Sleepy Bear

Hello, i'm a Artist | Black | Twitch Affiliate | Animator and Procrastinator

[fruitgravies]

courier 💌

insta • twt • bsky

[jojorice]

olrufrey accidentally stumble on their future selves...~✒️💖 finished reading the manga and KNEW i had to draw smthg w/ their younger selves based off that time travel trend a while ago!! now it's time for me to read witch hat atelier kitchen ohohoho *rubs hands*

[hhfdyjn]

46/100

[perplexi]

room for one more? 👀

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

oh………..

it’s a kitty hurricane. 

[kashi-kakes]

[birdmanbirdplan]

‘Your magic is so kind’

Barely sketched something in time for Orufreyweek day 1!

[raptorific]

The people who claim the lyrics to Utada Hikaru's "Simple and Clean" are incomprehensible, especially the people who chalk it up to translation issues, are being disrespectful because it's a relatively straightforward song about an argument between two lovers, one of whom expects their relationship to be performed and the other of whom feels their love should be enough for them and that they shouldn't require them to jump through hoops to satisfy the hypothetical concerns and judgments of others

But more importantly, it's disrespectful to Mx. Utada's other, more genuinely insane, lyrics

[raptorific]

In "Simple and Clean," the narrator's lover chastises them for showering them with too many gifts, pressuring them meet their father, and otherwise being terrified about the future because of other people's warnings. They tell the narrator that they're all they need to be happy, they don't need the gifts or to be shown off. The narrator insists that things can't be that simple. The narrator's lover, frustrated, insists that they express how much they want to be with the narrator, but that the narrator doesn't hear it, because it happens after they've walked away. The narrator then becomes overwhelmed by all the stuff they feel they have to do, and their lover insists their expectations for Proof Of Love are unreasonable, and that they should trust them enough that just saying "I love you" should be proof enough, then throws their words back at them: "some things ARE that simple."

That song is very easy to trace the narrative of. Mx. Utada's song "let me give you my love," however, starts out its narrative with "my neighbor's kid died, so we need to have unprotected sex RIGHT NOW and get me pregnant with a biracial child" and just gets less and less Hinged from there onwards

[raptorific]

So you don't have to go to a second location to understand that I'm not joking or exaggerating:

[alysiusart]

The girls are sleeping.

Textless version below.

[peachsodah]

12 year olds can be brutal and not even realize it

[perennimal]

Least I’ll still have company, in my insides, tiny poison tree

[piyoyoyo4]

🌿ナゾノクサ / Oddish

[ajdrawsss]

Giving them a small break from the horrors

[casanovakevin]

uahhhjjj auhhhj

[bimbinis]

you know a joke that never EVER gets old is when a character says smth like “I will NOT go to [place] and that is FINAL” and then it cuts to them in that place I eat that shit up every single time

[robylovi]

I love it especially when it cuts to them like this:

[terrifiedmouse]

Passing the curse/torch to the protags in Fortune's Weave.

[innerchildabortionclinic]

this is how all high protein dessert vids look to me

[shadow-banned-the-hedgehog]