#wickedpaw

[burgundee-art]

<3

[reptilisss]

wickedpaw replied to your post “loving the queer guy on netflix except for the part where this dude...”

If it was Greek yogurt maybe they were makin a spread

@wickedpaw it was greek yogurt but they just fucking ate it with chips it was not good

[misskanabelle]

@wickedpaw ‘s charater Panino!

While I was drawing this I definitely had one of those “look how much you’ve improved” moments and it was really nice to recognize my progress while drawing this cutie :)

Hope you like it!

[reptilisss]

wickedpaw replied to your post “guess who started making consult appointments for top surgery (with...”

Here's hoping everything goes smoothly for you~

@wickedpaw thank you so much!!!

[thespoonmissioner]

wickedpaw answered your question “the R and L buttons on my 3ds haven’t worked in months so i’m thinking...”

XL omg they're surprisingly easier to use and the screens are soooo much bigger

nonstopmuffintop answered your question “the R and L buttons on my 3ds haven’t worked in months so i’m thinking...”

I have a 3ds but I never use the 3d feature. My bro has the 3ds XL and I honestly prefer it, bigger screen is just easier for me to use but that might just be me

My 3DS right now is non-XL. And I like the New non-XL’s design better, too, what with the colored buttons and the customizable faceplates. My plan from the get go was to wait for the non-XL to get a wide NA launch. 

But all the videos I watched comparing the two said that the XL feels more comfortable in your hands and that the screen makes a big difference! I’m probably leaning towards the XL now.

[cremsie]

Poison type?

Nidoran and Ekans! And of course Trubbish 

[threefeline]

I couldn't find anywhere where you may have answered this before, but if you don't mind I wanted to ask which program you use for your animations?

Oh! I use flash! owo It’s pretty simple but has enough stuff on it to allow me to animate what I want heh. 

[voidbat]

What did benidict cumberfuck do to make him vile?

more than i feel like getting into. but the primary reason i will absolutely not allow any of my money to go to him if i can personally keep it from doing so is that he holds incredibly demeaning views of autistic people, to the point that he literally went to a school and studied autistic children for inspiration on how to view frankenstein’s monster -

[transcript from the graham norton show, discussing using autistic people as inspiration in preparing for his role in frankenstein]

BC: (talking about the Creature’s origin) It’s basically being a man child, it’s being a man infant. And then, psychologically, Danny and Nick Dear, who’s adapted the Mary Shelley novel, into a brilliant 2 ½ hour play version of it, he, they both have autistic sons. So we went to two extraordinary schools and met some high spectrum autistic kids. And it was very, very humbling and amazing and very upsetting, but very, very extraordinary as well, and inspiring. And especially the people looking after them, and these amazing life forces, but just formed with…*sigh* um, socially just things that are outside of everyday.  You know, there are certain barriers that aren’t there because of the arrested development that… there was a 17 year old that had the mental age of, I think, an 18 month old. I mean, it was…GN: WowBC: It’s…it’s…it’s really really extraordinary and very upsetting. And uh, it was important for them to realize that the Creature in their story was not their… the monster of old… the monster of the gothic horror stories.  He’s very much an innocent.  He’s very much someone who is carried through life, as someone who is so different, not only because of his appearance, but because of these behavioral tics, which are very autistic, um, both in his understanding of the world, psychologically and emotionally, but also physically as well, how that manifests later in his body. And so that was the major part of the preparation.

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and also thinks that autistic representation in media and austistic headcanons offer poor, miserable wretches like myself “false hope”, and doing so is “dangerous” -

[interview discussing his role as Alan Turing and the fact that autistic people see both Turing and his Sherlock as autistic]

“Though Sherlock is an immediate comparison, they’re so different. Sherlock is a sociopathic show-off, and Alan was anything but that,” Cumberbatch tells Metro. “I don’t think he was on the spectrum. I think a lot of people are very lazy with that.”

It’s a suggestion Cumberbatch has heard raised again and again, and he’s frankly had enough of it. “I think it’s a really dangerous thing to toy with that,” he says. “People talk about me doing that quite a lot and that being a good thing for people who are on the spectrum, which is great. But I don’t go into a job going, ‘Is this autism? Is this Asperger’s? Is this some other form of slight learning difficulty or disability?’ I’m very wary of that, because I’ve met people with those conditions. It’s a real struggle all the time. Then these people pop up in my work and they’re sort of brilliant, and they on some levels almost offer false hope for the people who are going through the reality of it.”

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and basically i just want to save this man from being tainted by my disgusting autistic money.