They/Them/Theirs!

Trying to be more active. Reblogs, with a little bit of art. Icon is a commission from https://twitter.com/berriequeenie

[neonlvrs]

grief

[orinthered]

simulant lamasphene

[miniaturesharktyphoon]

The menagerie is so funny because Kirks angsting about having to potentially execute his boyfriend while Spock to Pike is like 'imma get you laid king' 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️ And fucking tricks an entire ship to going to a place that has been explicitly forbidden by starfleet command no questions asked, AND THEN tells Kirk he didn't tell him his plan to protect him. All the while Pike is in the background probably wondering why these guys have to be so dramatic.

[prokopetz]

[ASMR] Would-Be Assassin Ties You to a Chair and Tries To Kill You Through a Series of Increasingly Outlandish Methods, Becoming Steadily More Incredulous at Each Attempt’s Inexplicable Failure (2:00:37)

[prokopetz]

(It's two hours long because it includes realistic setup time for the later, more elaborate methods, all muffled stock sound effects of sawing planks and hammering nails, occasionally punctuated by distant swearing. At one point there's what might be a trombone.)

[perplexingly]

There’s a drawing of Gimli and Legolas by Turner Mohan (on artstation / instagram / deviantart) that’s been on my mind ever since I saw it; it’s so wonderfully gentle

I saw it posted here once but miscredited to John Howe, so I wanted to point into the direction of Turner Mohan; there’s always so much heart and thought behind his works

[stitchy-face]

Self Made Man 🌙

[crispycreambacon]

Image Description: Art of a deer staring at the viewer amongst some fog in a field of grass. Behind him are the mountains and white clouds fading into a pink at the top. Above the deer's head is the moon, and the clouds are parted in a way that illustrates antlers in the negative space. The whole palette is derived from the transgender flag. /End ID

[garduck]

pearls

[filibusterfrog]

doodle of this lady

[maddiesharafian]

A Blacksmith’s Dream

[tadporrridge-deactivated2026030]

a ballpoint-pen tree lady i sketched a little while ago :)

apologies for the lack of art lately i had some technical difficulties™ (grumble grumble) that i had to fix up! hope you all understand

small additional tree lady under cut ↓

[vanlikespaintingclouds]

At your mercy

[oh-lordy-lord-save-me]

ANOTHER REDESIGN

[selfundiagnosed]

[savahnahhallow]

Unrestrained summer fun

[nattousan]

* crazy tire-screeching noises*

[juliettecousin]

Long time no see, here's a unicorn lady ⚔️

[primsheep]

Fly fly fly

[another-trans-nerd]

An addition to the saga of weird Elijah things during seders.

Transcript: a series of texts including a photo of a baby deer with spots peeking through a sliding glass door. A message follows saying “deer at the Seder”. The other person responds “Elijah?” In all caps.

[artbyblastweave]

I'm not the first to mention this, but one bit that I thought was really clever in Steven Universe is the ways in which the show subtly justifies the cartoonism of the principle cast always wearing the same outfit for ease-of-animation purposes. The gems are a gimme in that they're all hardlight-projections, and even before that's solidified as a plot point they're otherworldly and superheroic enough that you don't really think to question it. But Steven canonically just owns hundreds and hundreds of those star shirts, which are leftover merchandise from his father's fizzled-out career as a rock star. Into which you can read a whole bunch of other stuff if you really want to, right? And I do want to. It's reflective of Greg's misplaced optimism that he got hundreds of those made in the first place, and it's a benign but visible example of how Steven's life is shaped by the knock-on effects of decisions his parents made before he was even alive. He's got his mother's superpowers and he's wearing his father's shirts.

[artbyblastweave]

Taking this afterthought I had out of the tags- I actually checked the wiki to make sure I wasn't imagining this, and yeah, most of the other human characters have at least subtle changes to their character models in each episode, but special attention to Connie, who's got a different outfit basically every time she shows up, and moreover actually has a notable shift in the kind of outfit she prefers as the series progresses. She's got room to evolve and explore aesthetically in a way that Steven doesn't, because as much as she's "part of his universe," she has somewhere to go home to. She can clock out. She has other stuff going on in her life. And Steven literally isn't visibly aging for the first two seasons and change because he doesn't know that he's supposed to.