#ved

[winniefrezcomics]

Why did I draw Ved so many times today lmao

[askthefairlynormalparentsau]

This one is for both Perry and Iris! Do you guys have any pets? If not, would you like to have one? What kind?

Godparent disguise designs below the cut! (Spooder warnin 🕷️🕸️)

Goofy aaa beasts lmao

[winniefrez]

Regular anti-fairy activities: fainting from fright because your pup showed you a nightmare dimension again while the queen and her daughter laugh cruelly at your expense 😔

This shi took me two whole shifts lmao, tbh I just wanted to write Elad and Alegna interacting- believe it or not, they actually are acquaintances! They knew each other BEFORE she was queen, and have bonded over their miracle babies 💙💙 Anyone else teleporting into the Queen’s throne room and grabbing her unexpectedly would’ve earned himself a one-way ticket to the guillotine, but I think that’s more of a public embarrassment than a death sentence for anti-fairies?? 😂 since they heal and regenerate and stuff



[marswasnothere]

I had an old old youtube account with playlists of diaper messing and wetting vids before I found other places to get that kind of stuff from, and I just got an email that the playlists have been taken down for nudity community guidelines

A fallen soldier 🫡

[happilyaloof]

Who is Laila? Who is Tara, or even Heer? They are not put in a story, to play their role of a lover, turning their lovers against the world or his family. They are not supposed to be conscious of the importance of their part in the bigger picture of Imtiaz Ali’s final thought. I don’t think so. They are not meant to know the mysteries of what lies on the other side of these questions or even be intrigued by these questions. Why?

Because they are beautiful metaphors of the utmost innocence, beyond and above anything ‘worldly’ we have to put up with, to survive.

And when Imtiaz Ali brings together a Qais and a Laila, it is not to create another Raj and Simran but to shake Qais’ or Ved’s world into disorder and bring to him those same questions of what lies “Pahad ke uss paar’’ or what is even the need of that Pahad? Laila, the metaphor, is his way to the answer and sometimes, she IS the answer.

Imtiaz Ali may provide different plots, ambitions, backgrounds; only to ditch the mundane and the superficialities of society, for ‘’…what you love and let it kill you’’ (Charles Bukowski). His philosophy resonates with me and since I am someone who deals with those existential questions day in and day out, I have the greatest urge to be the male character in all of his films.

Jordan in Rockstar holds Heer’s hand and walks her towards the field, away from right and wrong.

Ved in Tamasha finally breaks free from what limits him, with Tara as his guiding Star.

It was when Qais becomes Majnu (Urdu for mad), I knew why I chose to watch Laila Majnu after all these years of its release. I know the kind of effect these philosophical dramas have over me. I am all about the reaction that he gives in one noteworthy scene where he is talking to himself, leading to him getting hit with a stone and starts bleeding. He runs and he laughs. He is celebrating. He felt the rush, he was alive. His love was finally seen! He did not have to hide who he was anymore from anyone for the sake of this illusion of a world, now that he knows Laila is ‘real.’ The blood and the pain being the proof that he was not mad. He had his world in his Laila, walking with him all along, everywhere.

[sandyferal]

A sweet little guy you should trust completely

[grusik]

Mennesket ved Havet Esbjerg DK by Rasande Tyskar

[humansbgone]

Do you have a reference for how you translate colors into arthropod vision? For oc and/or fanart reasons I would like to know how you go about picking your colors!

I just steer clear of yellow, orange, and red (the range of the light spectrum that most insects can't see)! I also try to stick to a sort of neon cyberpunk palette, as a nod to ultraviolet fluorescence (though that isn't the same thing as ultraviolet reflectance, when things are *actually* ultraviolet colors).

I actually made this color pyramid as a reference, once! Insect vision is based in blue, green, and ultraviolet, where ours is based in blue, green, and red, so I tried to capture that here. (Ignore the scribbly notes, they're largely obsolete.)