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"You are like a twin sunset mirroring a twin sunrise at the same time cause you are one of a kind.."
There is nothing in this world like you - eUë
And my Tatooine Twin Sunset edit 😊
a new home
I’ve become addicted to redrawing scenes from my favorite movies as Reylo. You should know that “A New Home” from the Rise of Skywalker soundtrack just so happened to play just as I was putting the finishing touches on this piece. I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Yes, this is based on THAT screencap from Pride and Prejudice (2005).
Oh, now Spotify is playing “Across the Stars.” Coincidence? I think not.
<3
Happy birthday mom!
As a gift I made her a recreation of her favourite scene from her favourite movie! :D
Got a tattoo today - here’s the story. Ever since I was a little kid, Star Wars has been a refuge for me in rough times, equal parts fun and inspirational. So when I started getting tattoos last year, I knew I wanted a Star Wars one, but I didn’t know how to distill what it meant to me into a word or an image. I’ve seen some amazing Star Wars tattoos out there, but what I wanted mine to represent was more than a lightsaber or an Alliance logo or Vader’s helmet. It was everything you saw guiding the characters on their journeys - hope, faith, love, forgiveness - and how do you tattoo any of that? And Luke Skywalker was always my favorite character, because all of those things were such an essential part of who he was and how he dealt with the obstacles he faced. I *hated* what The Last Jedi did to Luke’s character. I hated that he lost faith, that he abandoned his friends and family. I didn’t think it was true to the character I’d loved for so long, or the archetype he was supposed to represent. And then Luke said these words to Leia at the end of the movie - “no one’s ever really gone” - and there was my tattoo. Because it doesn’t matter if I don’t like new Luke Skywalker. The old Luke Skywalker, the one who let me come through some pretty major traumas still believing in the inherent goodness of people, he’s still there and he always will be. A movie I don’t like doesn’t take that away. Everything we love, everything that’s ever meant something to us, is still with us. That’s hope. That’s love. That’s Star Wars. Add on the twin sunset that book-ended Luke’s journey, and there’s the tattoo.
(And yeah, I recognize the irony of a line from TLJ being what made me feel better about TLJ as a whole, but I don’t make the rules)
"You are what I imagine a breathtaking twin sunset to look like with a breath of sunrise, you are so beautiful in my eyes.. but I see with my heart, double moons consumed by a sea of stars."
You are otherworldly, ethereal.. beautiful and you hit me right in the feels - eUë
"Your smile is a neverending sunrise cresting the dawn of my heart.. your smile is like an endless sunset exploding across the skies of my soul. Your smile is so very beautiful, like gorgeous twin sunsets kissing the breeze of an endless sunrise.."
Your smile is almost unreal, I've never felt more beauty in my heart when you smile - eUë
