Feb 19, 2025
2025 is really a good year
More Oscar presenters have been announced, including Selena Gomez and Joe Alwyn.
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2025 is really a good year
More Oscar presenters have been announced, including Selena Gomez and Joe Alwyn.
2023 Art Summary! Im pretty happy with all the art I was able to do! Im hoping to have some fun new projects this year! Thank you again for all your comments, love and support!! ♥️💜♥️💜♥️
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Happy Threshold Day everyone
I posted 329 times in 2022
That's 196 more posts than 2021!
28 posts created (9%)
301 posts reblogged (91%)
Blogs I reblogged the most:
@spicyboyo
@piliiiiiconfusionf
@fandombead
@icycove
@clearprincessturtle
I tagged 299 of my posts in 2022
Only 9% of my posts had no tags
#eyydhyeet - 290 posts
#reblogs - 263 posts
#art - 66 posts
#undertale - 37 posts
#leviosadab - 22 posts
#sans - 19 posts
#ink sans - 15 posts
#utau - 13 posts
#skeleton - 12 posts
#ink - 12 posts
Longest Tag: 95 characters
#that isn’t to say i don’t like the memes they're funny it's what he would've wanted for himself
My Top Posts in 2022:
#5
At request of friend on behalf of the world, behold: Thicc™️ Volo
Thank @clearprincessturtle for the idea^^
16 notes - Posted July 26, 2022
#4
Since Camilo is also my mom’s favorite character from Encanto, you get to see him little (4) and as in movie (15)
16 notes - Posted January 24, 2022
#3
Yes, I have colored inks now. No, they will not boost the drawing's quality.
18 notes - Posted October 1, 2022
#2
It’s HIM, da boi hath arrived
18 notes - Posted January 15, 2022
My #1 post of 2022
Eat it late, simps
20 notes - Posted October 3, 2022
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shiro picking up galran language during his time as prisoner in his Fun Year?
Oooh! This is a fun! I took it for a bit of a spin. Hope you don’t mind…
Part of the Blade!Shiro series.
Prompt #1: “The Burden of Hope”
It was an easy transition. Growing up with a Japanese motherand an English-speaking father, Shiro was fluent in two languages by the timehe was eight. When Keith’s mother crash-landed on Earth, he began to pick up randomphrases in Galran within a few movements. By the time he arrived in DruleCentral, Shiro could speak four tongues and a smatteringof others.
In the Blade headquarters, they spoke primarily Galran – as allBlades were at least half-Galran – and if not, their masksand communicators translated perfectly.
But the prison cells in Central Command had their ownlanguage. It was written in blood by fists and fear. It was a language called Survival, and it wasn’t until Shiro won the mantle of Champion did it finallybecome one called Hope.
A few words announced his arrival in every waiting pen.Whispered. Awed. Shuttered. He didn’t understand – the words weren’t Galran or from anyof the other languages he’d learned over his lifetime.
“Shi-awk,” the words slithered from ear to ear. “Shi-awk la Wket.”
“What does it mean?” Shiro asked Sendak, one of the timeshis mate visited him. “I don’t think I’ve ever heard those words before.”
Sendak’s claw skimmed Shiro’s cheek in an affectionatemanner. “Literally, it translates in the native language of Daibazaal to ‘The Mighty Roar.’ Figuratively, it means ‘LionGod, Head of Voltron.’”
Shiro blinked, taken back, stunned.
“It was once the title given to Zarkon before the beginning of the empire.”
“He betrayed his people,” Shiro began, gutted and raw. “What happens if I - what happens if I can’t - ”
“You can,” Sendak said. “You must. You have given the prisoners, the universe, something to believe in, when it had all but lost any faith. Do not give into despair. Do not give in.
“There is no greater burden than that of hope, and if anyone can carry it, it is you…Shi-awk la Wret.”
Prompt me!
here we go again
(in response to this discussion post)
here we go again: it’s spring. flowers on trees are blooming and you forget how to breathe with the pollen swirling through your senses. tee-shirts and long skirts are slowly coming back but you stick to your scarves in hopes that the breeze will last just a little bit longer.
here we go again: it’s summer. leaves on trees are drifting and you forget how to breathe with the sun brushing against your back. swimming suits and board shorts are slowly coming back but you stick to your tee-shirts in hopes that the flowers will last just a little bit longer.
here we go again: it’s fall. leaves on trees are falling and you forget how to breathe with the color dotting your cheeks. sweaters and sweatpants are slowly coming back but you stick to your shorts in hopes that the sun will last just a little bit longer.
here we go again: it’s winter. branches on trees are shaking and you forget how to breathe with the breeze sweeping through your hair. hats and scarves are slowly coming back but you stick to your sweaters in hopes that the color will last just a little bit longer.
#2018makenine. This is an Instagram hashtag I have seen floating around. Where you plan out nine projects to make through out the year. I don't see myself finishing all these projects in a year. But I'm really excited to see what happens. Will I rise to the challenge? Will I lose interest in the patterns? Or will I scrap the whole idea? We won't know until 2019!
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Border-pattern Cardigan by Alice Starmore.
Mojito by Boo Knits.
Sunset Highway by Caitlin Hunter
Robin Pullover by Helga Isagar
What the Fade by Andrea Mowry
Perkins Cove by Pam Allen
Carbeth by Kate Davies
Comfort Fade by Andrea Mowry
Marled Mania Leggings by Stephen West
Read more about my #2018makenine and my 2018 Knitting Goals on my blog: www.makinguselessthings.com.