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@milkywayes
hi! I make fanart and write for femshep/garrus et. al.
browse my art tag. like & reblog only; no reposting without credit. every reblog is appreciated!
-> patreon // art prints // tip jar // commissions: open
find me on ao3 @ milkywayes
M/E FIC LIST
dreamt a cipher // femshep x garrus // chaptered 13/? - 106k // WIP -> tumblr tag
post-destroy ending. In which Shepard doesn’t want to be found, and Garrus, of course, has other ideas.
huge shoutout to everyone who started their blog when they were teenagers and now they are in their 20s and 30s
There's this weird tendency among fandom types where they'll take a character, and insist that they are fans of them, before changing their design, age, pronouns, backstory, blood type, species, hometown, favorite color, zodiac sign, medical history, and every other facet of their being.
They will then violently insist that this version is superior to the canon one and act like they "fixed" them and it's like. Buddy that's not the same character anymore. That's just your own oc commiting identity fraud. Like. I get the desire to experiment with different interpretations of a story. But first of all it's okay to just make an original character if that's what you really want to do. And second of all, are you even really a fan of the character you "fixed" if they're a completely different person afterwards?
Like. Idk dude for somebody who claims to be a fan you sure don't seem to like them as they are :/
i think i’ve found a combination that helps with hairloss entirely without minoxidil 😭✊ there’s a lot of regrowth that hasn’t fallen out yet! my hairline is coming forward again! i could cry
hi milky ♥️ we love you and miss you and hope you are well. (we just wanted to say that in third person because saying it directly is a little embarassing)
hi anon! we love you too <3 the royal we looks good on you
liking a ship but disliking the distinct set of stock fanon that they have been assigned is like one of those punishments dante came up with when he wrote the worldbuilding for hell in inferno
The Eleventh Hour
Commander Shepard, sci-fi Cassandra
[ -> prints ♥ ]
Yesterday I was bored so I lined this messy color doodle I did in April.
I couldn't resist and had to draw Saren after reading his comic backstory again
she’s serving absolute divorce papers
@milkywayes
sh’pard
Ashley Williams' appearance in ME3 is a crime.
I didn't recognize her the first time I saw her.
What happened to my no nonsense soldier from ME1?
Heels. Hair in her face. A uniform designed to look like a skirt. (Does it limit her movement?)
This is not Ashley 'letting her hair down'. This is Ashley trying to get herself killed while looking fashionable.
Gaaah.
i’m sorry if i haven’t replied to your comment on cipher, i’m awfully behind but i appreciate every word and probably read it like ten times
The Eleventh Hour
Commander Shepard, sci-fi Cassandra
[ -> prints ♥ ]
not everything in a story has to or should be "realistic" but in my opinion there's a level of illusion that should be maintained, and I think that's the actual problem that many people try to pinpoint with the "unrealistic" criticism. Dialogue shouldn't be written like an actual transcript of human speech, but should contribute to the illusion of a real person speaking. A character is a tool of the story, not a narrative, but we're trying to maintain the illusion that they are a person. Worldbuilding should exist to serve the story, not to be a perfect simulacrum of how every aspect of nature/society etc. would actually play out for real. But there should be the illusion that it could be real, that organizations and systems would operate in such a way, that people might behave in such a way.
in conclusion: "Is this realistic?" <<wrong question. "Does this serve the illusion or disrupt it?" <<now we're talking
