#sov-ja

[kalika999]

Thank you so much @sov-ja for this amazing and wonderful re-creation of the Drake meme, it’s goddamn perfect! 💙💙💙

[the-bite-life]

Commissions of these two losers by @sov-ja

12/10 recommend!

[mushewhosta]

14, 36, 79 for the unusual asks!))

14. if you can live anywhere in the world where would it be? why?As a kid I wanted to live in London but now I just feel like there’s no place to dream about. I’m good where I am

36. favorite movie?Oh dear, oh dear :,) let’s say “Revenge of the Sith” because I saw it like 20 times

79. do you believe in ghosts?I used to, now I don’t. I still get paranoid anyway

Thank you!!!

[slouph]

KEITH KEITH KEITH KEITH 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[mushewhosta]

the end of the year asks: 11 and 22!

11. Something you want to do again next year?Get all the grades as high as this year!! 

22. Favorite place you visited this year?Well I moved to Lublin in September and I actually got a chance to see some of this beautiful city when the winter ended, so yes, this wonderful place! I saw some beautiful art exhibits, walked around most of the parks, found my favourite cinema in the world. This city that I live in is surely my favourite place I had a chance to see this year

Thank you so much for the ask!!

I’m talkative tonight send asks pls

[mushewhosta]

For the book asks: 2 and 20!

2. top 5 books of all time?Okay. I’ll try. I’ll probably think of other books and be very angry once I publish itI decided to pick some of the books I can talk about for hours and never be bored by that. I love them, but not in the way I love, I don’t know, Harry Potter

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas AdamsBrilliant humor, amazing characters and the plot that screams POSTMODERNISM. Plus Marvin, the future I predict for the strong A.I.

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor DostoyevskyNo one else is capable of describing the degradation and salvation of a human the way he can. A masterpiece. And Saint Petersburg lives 

The Master and Margarita by Mikhail BulgakovVery funny, but at the same time smartly sums up the Russia of the time. But I’m living for the issue of a creation that lives and oh God, all the dialogues between Pilate and Yeshula

Madame Bovary by Gustave FlaubertThe Book That Slapped Me In The Face

Trans-Atlantyk by Witold GombrowiczThis book is just wild. A Polish guy (the author bases the character on himself) goes to Argentina aaaand meets the Polish minority there. And the Poles are… they’re so Polish. Everything about this book makes me cry, even the language Gombrowicz uses

20. what are things you look for in a book?For science, well, topics I’m interested in, that’s why I read, let’s say, “a lot” about manipulation, brainwashing, propaganda etc, in novels just something gripping. I want to be able to feel sympathy. I don’t have to agree with the characters, I want to understand them

Thank you, I’ve had so much fun answering this question!

[vidathari]

Hi!! I want to personally thank you for making the soldier's seasons, i love it so much!! :D <3

wow, thank you!! I had a lot of fun working on them, so it makes me really happy to hear that other people enjoyed them too!!