#uss celesta

[nalityart]

I’m drawing a lot of side-characters lately and this one is definitely one of my favourites. Lynn is a Trill, a badass-advocate and just a ray of sunshine. In the picture, she just saw her wife Melory before their date!

[celestauss]

My current work in progress, part of the mini-comics. And Melory is a shining star of it!

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Melory: You remind me of the ocean.

Harris: Because I’m dark and mysterious?

Melory: No, because you’re salty and scare people

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Keating: How did it happen that none of you heard me??

Alisha: Honestly, I was daydreaming for the last hour.

Mirror!Alisha: I got bored after the half of your speach.

Rebecca: Not listening to you was my concious decision.

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Bradley: I have a bad feeling about this...

Ted: What's it like?

Bradley: Don't you have a little voice inside your head that tells you that things will go very wrong soon?

Ted: Emm... no.

Bradley: ...

Bradley: ...

Bradley: You know, it actually explains a lot

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Snowman

Yay, small fluffy fic about Greg Keating and Diane!

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Snow was creaking under his feet and fingers were numb from cold, but Keating stubbornly continued his work. He has been working for half an hour and finally, the result was beginning to delight him.

“What are you doing?”

The door slammed behind him and a stream of warm air with spicy smell burst from the house. Keating’s nose was cold but still could feel it. He turned to Diane, who was watching him with surprise and, maybe, a sign of alarm.

Probably it was worth to worry about him. He was knee-deep in snow. Only in a sweater and scarf, Keating was building a giant snowman much taller than him, made from three massive snowballs. The snow was falling in fluffy snowflakes and his strands of hair, covered with them and with frost, seemed completely white.

“Building a snowman,” Keating responded, joyfully throwing his hands in the air and showing his creation.

He already stuck two stick-hands into the ball in the middle, built its eyes from a pair of small stones and also intended to add antennas from the snow. For some reason, this snowman was Andorian in his imagination.

“You’re not a child anymore,” Diane signed but there was no judgement tone in her voice.

She never liked childishness and children’s games but something in this strange activity interested her.

“Exactly!” he exclaimed. “I would never make such an enormous snowman when I was a child,” Keating turned to her, smiling. “And who said that you can build snowmen only in the childhood?”

Diane waved her head vaguely but remained on a terrace, wrapping herself more tightly in a blanket. Perhaps, she imagined a romantic evening in Keating’s family house differently but she couldn’t find clear objections.

When he addressed her another sly look, she shook her head.

“Hey, no, don’t even think that I’ll join you,” she protested but Keating already knew she’ll give up. “I don’t even have warm gloves!”

“I’ll warm you up later,” he smirked and Diane gave him a jokingly reproachful look. “Or we’ll return to the house and we’ll warm up with mulled wine.”

Diane mumbled something in response but stepped forward, falling into the thick soft snow. She glanced at the snowman and approached him.

“I think he should have antennas,” Diane said thoughtfully, picking up a snowball. She has already forgotten about gloves.

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Celesta characters as John Mulaney’s quotes (Part 2)

Harris Cross:

Melory Pratt:

Bradley Finnighan:

Garett Valentine:

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Celesta characters as John Mulaney’s quotes (Part 1)

Gregory Keating:

Jillian Hunt:

William Maxwell:

Ted Monroe:

Beatis Daniels: