

If you do post self-insert art/stories, than I admire you and respect you so much. I am happy that you decided to share your talents with the world.

If you create anything involving you and a favorite character, or series, and you are feeling discouraged about it because someone is making fun of you for it; Fuck ‘em. Any type of art is a freedom of expression, an outlet for emotions and ideas. Don’t let anyone keep you down from what you enjoy.

If you ridicule someone for creating something with their favorite character/series and them, stop it. You have no right to mock someone for doing something they enjoy. As long as it’s not hurting anyone who cares? Let them be happy.

All types of art matters, no matter what. Do what you want to do. If it’s not hurting anyone, who cares?

[princehoneytea]

<3

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Word count: 2241

Joanna Miller

May 31st, 2018. Thursday, 08:00am.

The heat in the kitchen is suffocating. The room is too small, so when we use the stove, it’s like we’re cooking ourselves. I’m sat on the rickety seat that’s marked with years of wear and tear, holding loosely to the piece of burnt toast Keaton made for me. It’s swimming in butter that’s melted over the two minutes I’ve been sat scrolling through my phone, and I can’t bring myself to bite into it as I look through the most recent Unsolved Murders in the country. Scotland isn’t very big, and some would say that it adds to the beauty of it, but our little town of Reedmurr has been off the maps for years. We don’t have much, but we have enough that none of us ever really leave here.

It’s like this odd sense of belonging that only we can understand. Things are different here, we’ve grown up with that because we’ve had to, but it doesn’t stop me wondering what it would be like to leave, to get away from this God awful town and the memories that have come with it.

“I know you’re mad, but I don’t think I deserve the silent treatment, Jo.”

My eyes lift from my phone to the form of my brother as he leans against the counter beside the stove. He’s got his toned arms folded over his chest, his right eyebrow raised towards me. His face is still young looking, and I suppose it’s to be expected when he’s only twenty-six, but I remember how my dad used to look when he came home from work. The Police here are always run thin, and despite our town’s suffocatingly small atmosphere, the place is actually quite large. There’s enough to keep everyone of all ages occupied; bingo, bowls, and golf for the older generation, football for the boys, shops for the girls, parks for the kids, and work for the adults. There’s even a library for those who want to escape from the town, but don’t have the necessary materials to do it.

I sigh, leaning into my seat as I move my toast back on to the chipped plate laying on the scarred table in front of me. My lips lift gently at him, head shaking softly, and my blonde curls splay with the action.

“I’m not mad at you,” I reply softly. My thumb pushes against the lock button on my phone, and I lay it face down as I listen to the bubble noise it makes as the screen shuts off. “Your cooking sucks, so if I’m mad about anything, it’s that,” his deep chuckle brings a slight warmth to my chest. I can’t remember the last time it was that easy to make him laugh. I let it hang in the air for a moment longer, savouring the sound before my fingers begin to play with the crust of the toasted bread in front of me, my eyes tracing over the scars of our war worn table. With a shrug, I adjust myself in the seat, sliding into it slightly further. My legs cross at the knees. “Besides, it’s good to see you eat before you go to work. That’s the first time in two weeks. I’m impressed.”