#psychospace

[magnvmchasma]

wh what if hermann was afraid of going into space at first, because he knew that the weightlessness leads to bone deterioration and that the mind could easily be disoriented by the lack of direction. but newt insists that the tech they have will make it so that he doesn't even notice the difference from earth. hermann goes, but sometimes gets sudden waves of panic because they are /hurtling through space./ newt takes this time to ask hermann about one of his confusing equations to distract him.

i'm so heck e d up about everythi ng

that push and pull between your dreams and your reality and this window of time to throw it all on the table and chase those phantom childhood ambitions

i'm so- you're gonna drive me to writing this or something i'm s o

[magnvmchasma]

you love isherwood?? come here let me love u

isherwood is one of the most formative authors of my life i love isherwood so much oh my go d

we're going to have a long passionate talk about isherwood and it's going to be soon holy sh it

[magnvmchasma]

ERIKA i found the cutest romper swimsuit thing on etsy and it reminded me of you because lolita

i am hon

ored

these are the kind of things i lust after but could never rock because actual 12 yr old boy self

[magnvmchasma]

psychospace replied to your photo: My Tumblr Crushes: bendoverboy bendiestraws...

eeeee <3

uwu

[fyodorpavlov]

Do you have any tips on developing style? I love yours so much! :>

Noelle answered this question recently and very succinctly, and I agree with her on all the points. I think style is a thing that happens both consciously and not. You look at other artists and take inspiration, a little here, a little there - for example I liked how thick outlines around figures looked in Mucha's paintings, and I like Beardsley's huge, bold blocks of true black. And sometimes you just keep drawing a thing a certain way without realizing until it hits you that it's now your stylistic trademark.

My advice is to first develop your technique and craft. Once you have the basics down, you can embellish, distort them, play with them. And then just keep practicing, trying new things, expose yourself to different kind of art. Experiment, even, with consciously trying on styles of artists you like - just be sure to do it as practice and give credit where credit is due. I've gone to museums and copied masters just for fun, and to this day I'm convinced that just copying the hands on a Bronzino painting helped me develop both my skill and my style.

[magnvmchasma]

ahh happy birthday cutie!! i hope it was a good one!! c:

naw, you're the cutie huSh huSH

but thank you muchly u///u

[magnvmchasma]

psychospace replied to your post “i’m going to drown myself in my blankets and never get up”

shhh there there *wraps you up in fluffy blankets and gives you coffee and love* i will get better i promise

lays down next to you and never gets up

thank you friend ;u;

[magnvmchasma]

psychospace replied to your post “bendiestraws replied to your post: it’s p life changing when u wake...”

holy shit same, there's this freshman on my bus who is super adorable, yet i need to keep reminding myself that he still has the maturity of a 7 year-old

i visit my old high school and it's law, 'aww what a darling wait you're probably under 18 what the hell???' i'm not even old but i still feel old and rusty compared to the youth

bendiestraws replied to your post “bendiestraws replied to your post: it’s p life changing when u wake...”

anyone under the age of 18 is automatically 12. my brother is 16 and i look at him daily and go "AREN'T U LIKE 12?"

i'm a science so i can assure you this is the truth