raraforshort

Its Sol’s fault

[solar-eclipsed]

Can I complain for one second

[solar-eclipsed]

I think if a character explains how they view themselves the world and the people around them. The story might be trying to tell you something about how the character understands themselves the world and the people around them.

[koiagain]

I guess you could say he’s ve… he’s a very h…

[lamuliz]

Franky and Robin join the cuddle pile!! 🏴‍☠️💗💞

[bedheadjenny-art]

I haven't gotten to Whole Cake yet, this is how it goes right?

[incredubious]

Lash envy ft. nami and usopp

[spnyasotired]

collab with @shiri88

her sketch was painted by me(⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡

[mauricegravy]

[weiyjling]

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[hellboundhimbo]

no matter what i say, know that this will always be my truth

[kimpimpam]

they took his spot smh

[striderepiphany]

Mrow

[bedheadjenny-art]

I haven't gotten to Whole Cake yet, this is how it goes right?

[solar-eclipsed]

Sanji isn’t connected to the thought bubble on account of continuously having all of his thoughts of self-reflection eliminated by a massive mental blockade. But he feels it deep within his very soul regardless. You must understand.

[los-copa]

her name was Juniper Blessing, she was 19 and she was just doing her laundry

[wispthicket]

From one of her friends on a Reddit post.

[von-leg]

Lusan Bunkmates Part 2

Be careful who u bunk with fr

Part 1

[kazimakuwabara]

Sanuso for mermay! Man overboard, but Sanji's got him ^^

[reimenaashelyee]

One of my upcoming projects, The Inventor’s Daughter’s Husband, is set during the (end of the) Belle Epoque, and that got me to think a bit more deeply about how they would visually handle the transition from Steampunk to Dieselpunk, if such a thing existed in the early 1900s, and how these past social-economical factors in turn influence the fashion choices of the protagonist. It’s really interesting to see conventional steampunk fashion (gears in hats, extremely weird cuts, gears in everything) but personally I think it’s really impractical and almost nonsensical, if you really want to set your story true to actual fashion history as close as possible.

I kinda made up a few designs, starting from what I assume will be in the first part of the Steam Revolution, when being mechanical and practical are becoming the in thing. They are all based on the decades’ respective silhouettes.

Rosie’s fashion is supposed to echo some of the design elements of the Steampunk/Victorian age, while keeping the grace and sleek lines of the Dieselpunk/Edwardian (with the most radical of dress: a pair of pants!). She does a lot of work so her style is freeing. I am still working out on the details of the transition; mostly avoiding putting gears on everything. I wanna research more into Art Deco for the accessories part later on!!