[aroace-ryland-grace]

my poorly coordinated and incredibly enthusiastic child

[thefriendlypigeon]

❤️💙💛GRACEFUL💛💙❤️

⭐[my social media links]

[scullee]

here’s some project hail mary studies i did recently in heavypaint

[signoraviolettavalery]

spoilers for Project Hail Mary (book and movie)

I don't know if the people who only watched the movie know this, but in the book, when Grace turns around to save Rocky rather than going back to Earth, it's a suicide mission. The movie skips over this, but in the book it's made very clear that he only has enough food for the return trip to earth (about 4-5 years' worth). There's nothing edible for him on Erid, because they're, well, rocks and their food contains things like thalium. So when Grace turns around to go save Rocky from the Taumoeba that can get through xenonite, he's not just abandoning Earth; he is actively making a choice that will end in his death to save Rocky. The movie makes it seem like he's just leaving behind any chance to go back to Earth, but in the book, he knows that once he saves Rocky and gets him back to Erid, he'll essentially starve to death (or choose another way to go more easily) and he's okay with that. It's not just "I'll never see Earth again." It's "I'll die." It's "I was forced onto this suicide mission against my will but now I found someone I am willing to die for."

[maalidoesart]

interstellar hug

[halethleia]

imagine being a typical eridian kid growing up and having a normal life on your normal planet and then all of a sudden there’s a weirdo fragile squishy alien scientist who lives in a dome and helped save your sun and now he teaches you science

[dorywhynot]

"Iorek Byrnison" Watercolor on paper, 11x14", 2026.

For "Bibliophilia," opening April 8 at Quirky Fox Gallery

[eerieechos]

Since everyone and their mother is painting this scene, here’s my crack at it. Acrylic on Canvas

[stargirl-and-potts]

Still thinking about how Grace was always treated as disposable. Kicked out of his passion field for his honesty—underpaid as a (very good) teacher, to the point he can’t afford a car—left alone in a room full of argon with a sample that might kill him, while all the indispensable guys who put him there stood on the other side of the glass and watched. Shoved screaming into a mission that would kill him. And then, then this bonkers little alien who just met him gladly trades years off his life (via extended return mission) to save him. Runs burning through deadly air to keep him from dying. Chooses finally to weave their lives together forever and recreate Grace’s best dreams of Earth to make him happy. No wonder Grace told Rocky he doesn’t have to get him a gift, he’s given him everything. To one little spider guy, Grace is irreplaceable. That’s love.

[warmdragonstew]

my first contribution to the AKotSK fandom

[aamuusva]

Dreamer

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[astrotheyge]

"The hearts of men are easily corrupted." Wake Up Dead Man (2025) & Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

Bonus for @mykingdomforasong:

[keeperofthebees]

Benoit Blanc is the ally of all time. He lies to the cops. He yells at bigots. He trusts people who haven’t earned it because they deserve it.

He goes to solve the murder of a rich white man in his home, and the dead man's Hispanic immigrant nurse has a spot of blood on her shoe. He says nothing. She actively fucks with the crime scene and destroys evidence. He does nothing. She gets into a full on police chase with an arsonist in the passenger's seat. He tells her it's ok and she needs to stop. She's a good person. She's nice. She has to stop. He'll fix it. He'll solve it. He proves the asshole rich nephew did it and immediately calls him out for his "ancestral home" that he got in the 80s from a Pakistani man. Because he researched. He calls all the rich people assholes at the end. He leaves Marta to her new fortune.

A new bunch of rich assholes go to a private island. A black woman tells him that one of them killed her sister, without an ounce of physical proof. He believes her anyway and he goes. He hates them so much. They're all rich and stupid and they think that they're smart and they're "disruptors". He hates them so much. One of them sexually harasses him. He still works to solve the case. He works with Helen to manipulate them all. He whimpers and starts to cry when he thinks she's been shot. He tells her to fake her death. He calls out the rich people. He finds the murderer. He gets a confession. The proof is destroyed. There is nothing else. He walks out, giving the black woman the tools to literally burn the place down. He smokes outside while the Mona Lisa burns.

A young priest genuinely wants to make a church better. Everyone thinks he's the killer. He is crying when Blanc meets him. He doesn't tell him that God loves him; he tells Blanc that the Bible is full of stories for them to learn from. This priest is different. He is also suspect number 1. He's kind of the only one who could have done it. Blanc lets him talk about knife robots. The priest tries to turn himself in. No one else could have done it, it must have been him. Benoit grabs him and shoves him out of the station so he doesnt. He stops the priest from confessing things he didn't do (or maybe he did) at every turn because he is a kind, loving, giving boy; the exact kind of Catholic he never saw growing up. The ones who blame the boy are all the kind he's used to. He will not let the one good priest he's ever seen go down that easy. He lies to the cops. He aids and abetts a wanted man. He lets him into crime scenes and he tells him to get down and shut up. He learns from him and lets him forgive the murderer because she was manipulated for 60 years. He lets her die at peace, understanding. Forgiven. He's usually angry. Mean towards the killers. He lets the priest be kind.

He protects people from the cops, from rich people, from the world around them because he knows that he has privilege. He's a white man. He's southern. He's a detective. He has authority and he uses that to help people who don't. I love him so much.

[dragongirlsweetie]

not sure why anyone would read that book let alone be telling other people to read it. personally i think it would be a lot more useful to learn how to win the time war

[mobius-m-mobius]

#works just as well in reverse tbh 😂

DANIEL CRAIG and JEFFREY WRIGHT in CASINO ROYALE (2006) // WAKE UP DEAD MAN (2025)

[scurviesdisneyblog]

Nick and Judy disguise ideas by Ami Thompson from The Art of Zootopia 2