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Hi! i'm Mae, you can address me with any pronouns. search my profile with #art to find my drawings:]

[maerebus]

hold onto for the rest of their lives

[hugs-and-stabbies]

more dead plate stuff :] look... does Rody deserve better??? YES. do i ship them anyways... also yes 👀

[hugs-and-stabbies]

is it gay to show extra care for one of your employees? 🤔 or just an hr violation? 😳

[artyphex]

“And I would like to spend-“ (eternity with you) (eternity with you) (eternity with YOU) (ETERNITY WITH YOU)

[miyabau]

yoo-han-kim

[maerebus]

unrelated to art but i cut my hair wolfcut style and as i admire it i cant help but imagine crowley with wolfcut...he'll rock it

[saintdollyparton]

The way I absolutely howled with laughter watching this...

[hattersarts]

couple of book scenes with ineffable wives, i rly adore their dialogue 

[neil-gaiman]

Hello Sir! I hope you're doing well.

The Good Omens' fandom is watching a new series right now that we find very charming and remind us to our beloved Good Omens. So I wanted to know if you have heard about the show Our Flag Means Death. If so, did you watch it? did you like it?

Not yet. I’ve heard wonderful things about it, mostly from my assistant Rachael, and am so looking forward to getting some personal tv-watching time (my tv-watching time currently is all taken up with dailies of Anansi Boys and edits of Good Omens and looking at — and kvelling at — nearly-finished episodes of Sandman).

[maerebus]

physically restraining myself from watching ofmd to not ruin my exam preparation

[maerebus]

a little silly doodle of them posing for something. i dont know either

[tio-trile]

What if Aziraphale and Crowley really are immune to hellfire and holy water respectively, at least to an extent? Crowley has been shown to have a heart and he didn't really mean to Fall. And Aziraphale isn't completely angelic himself either. Or, as cheesy, as it is, their love for each other is what made them immune. Of course, we'll never know due to the body swap.

That’d be kinda hilarious that they came up with this genius plan for nothing, but that also sounds like the kind of mistake they’ll totally make

via @maniacalmole

[tio-trile]

@maniacalmole I drew it  😂 😂

[tio-trile]

I knew I had the “My wife cries at absolutely anything” post tab opened for years for a reason

[notbecauseofvictories]

alternatively: Crowley and Aziraphale realize they’re in love at about the same time. 

One of them goes on a panicky three-year bender involving quite a lot of drugs (that don’t work) and some sturm and drang Romantic music (which also doesn’t work) and an attempt at transferring of all their terrifying feelings onto a willing human (which extremely doesn’t work, and ends up being mostly sticky and vaguely nauseating; humans are so wet.) But afterwards, he sits up in the human’s bathtub and waits to come down from an opium haze and thinks, well, fuck.

…………..the other one of them is Crowley.

[singelisilverslippers]

#crowley is shockingly emotionally well-adjusted  #when you’ve already been fucked by the ineffable plan you can unclench a bit  #invest in sunglasses! fall in love with your best friend slash existential opposition!  #be the goth you want to see in the 2nd century A.D.  #et cetera  #anyway out of sheer panic for his own feelings aziraphale slept with oscar wilde and to this day refuses to talk about it #he just pretends the vast majority of victorian literature mysteriously does not exist because if it does someone might bring it up (via @notbecauseofvictories)

[notbecauseofvictories]

from @trailsofpaper’s tags: “how does aziraphale’s complete collection of oscar wilde’s works fit into this?”

THE QUESTION I WAS WAITING FOR. 

If you’ve read Good Omens the book, you know that Aziraphale has a very…specialized collection:

so my thinking here is that either:

a) Aziraphale decided that if no one but him had a first edition of The Portrait of Mr. W.H. and Salome then no one would ever find out that Wilde had dedicated them to “the delectable Mr. Fell, who served as Divine inspiration,” and that everything afterwards was just a slightly-obsessive collector deciding not to do things by halves; 

b) Aziraphale attempted to keep Oscar Wilde from general circulation (and thus, from ever being brought up in front of Crowley) by buying up all the first editions and praying that within a decade or two, all the furor would die out and Wilde would go back to obscurity;

or

c) Aziraphale was given them as gifts by Wilde, and however misguided and awkward the tryst itself was he is absolutely not getting rid of first editions under any circumstances short of the Apocalypse.

In Aziraphale’s defense, Crowley slept through most of the 19th century, and Aziraphale did think he might be able to get away with it. Any way you slice it, you get the mental vision Aziraphale glowering at the few foolhardy customers who dared enter his shop and informing them that no, what they hold in their hands is not an Oscar Wilde first edition, because who is Oscar Wilde anyway? No, that doesn’t sound right. I don’t think that chap exists, and incidentally, the shop is now closed. Please leave. 

Now.

[hollow-head]

They both slept their ways through the 19th century *eyebrow waggle*

[hollow-head]

💕

[hollow-head]

Welcome to Good Omens Comics where the colors are made up and the character design doesn’t matter.  Here’s the WHOLE drunk conversation. Pg61-65 in my copy of the book

View it here X on tapas for better quality

edit 9/2: it is done, no longer WIP Under a cut because it’s about a mile long and set up for mobile. 

Keep reading

[maerebus]

this is the highlight of my week i love their drunk convo already but this format???? im crying

[ma2ereki-deactivated20250714]

If I died