#and character development

[justcallmedom31]

It needed more episodes.

[soulsforsales]

I, apparently, have no hopes for this upcoming Red Hood comic... I am not even taking DC comics seriously anymore

[likesdoodling]

Decided to make my drawing practice a bit more entertaining :)

[youngjusticerulez]

I think you can tell who's my favourite character from the amount of effort I put into this lol

PLEASEEE I LOVE HER RED GIVE HER MORE CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT ALREADYYYYY

I personally love this edit cause I mean...yeah

But I hate how much shit I had to do for the start

Those four circles are the stuff that indicates when the next picture moves or whatever and the black diamond thingys are key frames and I didn't use any presets either cause you gotta download presets like from Google or something

I hate Alight Motion and how complicated shit is

[meku95]

[DON'T WORRY MY DEAR]

This was very self-indulgent art but in the same time experimental

Really join when frames are in art jajaajaj, so this is a little cover??

Scenario?? Based on one of my top fanfics.

fluffsies if you see I love your work

[atomicradiogirl]

i have completed the foreman rewatch™️ here are my episode ratings and the list if anyone wants to do this as well this was so fun and angsty 100% recommend

[apotheosphorus]

i love the 1995 pride and prejudice bbc adaptation but its also hard for me to get through at times cuz its kinda dystopian?

like the 2005 movie is dressed up in romantic cinematography and a beautiful soundtrack, so i kinda just turn off my brain and simp for kiera knightley, but as the 1995 is framed with more realism with less aesthetic trappings it visually and viscerally reminds me that the patriarchal realities the bennet girls and probably jane austen were constantly presented with were not fiction

like holy shit imagine never being able to wear pants, have hobbies youd like, become a scholar, or like, own physical shit, and your entire actual future depended on being able to sell their bodies in a most likely contractual marriage to incubate babies

and if you didnt get that your options to survive were pretty far and between and you were most likely fucked

it kinda kills the romanticism tbh

im sitting here watching jane lizzie and the other girls' entire lives revolve around men and convincing one to love them having no other way to occupy their time because everything they did then revolved around pleasing and become auxiliary to men in an existential sense

like yes mr darcy is the platonic ideal of a man and lizzie is legitimately so funny and smart without being a pickme like ms bingley and p and p is overall so meaningful in so many cultural aspects but holy SHIT its jarring to realize that there it could have gone a lot differently if not for the saving grace of the power of love