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Starry Night Microsweater
2022 1.3" x 1.6" ~50,000 stitches, 76 stitches/inch 500+ hours in the making. Over 70 different colors of silk thread including thread combinations
That’s Althea Crome’s work. You’ve seen her work before if you’ve ever seen the movie Coraline because she did the teeny tiny star sweater and gloves for the stop motion puppets to wear.
She does, however, work even smaller.
Holy crap that is so tiny!!!
Being in the front pocket of a hoodie.
Cozying up in the warm darkness as your giant goes about their day, maybe feeling the vibrations of their voice as they make small talk.
Having their hands mindlessly make their way into their pockets, simply by habit, and finding you.
Feeling their hands slide under you as they hold you there in their pocket. The warmth is almost suffocating, but it's a reminder of where you are, who you're with.
Their fingers gently fidgeting with you, maybe stroking down your hair, rolling you between their thumb and finger, maybe being a little rougher and twirling you around a bit, yet still being careful.
It may just be mindless fidgeting, or maybe they're fully aware. Regardless, their gentleness is undeniable.
The concept of a borrower having a sort of vlog and it's like really popular but everyone online things it's an ARG or something and they've just got insane editing or CGI skills
Imagine the bean of the house stumbling upon it and being like "oh that's neat, the editing is super- IS THAT MY HOUSE???"
“It’s good t’ meet ye properly.”
Edit: adding some still frames below the cut
I have a question for the giant/tiny community
Does anyone else get butterflies when they see giant/tiny art they really like or think is cute? I don't mean like butterflies when you see your crush I mean you're so happy and love the art that you get an adrenaline rush (butterflies is adrenaline)
I love you g/t writers your writings make me yearn
Careful while eating your fruits, a tiny might be hiding in it taking all the flavour from you as they laugh mischievous
(Saw this scene in Adventure Time and I thought it was so relatable that I needed to do an Euphoria version)
I drew @ilovegt ‘s characters Trevor and Bennett. They’ve gotta be my favorite characters to draw and I love their story <3
The whump potential in g/t is just so good whether it's intentional or not
Yes! Hide that injury from your friend out of insecurity and then let it get jostled when they pick you up, making both the initial injury and your chances at a swift recovery even worse! Hope they don't notice your wincing and shortness of breath because it would force you to have an emotionally honest conversation!! Don't reach out for help until the last minute because accepting it makes you feel even smaller than you are! Repress!!
Refuse to acknowledge when someone is being too rough when messing around and is actually hurting you! Hide those injuries later, too! Worry about what would happen if you did say something! Would they stop? Acting more gentle in a way you can't help but feel is condescending, pretending you're so fragile (are you?) Or what if they don't stop? You can't really make them anyway. What if they brushed it off, telling you to toughen up? Would that be worse? Would they even feel bad if they knew? Better to not deal with the possibilities at all and just stay quiet for now. That way, it won't get any worse (it will)
Make that character spiral!! Yes!! Reach a boiling point "out of nowhere" because you refused to show any vulnerability!
I just KNOW there are movie scenes similar to this but, big scary Giant has bonded with a tiny. Tiny’s friend gets caught up in this mess because they followed them into the woods/entered the portal/stumbled into the giant’s house etc. giant is currently dangling the friend by their collar because they wouldn’t shut their mouth and made it clear how much they hate giants. The giant’s tiny friend then runs in and goes “Hey! No no no no! Put them down!” And the giant just looks at their tiny like What? This little freak is getting on my last nerve?
“Put. Them. Down. Down… atta boy.”
And the giant’s just pouting. The tiny’s friend is out of breath and staring up at the friend in horror, then up at the giant. Eyes darting back and forth as they connect the dots. “What is he like… your pet or something?” And they’re met with an offended snarl. Giggling.
Giants playing GAMES with their tiny friend/partner
(aka a fearplay goldmine presented to you by Mimi)
and because of the size difference, either the rules/structure changes, or the entire experience is heightened.
I will never get over the concept of a giant and tiny playing hide and seek together. It’s so exhilarating, especially if the giant and tiny are good friends and just doing it for fun, but all of a sudden the tiny is like… “oh, this is making my heart beat really fast woah woah woah okay”
When it’s the giant’s turn to hide it’s so cute and all “ha! Found you!” But when the tiny is hiding it’s the tantalizing sound of footsteps, the giant crooning out to them, the whispered “Gotcha.” Ooohohoh I’m giggling.
We also have the classic “using a tiny as a chess piece/player in a board game” and that never gets old.
Consider a variant to hide and seek: hot and cold. A group of giants or a mixed-sized friend group deciding where a tiny is going to hide, so on top of the rush that comes with knowing the giant is getting closer, there’s also the added tension of knowing that EVERYONE in that room is guiding the giant towards them.
