shared stranger things oc with @greatest-mythos (Liam Miller) and will
doesnt feel very nice does it mike
half a brain cell and they share it
seen from Vietnam
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seen from United States
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shared stranger things oc with @greatest-mythos (Liam Miller) and will
doesnt feel very nice does it mike
half a brain cell and they share it
Not a fan of how Will and Kate use their kids' school breaks to not work. Mostly because it implies that their meager engagements are full-day commitments. They're not spending two weeks in a different continent like Sophie and they're not like Anne where they're actually doing a 9 - 5 style day of multiple engagements. They show up for maybe three hours at most and then they go home. There are millions of parents around the world who cannot afford to take time off when their kids have a school break, so the media painting as relateable is pretty flimsy.
And, I'm going to be honest, it's not like a few days of them not doing anything is uncharacteristic. They really don't need to blame it on the half-term, they could just say nothing and no one would really care.
Karmi and her family! :D
Now, we don’t know if we’ll see Karmi’s family at all in the series (considering she’s a recurring character and we have yet to see the nerd-gang-minus-Fred’s families), but @bigherosixfeels and I made OCs for her family and here they are!
Now for those who followed me for the past year, you should all know Nora by now; Karmi’s sweet, adorable and innocent little sister who also idolizes Big Hero 6. It’s been a while I drew her, and when I see at my old drawings of her, I can’t believe one year makes a difference in art skills.
For her parents, here’s Zara and William (“Bill” for short). I personally HC Karmi as biracial like Hiro, so William is Caucasian, and Zara is South Asian (judging by Karmi’s skin color).
Personality-wise, here’s a description of her parents:
William is a kind, mature and understanding man, who is devoted to his family and knows how to crack some good ol’ Dad Jokes™ . When something is wrong, Karmi always goes to her father because she knows he’s good advice (and she’s always been a daddy’s girl since forever). William is also a huge dork that constantly cries over how fast his baby girl Karmi is growing up (and like Chief Cruz, he takes 100 pics when Karmi is all dressed up, like when she went to Liv Amara’s gala).
Zara, for herself, is the one who gave Karmi the stubbornness, quick temper and conclusion-jumping. She’s a workaholic who’s constantly stressed due to work and trying to provide for her family. Since Karmi is going through her “rebel adolescent” phase, she and her mom do not always see eye to eye and it can cause conflicts between them. Karmi is disappointed her mother is always at work and feels like she’s too hard on her. But Zara is actually the “tough love” kind of parent, she wants her daughter to work hard for her dreams, since she knows how tough life can be. She’s actually very proud of Karmi and a Mama Bear when it comes to her (considering all the bullying she went through as a child).
Fun fact: Just like her daughter, Zara was a tsundere, since she initially hated William's guts when they first met, and William liked to tease her because he found her cute whens she snapped at him. Everytime Karmi complains about Hiro, her parents bet about how many times it takes when they start dating (since it’s all so familiar to them).
Those quotes are from this article: google(.)com/amp/s/amp(.)news(.)com(.)au/entertainment/celebrity-life/looking-through-a-royal-lens-with-arthur-edwards/news-story/7e20cc778f384f5ff001ca6de5b7191d
Thank you, this is a fantastic article!https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/looking-through-a-royal-lens-with-arthur-edwards/news-story/7e20cc778f384f5ff001ca6de5b7191d
TO the British Royal Family, he’s part of the antique furniture. Wherever they go, he’s there — front and centre of the press pack — looking through his lens.
From Sydney to Yugoslavia, veteran photographer Arthur Edwards has followed royals around for forty years. And they seem to like it.
So it’s no surprise he will be primed and in position for the first Aussie tour for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with nine-month-old son George.
With an almost 60-strong travelling press pack in tow — and that’s just the British media — competition for the best shots of the young royal family and baby George is fierce.
“That’s the massive interest this couple are. They’re a kind of Brad and Angelina of the royals. They’re on the magic tour at the moment and now they’ve got a baby that adds more to it,” he said.
But after capturing more than 200 royal tours across 120 countries, Edwards can — on advice from Prince William — ‘take it easy’.
“It’s difficult for me to answer but yes, they do (recognise me),” he said.
“I was with William at a job with the Queen last Friday in Windsor and he asked ‘are you coming to Australia and New Zealand?’ I said ‘yes’ and he said ‘right get plenty of rest because you’re going to work hard’. He said ‘just take it easy’.
“He was very concerned in fact when we were in Solomon Islands two years ago. He said ‘Arthur, I’m not going to let you retire. Even when you’re in a wheelchair we’re going to get have you brought to the front of the press pack and we’re only going to look at you’.”
