#7e

[enupii]

Old Obey Me! art drop because why not (+ my MC!)

p/s: my MC's name is Enu (or petname Emi, since her older twin also named Enu uhm..)

poly 7 brothers x MC btw👩‍🍳

Also! these are stuff i drew for stress relief so it might look a little... 🥀😞

[thefreelanceangel]

[sagebriarspoets]

Call of Cthulhu props I put together.

Templates for the newspaper clippings were found online. The scroll was made from public domain prints of the recorded Salem Witch Trials.

Props used in the following scenarios: Edge of Darkness, Crimson Letters, one homebrew adventure.

[firefoxfag]

I needed something to keep me calm during finals week, so I started this project of pride flag wings! I got the idea of drawing wings after a lovely conversation about Spock from Star Trek: TOS being called an angel by those close to him in response to others comparing his Vulcan features to a demon or devil.

The pride flags are (in order): the gay pride flag, the lesbian pride flag, the bisexual pride flag, the pansexual pride flag, the asexual pride flag, the aromantic pride flag, the transgender pride flag, and the nonbinary pride flag. Image descriptions are under the cut!

[Image description]

A set of eight images. Each image is a dark outline of a set of angelic wings, colored to represent various pride flags. Each image has a small artist’s mark on the inside lower corner of the right wing, reading “7E” with a squiggly mark beneath it.

Image 1: A rainbow gradient set of wings. Starts with red in the upper left corner and ends with purple in the lower right corner. Represents the gay pride flag.

Image 2: A red, orange, white, light pink, and dark pink gradient set of wings. Starts with red in the upped left corner and ends with dark pink in the lower right corner. Represents the lesbian pride flag.

Image 3: A reddish-pink, purple, and dark blue gradient set of wings. Starts with reddish-pink in the upper left corner and ends with dark blue in the lower right corner. Represents the bisexual pride flag.

Image 4: A bright pink, yellow, and light blue gradient set of wings. Starts with bright pink in the upper left corner and ends with light blue in the lower right corner. Represents the pansexual pride flag.

Image 5: A black, grey, white, and purple gradient set of wings. Starts with black in the upper left corner and ends with purple in the lower right corner. Represents the asexual pride flag.

Image 6: A dark green, light green, white, grey, and black gradient set of wings. Starts with dark green in the upper left corner and ends with black in the lower right corner. Represents the aromantic pride flag.

Image 7: A blue, pink, white, blue, and pink gradient set of wings. Starts with blue in the upper left corner and ends with blue in the lower right corner. Represents the transgender pride flag.

Image 8: A yellow, white, purple, and dark grey gradient set of wings. Starts with yellow in the upper left corner and ends with dark grey in the lower right corner. Represents the nonbinary pride flag.

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[fyesnatashalyonne]

He’s Way More Famous Than You, The Rambler, G.B.F., Clutter, 7E, Girl Most Likely (2013)

[endedtobeborn]

7E

[toutplacid]

Depuis le Champ-de-Mars : la façade de l'École militaire, une couche d'échafaudage, la statue du maréchal Joffre, et le monument nommé « Mur pour la paix » – gouache, octobre 2012. Visible à l'exposition « 50 vues de Paris », tous les jours jusqu'au 5 janvier, de 14 à 18 heures, à l'exception des 25, 26 et 27 décembre, au local du Parti communiste du 20e arrondissement, 3, place des Grès, 75020 Paris.