That trending poison-spot game? Hell yeah. When it’s the giant’s turn, they’ve got to verbally specify which part that was meant to cover since they’re so small and the tiny needs to tell them if they were safe/right or not. When it’s the tiny’s turn, it might take a bit of extra time for them to GET to the spot they want, so maybe having to ask the giant to lift them up there. Giants having to pick a general region as their poison-zone rather than one spot so it’s more fair to the tiny.
Hear me out: hot potato. Practically a rollercoaster, you better hope you trust your giants if you’re gonna let them toss you around like that. The constant shift in hands, the voices singing the song and giggling as the tiny is passed around, getting near the end and being unable to cling because no giant wants to be the one who gets out. Being cradled and given a break when the round ends by the person who ended up with you.
Another variant of a trend; giant is blindfolded and rotates between holding a bunch of their tiny friends and has to guess which one they’re holding. It’s like that whole “holding hands and seeing if they can guess which one is their partner” trend. Vice versa is GREAT, too, tiny is blindfolded and has to guess which hands they’re in.
Push-up contests. Just gonna leave that one there.
“Everything except a giant is Lava”
Kind of like Pictionary, but every giant has a tiny sitting on their head ratatouille style and this is played with a BIG mixed-sized friend group, so everyone is walking around and asking questions to each other to guess which tiny is tugging on their hair.
This one is SO g/t-frat-guy-esque, but hang-man with a twist: for every letter you get wrong, another tiny ends up pinned to the board by the back of their shirt. Extra points if the word is so obvious and the tinies are poking fun at them for not being able to guess it. Bonus creativity points if they’re playing on a whiteboard and the tinies are being held up by magnet letters? Ex. A giant guessed “T” but that was wrong, so we’re gonna grab a tiny and pin them to the board with the T-magnet/pin. A giant remembering “Oh, wait! There actually was a Z in there,” and plucking the tiny off the board who got pinned for that letter a couple guesses back.
Marco Polo. Works best with one giant and multiple tinies for safety reasons.
Chicken fighting in the pool, two tinies each sitting on the shoulder of their giant while the giants are casually lounging beside each other. It’s mostly focused on the tinies but they’re using the giants as slippery terrain, trying to shove each other off. The fun part is being the person that loses, really, because they land into the pool with a plop! and are fished out by their giant who was just having a casual conversation throughout the whole game.
Tug of war but it’s like 20 tinies vs a giant’s non-dominant hand or just a single finger with the rope twisted around it.
Thumb war but it’s the ENTIRE tiny trying to pin the giant’s thumb down while the giant tries to pin them down with their thumb. Giant isn’t allowed to use their other fingers to make it more fair.
Super durable tinies with strong guts being strapped into a Foosball table. Another roller-coaster kind of experience, added chicanery because tinies are definitely kicking their legs or using their hands to try and move the ball if it’s close to them but not quite reachable. A gear mechanism that locks certain rods if they’ve been used too often so the tinies don’t throw up. Using a super soft/safer lightweight ball so no one is getting any concussions. Super reckless, super fun. The aftermath of being carefully unstrapped and given time to rest after the game.
Extreme trust-falls where a tiny closes their eyes and leans back off of a table/something they could get seriously injured from as a trust exercise, knowing their giant’s hand is behind them and ready to catch.
MAZE games. Four giants and four tinies. All the tinies start off in the middle of the maze while their giants are all talking over each other trying to tell them which way to go to get out of the maze, to the side that the giant is sitting out of. First tiny out, wins. It’s tough because you hear your giant say “okay okay go left!” But another giant is louder and saying “RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT”
More domestic/sweet; cooking competitions where giants try mini-cooking and then a tiny or multiple tinies rate their dish. It’s sloppy and clearly made by giant hands but the tension and time crunch is fun.
FEARPLAY CENTRAL: a final note is another hide and seek variant; this time within a house/dollhouse. Time limit so the tiny actually has a chance to win, but they can hide anywhere in the house. The giant can reach in from anywhere with their hand and has to try and find the tiny without being able to see them. Knocking over furniture, pushing things around, blindly grabbing, the tiny’s heart literally pounding out of their chest. Bonus points if it’s a dollhouse and the giant wants a better grip so they just pick up the whole thing and set it in their lap as they continue to dig.
What ties all of these games together is those giggles. Oh my gosh. And for me personally it’s a lot more fun if this is actually done between friends or a giant and tiny that trust each other, because that’s where the fearplay gets giggle-inducing. If it’s just for torture or punishment or bullying then it’s purely terrifying, but knowing it’s someone you love/care about is what makes that racing heart a heart that’s beating with adoration as well.
