#steviecopeland

[rpfofficial]

do you have any pictures of bruce where he looks like a martyred saint. looking up at the sky or crying etc

DO I EVER.

[couldtransitionsaveher]

HUNTER GATHERS from THE VENTURE BROS.

JUSTIFICATION:

"Canonically underwent transition surgery to infiltrate a group of female assassins, worked as a stripper and clearly loved it, lamented the loss of her breasts after her mission was complete, regularly cross-dressed before and afterwards" - @steviecopeland

COULD TRANSITION HAVE SAVED HER?

Yes

No

It would make her worse

It would make her worse (affectionate)

Voting ended onMar 20, 2024

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[sevenmoreminutes]

I'm sorry if this is the stupidest question in the world but yk how if you see a person you'll go "oh it's him!" How do you do that with it/its. Do you say "oh it's it" or

yeah youd say its it

[steviecopelandart]

Friend asked me to draw this after i denied him a drawing of Ken on a horse because quote "i cannot the horse"

(Pls click for better quality tunblr makes it look crunched)

[tj-crochets]

Do you post patterns for your crochets and plushes? If so, can you pls pls pls pls post the blorbo pattern i love him so much

Hi! I do post patterns for my crochet and sewing patterns, and I can probably post a pattern? I might want to run it past the person who drew that, because releasing a pattern, even a free pattern, based on someone else's drawing without their permission feels iffy also I made the blorbo plushie in like an hour and did not actually make a pattern for the bottom and need to adjust the paper patterns for the sides, because I sewed it and was like "no that's not right" and took it in like a half inch on the sides so I gotta fix that edit: I got permission to share the pattern here once I get it in shareable form! :D

[incorrectstarwarslegendsquotes]

I've been wanting to get into the SWEU, specifically with the Rogue Squadron and all their stories, but I have no idea where to start. What books/comics should I read to get into it, and what do you reccomend in general?

Hoo boy, this ended up being a more complicated explanation than I expected. The long and short of it is read the X-Wing series in terms of books and the Rogue Squadron series in terms of comics, but there's a more detailed recommendation below.

First and foremost, I have this post that gives a general overview of where I think new SWEU readers should start (the Thrawn Trilogy, always) and then tips for where they should go from there.

For comic content, I'll be honest and say I haven't read too many old EU comics. I know for sure that the X-Wing: Rogue Squadron comic series follows Rogue Squadron and sets up a lot of the main character dynamics (Wedge, Tycho, Wes, and Hobbie's friendship came from this series) and that people tend to like it, but I've personally only read an issue or two, so I can't tell you much more than that.

For books, however, I can get into more depth.

If you want to get into Rogue Squadron, start with the X-Wing books. X-Wing is a ten book series that focuses on the pilots of the New Republic and spans a lot of the EU timeline. It's a lot of books, but it's fun and gives you a good overview of the Squadron! If you don't want to be scared off by my complicated reading suggestions, ignore everything below and start here!

If you don't mind getting a little complicated, I have a few notes about reading the X-Wing series:

It follows two squadrons: Rogue Squadron and Wraith Squadron. I'd suggest reading all the books, even the ones about Wraith Squadron, because those are really good, but if you're serious about focusing on the Rogues, then you're looking for Books 1 - 4 and Book 8. There's also Book 9, Starfighters of Adumar which technically follows Wedge, Tcyho, Wes, and Hobbie on a sidequest. I'd suggest reading it too, but know that it's not "Rogue Squadron."

There's two authors. Michael A. Stackpole handles all the Rogue books, so if you're only reading 1 - 4 & 8, don't worry about it, but the others are written by Aaron Allston. Stackpole and Allston have different writing styles and like to focus on different characters, so keep that in mind.

It spans a lot of the timeline, and some of the later books expect that you're reading the rest of the EU. This isn't a worry you should have about Books 1 - 7, but know that Book 8 expects you to have read the Thrawn Trilogy, Book 9 expects you to have a rudimentary knowledge of the events of the Jedi Academy Trilogy, and Book 10 expects that you've read New Jedi Order and Legacy of the Force.

This is controversial, but if you pick up Books 1 - 4 and find that you're not liking them, skip to the Wraith arc (5 - 7). Yeah, it's not Rogue Squadron, but Stackpole's writing style is definitely not for everyone, and I think Allston's books are a bit more accessible (and really good!).

Other than that, go ham! The X-Wing series is definitely the best place to start for the Rogues- it explains everything, introduces major players, and has some fun adventures (also please read the Wraith books, the Wraiths are great).

If you finish with that and want more, there's a few individual books / arcs that follow the Rogues and the Wraiths:

If you've read the X-Wing books, and you find that you like Corran Horn (he's a polarizing figure so this might not happen), check out I, Jedi. It follows some of his adventures around the time of the Jedi Academy Trilogy.

If you want more Rogue and Wraith content, both squadrons are spotlighted in several NJO books. Because of the nature of that series, however, you wouldn't be able to jump in and read those books without the full context of the series, and New Jedi Order is quite long (19 books!!!). If you're willing to commit though, go for it!

All of that's just the stories that focus on them. Past that, Rogue Squadron shows up randomly all over the EU, so if you start reading the EU at large, you'll definitely see more of them!

That's pretty much it! I'm one person, so my recommendations contain my own preferences and are definitely not the final say on the matter, so if anyone has other pointers/recs put them in here! Also, if you want more in-depth reasoning for some of my recs (can't imagine why you would) just ask and I'll go ham. I love talking about the Rogues and the Wraiths.

boy this got long. Hope this helps!

[steviecopelandart]

Um anyway. Sketchbook dump. Idk how people have planned out and aesthetic-y sketchbooks, all of mine look like this 💀

[steviecopelandart]

This is half anatomy/pose practice and half trying to work with my phone camera to focus on the whole drawing and not just on the face bc apparently that's how galaxy cameras are optimized -_-