Photographers already jostle for position next to the old-hand. “A lot of (photographers) stand next to me because they know William will always look at me.”
Edwards — who among photographers, is considered royalty himself — is as cool as a cucumber sandwich on his 21st royal tour to Australia.
“It’s always difficult on the first day. Everybody wants everything and everybody’s desperate to get as much as they can because it is the most important day. After a while it settles down and things get a bit easier. By the time we get to Australia we’ll be in relax-mode,” he said.
This tour is a garden party compared to his recent trip to India and Sri Lanka with the Prince of Wales.
“It’s exhausting, especially with the Prince of Wales. With him we never stop. We don’t even stop for lunch with him because he just doesn’t eat lunch. You’d do five or six jobs a day with him and keep going,” he said.
“On this trip William is doing two or three, or maybe splitting them with Kate. Now they’ve got the baby that’s the priority. They want to spend time with George. They’re going to do some engagements but they’ve cut the nights they’re away. Most of the time they’re going to try to be with Georgie boy.”
Edwards has worked for The Sun in the UK since 1977. He’s photographed seven royal weddings, four funerals and six royal births.
“This particular tour is difficult because there are so many travelling media … because there’s massive interest and not only from Britain but from the United States as well,” he said.
“This couple are now sort of world megastars and everybody wants to see stuff about them.”
But it’s not just George attracting attention.
“I think it’s a bit of both George and Kate,” he said.
“I think she looks a million dollars and she knows it. There’s a lot of thought and money that goes into these beautiful clothes she wears.”
“She looks great in jeans and a T-shirt but when she puts on these glamorous clothes she looks fantastic.
But the 73-year-old said it was their appeal as a family that had won public support.
“I think they’re just popular because of who they are. He’s the grandson of the Queen. He’s quite a handsome looking guy. His wife’s gorgeous looking. People see that and think ‘they look like a really nice couple’. He’s hopelessly in love with her and I think she is with him. I think people see a lovely family which is something everyone aspires to and they seem to have it.
“William is such a really nice guy. I’ve known him since he was born and the day he came out of hospital in his mother’s arms and I’ve watched him grow up and turn into a really fine young man. He’s got this amazing dedication to duty and doing the right thing. He has a strong sense of duty and a great sense of humour.”
Kate has blossomed since assuming the role of Duchess of Cambridge when she married Prince William in April 2011.
“Kate is very confident now. She’s learnt a lot from William. I remember that first tour, he was all the time saying ‘are you OK? do you feel comfortable with this? do you feel all right about that?’. He steered her through those early days,” Edwards said.
“I remember asking her once when we were in Copenhagen how she was coping and she said ‘I just want to support him. I don’t want to let him down’. But it’s beyond that now. They’re now a team and work as a team.”
As a team, the couple seems to have single-handedly weakened support, which is at a 20-year low, for an Australian republic.
Their Royal Highnesses will arrive in Sydney next Wednesday.
But despite Kate’s style and George’s chubby cheeks, it’s William’s 65-year-old father who Edwards remains most fond of since his first royal tour to Yugoslavia in 1977.
“Prince Charles is my favourite royal by far, by a million miles. He’s a fantastic man. He’s just brilliant,” he said.
“His work for young people is unsurpassed and he raises over 100 million pounds a year through his charitable work. For him, the only point in being the Prince of Wales is to do charity work.
“He works tirelessly for our country and the underprivileged, especially young people. The work he does is unbelievable and his energy in incredible. He works all night. Camilla goes into his office at 2am and he’s asleep slumped over the desk. He writes all of his own speeches.”
IT’S DONE! Here it is, my fan art for @asksomecoolkids awesome Conflict Comic!
If I’m being honest, this should have been up two days ago, but my internet was out. Sorry.
A Reflection
Characters : Damien/Darkiplier + Y/N + A little bit of Wilford Prompt : Mirrors Credit to @ghosticedragoness for helping me with rewriting it a little Part 1 -You’re here ! Part 2 - Coming soon :)
He used his voice for William at 30:13 when he was talking about morals.
I know it’s early days in the season and we still have a lot to uncover, but after sleeping on it I’m very angry that Chris Carter and Co. have decided to go this way if it’s true. The only concrete thing we Shippers’s had going out of the Series ending was Mulder and Scully’s relationship had borne a child. They of course had a rich history and it was all worth it, but a child together made up a bit for the fact we were toyed with for nine seasons. Now they’re pulling the rug out from beneath us by saying CSM is William’s father? That is unacceptable. It’s good for shock value, but it leaves me with a cold, empty feeling.