Novella Arts

24 • she/her • likes drawing pretty people sometimes

[smchaleart]

Quick sketch I did of Sydney from 'The Bear' on my lunch break! Let me know what you think

[kubb-is-a-swedish-lawn-game]

you’re not my fucking family / i hope you fucking freeze to death

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[lyn1tx]

Oh….

[lavenderbanisters]

I just think she's neat :)

[novellaarts]

She got, she got away✨

[dadushin]

Hard to get out of bed sometimes

[novellaarts]

it's funny looking back at this whole fight knowing what happens in S4

[mahoyaformayor]

If you’re confused, so is Carmy.

[gentlesleaze]

Imagine meeting your hero and he turns out to be your shit show of a soulmate

[novellaarts]

Rewatched season 2 and I am once again delusional that they'll figure their shit out. Rooting for their happiness even if they're both idiots <3

[ozymandien]

chef with a silver earring

[lackadaisycal-art]

Happy "The Bear Season 4" to all those who celebrate 🐻🐻🐻

[danismilek]

[novellaarts]

"I seek you out in every social assembly"

[leecheedoodles]

i'm totallyyyy normal about this scene

[clawedandcute]

Do you ever think about how the March sister that finally motivated Laurie to change was Amy, not Jo (no hate for Jo meant here, this is just a lovely little character dynamic detail)? Do you ever think about how a single drawing and a few cutting words were enough to make Laurie turn his life around? Do you ever think that no matter how harsh her criticisms, Amy only ever wanted Laurie's highest good? That more than any of the other March sisters, she believed that Laurie could be a great man because she adored him since she was twelve? Do you ever think about how Amy was comfortable with the social system of the day in a way Jo wasn't and showed Laurie that he didn't have to run away from society to do good? Do you ever think about Amy and Laurie?

[novellaarts]

They are my everything <3

[myladyrey]

i love that period piece of media (bridgerton, little women, pride and prejudice) with the eldest who dreams of love and getting married (daphne, meg, jane), the feminist daughter (eloise, jo, elizabeth), the quiet one who plays the piano (francesca, beth, mary), and the childish but lively youngest (hyacinth, amy, kitty/lydia).