On the other hand, though, who doesn’t love a good misunderstanding? Tiny bursting into tears mid game because they didn’t realize how terrifying this was going to be. The giant immediately dropping their playfulness and scooping them up to do something less exerting.
In conclusion everyone needs to consider the concept of g/t frat guys at least once. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
*john cena voice* are you sure about that?
Pocket Nap (Giant PoV)
In which you find a nice, cozy place to keep your sleeping friend.
You look down at your tiny friend, currently cuddled up in your lap, with your hand curled around them as they’ve dozed off, the show you were watching quickly becoming background noise as your focus shifts. You knew they would fall asleep, even though they insisted that they wouldn’t. You huff quietly to yourself in amusement, seeing their arms draped over the side of your hand, and reach your thumb in to give them a gentle prod to their side. You’re met with a mumble as they wave you off, and you sigh as you gently gather their sleeping form into your hands.
You think briefly about putting them to bed. It’s still hours before you’re ready to sleep yourself, otherwise you’d just hold them as usual, but after a moment you realize you don’t want them to wake up from their nap confused and disoriented by themselves. You decide to pocket them instead, letting them sleep but keeping them close.
Before tucking them away, however, you stand and cradle them to your chest as you head for your room. With one hand bracing them close, you use your other to open their drawer, a space dedicated to them for privacy, and pull their blanket from their bed. You then sit down on your bed, bringing your hands together to make sure your friend is cozy first. You loosely drape their blanket around them, making sure they’re wrapped up comfortably, but not at risk of accidentally being stuck in the blanket when they wake up, not that you wouldn’t immediately help them anyway.
Most of your shirts have deep pockets these days, and the one you’re wearing is no different. You hold your hands to your chest, using one to carefully hold their limp, bundled body while the other widens the pocket opening. With care and attention to how their limbs are bending, you gently slide them in, making sure that their arms and legs are securely in place and oriented properly, with the blanket covering them, not suffocating them. You watch them curl inward as they settle in, as if they know where they are even in their sleep, their arms tucking the blanket around themselves as they wriggle around until they’re comfortable.
Once you see that they’ve settled in, you stand to your feet and grab a light sweater from your closet, putting it on and zipping it up most of the way. It’s closed enough to offer a comforting sense of pressure and darkness, but loose enough to allow for proper airflow. Now that you’ve made sure they’re secure and in a cozy environment, you take a moment to focus on their weight, or lack thereof. It’s a constant reminder of just how tiny they are, despite what their personality would lead you to believe if you didn’t know them in person.
That being said, you’ve been around them long enough that you can feel their weight, your body having become hypersensitive to it in order to accommodate them more effectively. More important, however, is the emotional weight that you feel when you carry them. You know they can take care of themselves, but more often than not they simply opt to keep close to you anyway. The weight of their trust in you is far heavier than their physical weight could ever account for, and you feel heartened each time something like this happens. They trust you when they’re at their most vulnerable, and that is something you don’t take for granted, no matter how comfortable the two of you are interacting with each other.
You know you’re a comforting presence to them, but they’re a comforting presence for you, too. Their presence and perspective helps to keep you grounded at all times. Any challenges you may face on a daily basis feel trivial compared to what your tiny friend would experience without you, and it’s a relief to focus on them instead when things get difficult. If there’s a raging storm out, you’re less concerned about the potential damage being done than you are holding your friend close because they’re terrified by storms, and rightfully so at their size.
You feel them shifting about slightly, pulling back your sweater to peek into your pocket. They’ve wrapped themselves up further in the blanket, fully snuggled in as they sleep with a peaceful expression. You smile and leave them be, feeling a flutter in your chest as you settle yourself down on the couch again. Leaning back, you feel their weight shift to lean slightly against you, and if you focus just enough, you can feel their tiny breaths as they sleep, slowed as they slip from a light nap to a deep slumber.
You put on some soft music, lifting a hand to rest it over the small lump they form beneath your sweater, your thumb beginning to idly stroke them as you relax. You close your eyes, finding yourself at peace knowing they’re so close. Even if they aren’t awake, even if you can’t immediately see them, you know you’re not alone.
You’ve got them, they’re safe.
Lmao I’m back- my brain is still chewing on your fic like a squeaky toy- Look at that successful cowboy/space thermos wrangler go!! I really debated whether the American flag should still go on his jumpsuit before I decided that haaaah yeah the US government WOULD do that- Good job as always!!!
Ahhhh thank you! I love this! We've got his space uniform (courtesy of the US of A lol)
I love how you've rendered all his gear. He's so ready for anything. Space ace cowboy Grace!
