He is ready for the summer!
Can you believe I did this last year and forgot to post it anywhere...?
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He is ready for the summer!
Can you believe I did this last year and forgot to post it anywhere...?
Done with markers
I've seen what you asked for and I think we'd be /*great*/ friends. I'm having such a hard time deciding what to do for you. :3 We'll give Shiro a birthday he deserves. ;-)
Ooooh Iâm intrigued! I now wonder which of my request you did get so our interests match so well :3 But no matter what you will choose Iâm sure it will make me happy! ^^
Letâs make this exchange his best bday present!!! (àčÙâąÌÏâąÌ)Ù
SHIRO BIRTHDAY EXCHANGE SIGN-UPS ARE OPEN!
Join us in celebrating Shiroâs birthday with a fandom-wide fic and art exchange!
Minimums:1k / 1 piece
Dates: sign-ups open now until Jan 25 | posting Feb 29-Mar 6
Rules & FAQ | Sign-Up!
My art for @sheithbigbang, a fantasy AU with young paladin Shiro and tiefling Keith with side hurt and comfort! I had a chance to work with truly awesome Chiisanafukuro who wrote lovely fic for this art, you can read it here:Â https://archiveofourown.org/works/22167916
Happy New Year!!! Hope you had good time this holiday ^^
Aaand references, lol
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Title:Â I Want You to Know (That I Care about You) Artist: Nessie Author:Â tavrosroofies Rating: Mature Pairings:Â Shiro/Keith Summary: In a lonely laboratory on the upper floors of the university, Keith works alone to study the stars. He has a couple students who help him, but because of his nature, he never gets to know them well. Until he feeds on Shiro. Shiro always was too smart for his own good.
Link to the art Link to the fic
My art for the @sheithreversebb wedding bang! This time with vampires! :D
Lovely tavrosroofies wrote a wonderful story for my art, please read the fic here!
Title: dancing through the night (with you) Artist: Nessie Author: Kim Rating: Explicit Pairings: Keith/Shiro, background Allurance Warnings: none Summary:
Shiro thought about being able to splurge on some of the good cheese for a big pot of mac and cheese and sighed again. He always covered for Matt because the money was too good to turn away at Mattâs various side gigs.
âDo I get to eat the food?â
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Down on his luck college student Takashi Shirogane agrees to cover his friendâs wedding caterer job. He didnât expect to meet the man of his dreams.
Link to the art: tumblr Link to the fic: AO3
Here's my art for @sheithreversebbâ - wedding themed bang! Wonderful Kim (@hemsbutt on twitter) wrote amazing fic for my art!
Older, confident Keith? Check! Cute, young student Shiro? Check! Read adorable and hot story about their first meeting here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/21808876
It's still January so it's still proper to wish you Happy New Year, right?
Happy New Year everyone!!! May this year be better than previous one!!! :D
find me on twitter as nessietime :)
Hope you all had a good time during holidays! :D
Uuuh how do you check if your post was flagged? I do not see anything on my latest post but it doesnât appear in search results or tags...
Enjoy summer Shiro in this cold winter time (ââ âżâ )
In case this one is too much for tumbl, you can find me on twitter as nessietime
Birthday kisses for birthday boy ( Ë ÂłË)â„
Takashinktober
requested by @dent-de-leonâ
If you do a prompt, be sure to tag it with #takashinktober!! (Twitter version can be found here!)
Pre-Kerberos Shiro
Shiro piloting
Crying Shiro
Disney Prince(ss) Shiro
Shiro cooking
Long haired Shiro
Shiro and Black
Laughing Shiro
Shiro anatomy study ( ͥ° ÍÊ ÍĄÂ°)
Mer-Shiro
Shiro at the beach
Sleeping Shiro
Injured Shiro
Kid Shiro
Nerd Shiro
Jock Shiro
Shiro in the Arena/Champion Shiro
Lady Shiro
Gay disaster Shiro
Shiro in the mornings
Dungeons and Dragons/Monsters and Mana Shiro
Shiro in lingerie
Shiro cosplaying
Shiro as an animal (full animal or kemonomimi)
Goth Shiro
Shiro and the Atlas
Mythical creature/monster Shiro
Chubby Shiro
Bottom Shiro
Altean/Galra Shiro
Shiro smooching his special someone (/ Ï ïŒŒ)
(alt. prompts under the cut)
Keep reading
Thereâs no such thing as a âhealthyâ ship.
