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crowley-anthony

#just ineffable husbands things (x|x|x) thank you aziraphale and crowley for everything❤️

#good omens

oldphanny

So like... now what? Does Tumblr get deleted now? We beat the final boss [phan hard launch]

it hits different

first boyfriend

askmeaboutmyoctopustheory

NEVER KILL YOURSELF DAN AND PHIL HARD LAUNCH ON A RANDOM MONDAY IN 2025

#phan

silly-little-pal

#phan

themotherfucking-bagging-area

I saw this meme

And idk if it's a reference or something but all I can think of is how it's the opposite of dnp

youmustfixyourheartt

crazy times we live in

reunitedinterlude

phil trash number one

bonus:

tati to my nof <3

there’s not a mfer in this world I’ve ever respected more than 2009 dan. that was a mastermind. a man on a mission. he had one shot and he knew he had to take it. now he walks into the kitchen of the forever home he shares with the subject of “did you ever doubt your dream would come true” and gets greeted with “hello you stupid bitch”

the-insidious-dr-grey-matter

Origami knight made from a single piece of paper with no cuts or tears.

Video of how it was done below

redgoldsparks

My latest comic for The Nib was written by my friend Mike Thompson- it’s his first published comics work!

The Nib has been a steady source of income and a huge support to me and many other indie cartoonists for years. They publish amazing work, but will be cut loose by their financial backer in July. You can read the official post about it from editor Matt Bors here. They are still running their kickstarter-funded print magazine, but have to put digital publishing on hiatus until they figure out their next steps. If you’ve been thinking about supporting their membership program, now would be a good time. They have levels from $2 to $40 per month. I really don’t want this to be my last Nib piece!

instagram / patreon / portfolio / the nib / etsy

ruffboi-mags

you know what, THIS is how you address historical queer folks of all stripes in a respectful way. you refer to them the way they chose to be referred to, and you say “it’s impossible to know how they would’ve identified in today’s society, but they’re part of our history regardless”.