La Maleta De La Loca

Fanart (reblogged, since I can’t draw for my life), quotes, and the occasional dad joke:)

[jennyforeigner]

Just got a chatgpt ad where the use case was "can't decide a new years resolution". I can't think of anything more sad than needing a robot to tell you what your own ambitions are. Loser shit.

[theoraclesattic]

I’m screaming

[grishaversefaketweets]

[rt0no]

RoyalPrincessAlice様とのコラボで描かせていただきました。 「🧙Witche's Halloween🧹」 https://royalprincessa.shop-pro.jp

[talkingtotheclouds]

Halloween is almost upon us, and it’s time for the spookies to enter the posts!

[meamme1]

I read Gwen and Art are not in love yesterday and their friendship is deeply important to me

[phy-be]

"Alice Moore, eighteen and caught between."

– Bury our bones in the midnight soil by V.E. Schwab, aka the toxic lesbian vampire book 🥀🩸

[rt0no]

[maybemacdc]

sometime, somewhere in ketterdam

[cjbee]

I read “The Salt Grows Heavy” by Cassandra Khaw yesterday and am obsessed with the atmosphere and characters-

If you can stomach some gore and body horror I really recommend it.

[aroaessidhe]

faves of 2024: novellas

Walking Practice

The Dead Cat Tail Assassins

The Salt Grows Heavy

Dehiscent

As Born to Rule The Storm

The Butcher of the Forest

Graveyard Shift

Pluralities

Rose/House

The Brides of High Hill

Small Gods of Calamity

The Labyrinth Beckons

Party of Fools

The Fireborne Blade

The River Has Roots

[awishwee]

Kaladin and Syl dancing! The amount of Joy I felt while drawing these two is actually indescribable. I love them both so much! ❤️

The old “Thought of you” animation was a huge inspiration.

[talkingtotheclouds]

I’m so thankful people are finally making Stormlight Archive fan art to scratch that age-old fantasy art itch.

[titsay]

[slowedmountains]

only together

[thysia]

After the Cursed Bomb Explosion - Maxim Bazhenov

[mango-habanero-autism-deactivat]

I have a lot of feelings on how indigenous groups who didn’t build permanent structures like cities aren’t seen as being as sophisticated as ones who built large cities, without accounting for the fact that maybe it’s in our values systems to leave as light of a footprint as possible and it’s important that our structures are easily taken down or fade with the passage of time because it’s easier on the landscape, but ya know.

[uunaksiivik]

This made me think of the story one of my Coast Salish acquaintances tells of how her family would travel from the Puget Sound up Mt. Rainier every year and, sure, following herds but also they had berry bushes and trees and prairies (with camas is the one she always talks about but I'm sure other foods) that were in the care of specific families so they also followed the plants through the year. They cultivated and cared for them, not just coming to gather and move on to the unknown. They came back and to the same places, the same plants and trees every year.

I think a lot of people mistake what a huge connection that is to land and territory. They hear "nomadic" and dismiss it without realizing. It doesnt mean you dont have roots in the area. It means your roots are so ingrained in the area outsiders dont even see them there.

[mango-habanero-autism-deactivat]

!!!!!

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

[twomothsholdinghands]

[beggars-opera]

I will never forget the flight I took to Paris in college and the tiny adorable child in the seat in front of me with his nose pressed against the window looking at the lights and squealing "OOOOOOH, C'EST MAGNIFIQUE!!!"

[curoopeez]

I don't want my cellphone to have AI I want it to have 3 days of battery time. I don't want my computer to have AI preinstalled I want it to have seven usb ports and high ram at affordable price. I don't want my games to have AI built levels I want them to be so optimized I could run them on a nokia.

[talkingtotheclouds]

Definitely. This would be the most useful thing, not inventing something that could do what we already did better, but something that builds on what we’ve already created ourselves and expands it to perfection.