Ships arenât food, theyâre not exercise, theyâre not even a nonfiction book or a classic novel. A steady diet of LGBT+ ships with no age or power gap wonât make you emotionally or mentally any healthier. It wonât teach you about how actual relationships work and it wonât prevent you from getting into an unhealthy relationship.
Unhealthy ships wonât ruin you. They wonât corrupt you, they wonât destroy your understanding of actual healthy relationships or erode your morality.
Your fictional diet isnât your actual diet. Thereâs no organic vegan gluten-free ship that will fix a single goddamn thing.
Relax. Enjoy yourself. Read whatever fiction fascinates you, tantalizes you, engages you. The content doesnât matter much for your health, but the joy it brings you might.
This is SO important guys
The EU Could Vote to Wreck the Internet Tomorrow
Karl Bode, Motherboard:
The EU is preparing to vote Wednesday on sweeping new copyright guidelines that could dramatically reshape the internet and potentially harm your ability to share content online.
As noted previously, the proposal is being driven by rights holders frightened by technological change, including brick and mortar publishers eager to blame companies like Google for their failure to evolve in the modern internet era.
And while the EUâs new Copyright Directive may be a well intentioned effort to modernize EU copyright rules, it still contains numerous provisions that could significantly harm the open internet. Most of those provisions remain largely intact despite a July vote that sent the proposal back to the drawing board in the wake of widespread activist backlash.
The most problematic provisions of the plan include new licensing fees for sharing anything more than âinsubstantialâ portions of content. Such a âlink taxâ could prove costly for small news outlets, and, depending on final wording, could put volunteer-centric organizations like Wikipedia at risk since the original proposal failed to include a noncommercial exception. The most controversial component of the plan mandates that any website that lets users upload text, sounds, images, code, or other copyrighted works for public consumption (read: most of them) would need to employ automated copyright systems that filter these submissions against a database of copyrighted works at the website ownerâs expense. As weâve consistently highlighted, such filters routinely donât work very well. Googleâs Content ID system, for example, cost $100 million to develop, and routinely flags content for takedown thatâs perfectly legitimate, and often not even covered by copyright. Earlier this year, a musician that uploaded a 10-hour video filled with nothing but white noise received five different takedown requests courtesy of companies that sell sleep therapy products. Fighting these takedown requests can often be a costly and sisyphean affair, as recently documented by a German music professor who faced numerous takedown requests for classical music pieces that were in the public domain under German law. âWe already know that these systems are historically faulty and often lead to false positives,â the Wikimedia Foundation said in a blog post this week. âFor example, consider the experience of a German professor who repeatedly received copyright violation notices when using public domain music from Beethoven, BartĂłk, and Schubert in videos on YouTube.â
Itâs not hard to see how taking such a broken system and foisting it upon the better part of an entire continent could prove problematic. And while there were more than 203 new amendments added to the EU copyright proposal ahead of tomorrowâs vote, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has complained that many of these changes are compromises in name only.
These non-improvements were courtesy of a ârenewed lobbying campaign from the music and mainstream news industryâ and âa conflicted and wavering set of Internet tech giants,â noted the EFF in a recent website post. The EFF has argued that Article 11 (the link taxâ) and Article 13 (mandatory copyright filters) should be deleted from the text entirely.
Activist and author Cory Doctorow tells Motherboard that itâs impossible to know which direction the vote will go ahead of Wednesdayâs vote, and that even if approved, it will still be some time before the law is fully imposed across the EUâs 28 member nations. âAfter the vote, thereâs closed-door negotiations, another vote in January, and then national implementations in 28 member states,â Doctorow noted. Those individual countries will then have some leeway in interpreting the final directive and turning it into functional law. Said interpretations could result in measures that are better, or worse, than the original proposal. The EUâs copyright plan was introduced in 2016, and has been bogged in confusing gamesmanship ever since. One thing remains clear: if passed with its most problematic components intact, the EUâs plan would not only impose new operational and cost burdens upon countless websites, but could also potentially harm free expression online.
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xwp87k/the-eu-could-vote-to-wreck-the-internet-tomorrow