Treesap

I'm probably playing ESO right now..

[hiphopfightsback]

Most heroes of progression are never mentioned in history books.

[weavemama]

trump: *puts his hand on the bible during his inauguration*

god:

[galaxy-of-the-guardians]

reblog if you're GAY, support GAYS, or if you think it's COOL to PUNCH NAZIS

[library-mermaid-blog]

History has its eyes on us.

[spiritguardian]

In which scientists have no chill and it’s amazing

[inverted-mind-inc-sideblog-deac]

GO NERDS!

[tea4sykes]

[awd-eheroes]

I’m sure I’m not the only one…

[skidar]

Removing lines from a bg layer

Removing sketch from line art in SAI

Removing sketch from line art in PS

Go forth and be less frustrated :D

[celepom]

Also, before you start inking reduce the transparency of your inking layer. That way if you’re actually inking on the sketch layer you can see that you are right away.

[blackgirlsreverything]

☕☕☕

[yogvrt]

when i was like 14, i once wore contact lenses instead of glasses to school bc i had just learned how to put them on and i wanted to show them to my friends right, and this one guy goes and tells me “i thought girls were supposed to become beautiful when they stopped wearing glasses. something obviously went wrong with you” and that was??? so incredibly rude i wanted to cry but i just stood there not knowing what to say bc i honestly thought we were friends

but the girl sitting in front of him (who was also his crush, mind u) hears him and turns around with the most disgusted expression on her face, and calls him out on it like “omg i cant believe you said that have you even seen yourself in a mirror you have no right to tell her shit” and then she turns to me and says “dont listen to him, you look gorgeous with or without glasses” and she probably already forgot about that but i always remember it whenever i feel self-conscious about myself

so the moral of the story is: if u see someone being a jerk to someone else, dont laugh along and call them out on it. stick together and bring all the fuckboys down

[roman-sunshine]

Beetles compromise 25% of all animal species. That means 1 in 4 animals is probably a beetle. Is it you? Is it your best friend? How can you be sure?

[official-canadianjesus]

Ringo could be living in your backyard without you even knowing

[binickandros]

[dashbeardconfessional]

When your stupid wizard parents force you to make the bed.

[vonmunsterr-deactivated20260113]

this is a fucking cinematic masterpiece

[theartoflaika]

Fun fact: Kevin Parry, the dude in this vine works for Laika and did animation on The Boxtrolls and Kubo and the Two Strings.

[ninja-pyro]

ive reblogged this before but not with that last addition

[hzs-modblog]

Same here.  That’s impressive.

[did-you-know]

You can have a random phobia of something simply because your grandma did, too. A study of mice showed the fear of a traumatic event could be genetically passed on, causing the offspring and even their children to be fearful of the same trauma despite never having experienced it before. So, if your grandmother fell into a thorny rosebush as a child, you could be afraid of roses and have no idea why. Source Source 2

[beeishappy]

LSSC | 2016.11.21

[stuckylikeglue-deactivated20171]

He is so DELIGHTED

[adulthoodisokay]

“They want to hire a part of me.”

[decepticonsensual]

Everything about this, from Carrie’s viscerally presented and excellent point, to the pun, to the look on Stephen’s face like he just fell in love.  Everything is so, so good.

[captainlordauditor]

reblog if you ARE A JEWISH GIRL, SUPPORT JEWISH GIRLS, or if you like to open NEO NAZIS’ WINDOWS and put DOZENS OF ANGRY GEESE IN THEIR HOUSES

[asavelveteen-deactivated2024121]

good post op

[brain-fungi-deactivated20181104]

I’ll just fist fight them wouldn’t be the first time I’ve broken a neo nazis face

[popcornfunction]

[lunnefisk]

you can actually see him go through all five stages of grief 

[weavemama]

[fuckallelse]

Wait. Somebody post the screenshot of where she blocked him for this though.

[weavemama]

GOT IT 

[rootbeergoddess-deactivated2017]

Not all heroes wear capes

[teaboot]

Okay, new rule: if you regularly consume the blood and flesh of a demigod in a room full of chanting elders you’re not allowed to call other religions primitive and evil

[13faeinapenguinsuit]

This is oddly specific and leaves some very interesting questions unanswered.

[ermingarden]

Catholicism sure does sound weird when you put it that way.

[avatarsymbolism]

Zuko and Mai v Mr. Boomerang.

[lb-lee-deactivated20180415]

One of the reasons Avatar is one of the few epic fantasies I’ve actually liked is that nobody is above indignity.

This is a thing a lot of genres do, but epic fantasies seem to be impressively devoid of any sense of humor, and often cave to the temptation to make the villains or heroes so badass that nothing embarrassing or stupid ever happens to them.

In Avatar (the last airbender, anyway, haven’t seen Korra), everyone has stupid shit happen to them.  Even Fire Lord Ozai has his moments– “No, Fire Lord Ozai, YOU aren’t wearing pants!” Azula gets covered in mud.  Zuko has… well, getting conked in the head by a boomerang is only the beginning of the stupid undignified shit he experiences. (Though he still doesn’t compare to Sokka, the emperor unto perpetuity of Shameland.)

And I love that.  Because in life, sometimes you get covered in mud.  Sometimes you get conked in the head when you’re trying to be brooding and dramatic.  STUPID SHIT HAPPENS TO YOU.  And in real life, you still manage to be badass, or terrible, even in your moments of human frailty.

I wish I saw that more often.

[quentyl]

Yes! This, so much. That’s definitively something I’ve noticed too, and I love it!

Actually, in a way, I think it’s kind of addressed in the show itself:

Zuko was publicly humiliated, punished and banished for speaking out of turn at a meeting. This was considered a personal offense to the Fire Lord: they were so strict and enamored with their “dignity” that the slightest misstep by a child could turn into some sort of great insult. And if you’re insulted the proper response is to defend your honor in Agni Kai, a duel to the death (with a child if need be).

In contrast, among the Air Nomads, it was okay to throw mud pies at the head monks and laugh your ass off. It was even encouraged: creativity, fun and humility were seen as the most essential qualities. No one was above pranks - neither being pranked nor even doing the pranks. And it didn’t mean they didn’t know respect - we know Aang had enormous respect for his elders and their teachings. It’s actually a much truer form of respect than what you could find in the Fire Nation, where fear kept you silent.

So, I think there is a lesson here, that maybe we should learn not to hold our dignity in such high regard, that it’s good to know how to laugh at yourself? And when ATLA has fun with its serious characters, it’s also a way to illustrate this idea - the show is all the richer by not taking itself too seriously.

[animentality]

I love atla meta

[eyeloch]

beautiful!!