You gotta say I love you back

Dad are u serious 

[kawahlib]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY I ADORE YOU

[antivancorvo]

I just think meng yao + the colour red is neat

[kawahlib]

The yunmeng children

[morgatantalite-deactivated20250]

Hijabi Rutile + Padpa (Halal version)

mashallah they both pray 5 times a day because #faithfulmuslimgems101

Padpa’s hair is trimmed as I want them to follow the prophet and rutile still haram because they gotta be more nicer to others lmao

(yes they dont have any genders but it suits them)

[pocketss]

be there or be square

[themaarika]

could i offer you some round bears in these trying times?

[shushtaouk]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Summary: Chrysoberyl died two years ago. 

Notes: First modern AU I ever post. This one is a gift for friends because they’re amazing people. I loved writing this. 

Happy new year everyone! 

[frogndtoad]

that night, frog and toad were both happy

[thatsbelievable]

[womenyoushouldknowabout]

Amrita Sher-gil is considered one of the most important womenpainters of 20th Century India. Known for her paintings of women, as well asher many affairs with both men and women, she is sometimes known as ‘India’sFrida Kahlo.’

 Born to a Punjabi Sikh aristocrat and a Hungarian Jewishopera singer, Sher-gil learned to paint at age eight. She studied in Florenceand Paris, and was influenced by European painters of the time, like Cezanneand Gauguin.

After returning to India in 1936, she was inspired by the Bengal School of Art, and toured South India, where she found her calling- to paint the lives of Indian people, particularly villagers and women.

 Just days before the opening of her first major solo show, Sher-gil became suddenly ill and died. She left behind a large body of work, which the Government of India has declared a National Treasure, and her legacy has influenced generations of Indian artists. (The portrait is approx. 9″ x 12″ and is available here). I’ve also included some of her paintings in this post.

[howtobake-remaking]

Quanxi was a girlboss who was murdered. but she was murdered by Makima, who was also a girlboss. so it was still a win for feminism

[catcrumb]

[tofuthebold]

Ashitaka and Yakul by Daniel Warren Johnson. Colors by me.

[rinboz]

Right to left

The only ending hnk deserves

[k-eke]

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[king-paimon]

Despite how I initially felt about Phos’s development in the story, I think he looks really cool and I really wanted to draw him.

Please do not re-upload anywhere else without my permission. Thank you so much.

Afficher davantage

[as-troz]

Hello! I decided to participate in @pancakethepikachu ‘s contest for the charms. this idea had been in my head for a several months now, so it thought it’d be a cool opportunity to write it. Even if I don’t win, I still had fun regardless participating :) (and just writing about these two in general and it helps me get outta this writing rut lmao) please disregard any mistakes and enjoy ^^

Thank you Pancake for hosting this!  (ﾉ´ヮ`)ﾉ*: ･ﾟ 

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