A Second Shark!★

Personal blog to my main acc singularshark🦋 See twice to see right; see only once to see beautiful.

[secondshark]

Is Carrot and Stick from Hetalia meant to sound similar to Я сошла с ума/All the things she said? The beginning and chorus sound pretty alike lol

[secondshark]

Devotion

[secondshark]

The mute feature on ao3 is the best thing ever

[secondshark]

Pride

[khonshu-spector]

True detective au

Actually wrote a fanfic but it's only in russian yet

https://ficbook.net/readfic/019f386f-8e42-74f8-99ec-8189c7c9bbcd

Ну милости прошу к тгшному шалашу @sunrise_leviathan

[secondshark]

Now Dante

[goldammerchen]

From this...

...To this (that has a lot [well both], I'm just in a hurry!)

Also what work? Isn't Gil retired (well, 2009 thing)

[daily-rarepairs]

Today’s rarepair is: Verlady!

Submitted by anonymous

[mxrr0rball]

i love a reluctant betrayal. thats it . hit post

[secondshark]

Blue and Red

[caramialunaestelle]

Shout out to @lostbizkits on twitter for the absolutely BREATHTAKING VerLady commission they drew for me this weekend!!

[secondshark]

Amazing AMAZING commission i purchased from anyach_pp 💙🩵(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))♡

[berlogauwu]

little red riding hood

[ssit8]

I did

[jw-waterhouse]

The Siren (1901), by J.W. Waterhouse

Compared to “Ulysses and the Sirens” painted in 1891, the siren shown here is a much more humanlike creature.  Only at the very end of her legs some scales are visible to show that she actually belongs to the sea.  The shipwrecked sailor does not believe his eyes when he sees the naked figure playing the lyre, but the fear for her power prevails on his face.

This work is the last in a series where Waterhouse combined the themes of death, sex and sea.  Earlier works include Circe Invidiosa (1892), Danaë (1892), The Merman (ca.1892) and A Mermaid (ca.1895).

[vchique]

[wackydoggs]

redrew a thing