#neverafter tim

[millacm]

What if bad end Timothy?

jk happy family!! and then back to the beginning my last neverafter sketches, I've been marathoning ACOC so i'll be posting doodles from that soon~

[spookymans]

@lgbtqcreators  creator bingo - [ album covers ]

ft. the neverafter gang as (inspired by) taylor swift album covers

[littledoggy-girlcollar]

wait WAIT what if rapunzel starts writing in the book and scheherazade looks at it hoping for an update from mother goose but the handwriting is different so she gathers the troops and storms the castle THIS IS HOW SCHEHERAZADE GIRLIES CAN STILL WIN

[vrisbian]

Brennan just gets me.

Tim, who lost his son and desperately grasped at his memory of Jack while staring at his bones, who was left only with a glimpse of his boy as a small child dancing over a candle.

Jack springing out a golden specter, and guiding and encouraging his father in the dark.

[spookymans]

@lgbtqcreators creator challenge - [rotoscoping]

ft. mother goose & mother hubbard & the truth about the egg ( as a webtoon )

[spookymans]

@lgbtqcreators creator challenge - [book covers]

ft. neverafter book covers ( pt 1 )

[littledoggy-girlcollar]

GOLDEN GOOSE SAYS FUCKING WHAT

OH FUCK I WAS WONDERING IF THAT VERSION OF THE STORY WAS GOING TO COME INTO PLAY

SORRY BBY FOR MISJUDGING YOU

[vrisbian]

Whats interesting for me, and I wonder if it will matter-

Mother Goose is a completely fictional character, that serves as the Author Character. Meaning they are the presumed narrator of the tales and within the fiction they are the authorial voice. Tim is a character just as much as they all are, with added power.

Scheherazade is a fictional character that is also an Author Character. It is within her legend that she is made the collector and author of stories, she becomes the presumed narrator of 1001 Nights and the stories exist within her story- so to give her time to survive and for her Sultan to ultimately fall for her. Shes a character.

Aesop is a bit more complex. He has a recorded birth and death date. Stories are credited to him as a storyteller and fabulist. Philosophers talk about him as a real guy, though probably false biographies of his life were made. He is a mythic figure whose so intertwined with his stories and legend- but could be real- honestly moreso than Homer, but possibly just as fictional an author who was given credit for oral tales written down.

But with all this talk of The Real Authors, and what they can do, Aesop stands out. With Aesop’s realm still being ok… did this Real Author manage to immortalize himself as a Fictional Author?