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idrawr16yt

Artemis🕊️

(watercolor, ink)

idrawr16yt

landscape with Galileo:)

(markers and pencils...)

idrawr16yt

daisychase

SKYMED // 4.08 "Stick the Landing"

modernmusess

there’s something so gutwrenching about the fact that the female characters in obsession have real dreams and wishes but never get the chance to see them realized, while both male characters waste their wishes on short-term selfish satisfaction. they were complex, free-spirited young women who just wanted to create art, and they were destroyed by a man determined to confine them to his superficial perception of them. nikki wanted to be a writer, sarah wanted to be a tattoo artist and now neither of them will get to be anything at all

parvasilvi

I reblogged this the first time because it's so beautiful and poignant but rereading it now I just thought wait. Hang on. Nikki didn't die. Yes her life is in shambles at the end of the movie but it isn't over. She could still be a writer. She can rebuild. Despite the horrors and the loss, she made it through. She will grieve and rage and despair but if you want to speculate past the end of the story we could still imagine her finding her own voice again. If you want to.

#sorry this might be derailing #you're still right about the movies themes

murphysletsdraw

Here's some more of my paintings and their respective reference photos! murphysletsdraw on inprnt if you want to buy prints!! It's my bday month so if you buy some prints I could maybe buy myself a lil gift hehe

drhoz

Digger is a black-and-white webcomic by Ursula Vernon. It starts off with a disoriented wombat named Digger-of-Unnecessarily-Convoluted-Tunnels getting lost far from home, and her attempts to get back. Along the way she encounters hyena people, dead gods, the shadow of a dead bird, a talking statue of Ganesh and some crazy veiled monks. She reacts to all of it with unshakeable Wombat-ly practicality, a bone-dry wit, and occasional resort to outright sarcasm. She also knows a heckuva lot about digging and architecture.

After having been hosted on a subscription site for most of its existence, it is now completely free to read. So go read it. Preferably from the beginning.

Started in February, 2007. Ended on March 17th, 2011, to the tears of many; though the ending was written just as it had originally been planned, it left enough open questions that some felt it was abrupt.

Digger won the Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story in 2012 and the Mythopoeic Award for Adult Literature in 2013.A successful Kickstarter campaign was held for it, with the aim of collecting all six volumes into one omnibus. It has the dubious claim of fame of being the only such Kickstarter, ever, to offer foam pickaxes and pear sculptures as add-ons.

fuckyeahursulavernon

s-t-a-r-c-o

im reading discworld and im on the third book and i only just realized they arent arranged like this

#this is how I pictured it at first too

have-you-read-this-webcomic

Have you read Digger by Ursula Vernon?

Yes, completely!

Yes, partially

No

I've never heard of it

Voting ended onMay 20, 2025

Propaganda:

"A webcomic with gravitas. The print collections earned the Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story. A very sensible wombat has to deal with bizarre going ons in a foreign land."

dedicatedfollower467

hey that last post reminded me: if you've never heard of "digger of unnecessarily convoluted tunnels" then may i introduce you to the incredible webcomic Digger by Ursula Vernon aka one of my favorite comics of all time. it's an incredible fantasy tale about gods, demons, prejudice, injustice, the nature of good and evil, and one incredibly jaded little wombat just trying to get back home, who absolutely did not sign up for this crap.

parvasilvi

Just finished a reread 15 years after it first came out and the digger comic is still fantastic. Give it a read if you want to enjoy epic storytelling with an ending that'll stick with you for years.

https://diggercomic.com/blog/2007/02/01/wombat1-gnorf/