i can name at least 5 things that walt has said/done that were much harder to watch than the skyler white happy birthday scene

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i can name at least 5 things that walt has said/done that were much harder to watch than the skyler white happy birthday scene
it's like this cliffhanger at the end of superman #40 was made for me specifically
inspired by the infamous david tennant trinity!
some of these maybe feel like a stretch (COUGH kevin turvey COUGH SPLUTTER) but I couldnt rest until I at least TRIED my hand at it
Love when I stumble across a new Regulus Black
Adding Owen Painter to the collection
ah yes, the ✨️Intro Post✨️
i overthink every move i make and still dont know wtf im doing, please spare me
wish i could comunicate all of this telepathically, i hate using words, fuck words, all my homies hate words
anyways
some links:
my youtube (kinda mid, lower your expectations please)
my insta (inactive) this one doesnt exist anymore
stuff i use to make my art:
Samsung Galaxy TAB S7
IbisPaintX (for all sortsa digital art)
FlipaClip (for vids/animatics)
Pinterest + my dogwater samsung phone camera (for references)
Canson sketchbook + scrap paper + stickers + literal trash + Copic & Posca markers (for traditional art/collage)
people are like "oh Hermione you dont have say _oculus_ reparo, just reparo would've worked" NO she DID, reparo WOULDN'T have just worked, AND Ron's spell WOULD'VE worked AND ive ALSO FIGURED OUT HOW NONVERBAL MAGIC WORKS:
the point of wands is to help a wix focus their magic. words do the same thing.
the incantation associated with a spell serves to channel magical energy towards a specific action or goal. and the more words you use, the more they focus it. think about a sieve.
waving your wand = i want to use a spell
"reparo!" = i want to repair something
"oculus reparo!" = i want to repair some glasses
"hunc fractum oculum Harrii reparo" = I want to repair these broken glasses of Harry's
for an inexperienced wix as Hermione, simply "reparo" isn't enough for her to satisfiably focus her magic, so adding on some detail tells the magic more specifically what to do. The same logic also explains nonverbal spells: someone with enough skill or practice with a spell doesn't need any words to cast it.
We engage in a bit of silliness ‘round these parts
(Suggestive doodles down bellow)