[teacupsofthoughts]

quotev account in case tumblr blows itself up

art tag #teacups of ink

[mooneggtarts]

Stuff I drew before the premier that shi was what the heck was that actually /lh

[p1ctur3]

Screen shot redraws for ep 13

you can tell who is my favourite

[bibie888]

[eemiejab]

The apricity of the sun does not compare to your warmth.

[nzn43]

AVA SPOILERS

It's hard to describe what I'm feeling at the moment

[cat-the-comet]

devastating: artist who has not practiced fundamentals enough to execute high concept idea eats shit

[tulipsempai]

[banana-jacket]

[i-am-a-fish]

posture check! time to make your posture worse. it can always be worse. you can get shrimpier. inspiration if you need it:

[echobsilly]

im here i hear you i promise

(Happy Birthday Static!)

[isearainbow]

[meltsyoutodeath]

a vital part of my Victim transwoman vision is that she only transitioned because Mitsi was also a woman. it's something about hating who you are, this body you were born with, this purpose you were made for, then seeing someone who is so free and wonderful and happy and everything. and there's this key different between you two, right? that she identifies and presents herself in a way you do not, in a way you like to see and love, both because it is her and because it is what salvation looks like. and, yes, Victim is undeniably happier and more satisfied after transitioning, but she wouldn't have done it if Mitsi hadn't shown her how lovely it could be. If Mitsi had been a man Vitcim would just have kept thinking there was something deeply, fundamentally wrong with her until it ate her alive. and like, sure, there are plenty of other things eating her alive, but at least she doesn't completelt despise her reflection! yay!

[fearlessjournalism]

it’s like. I think if you’re dead at the center of the narrative you are the body or the ghost or the black hole.

1. you are the body. you are there, maybe physically, maybe in reference, but although you are there, the story will never be about who you are, or who you were. maybe the protagonist does feel vaguely bad about your death, or maybe we learn in passing about a trait or two you once had, but neither the protagonist nor the story really care about you personally; in every other way you are a vehicle for plot and themes and projection and the development of others. sometimes you are inhabited by the ghost, even if it isn’t a literal inhabiting within the world of the story.

2. you are the ghost. you are seen, to a degree. generally speaking, we as the audience know the kind of person you were, and your most defining interests, and enough other details about the life you lived to prove you were living a life. it’s a version of you at partial opacity, but it’s visible. sometimes we physically see you onscreen through flashbacks, or you’re present through someone else telling your story, or we see your perfectly preserved room with all your posters intact. you are missed as a person, or at least as the idea of one, and your character (in both senses of the word, your person and your personality) now has an effect on the plot.

3. the black hole. we as the audience cannot see you, but the plot orbits your gravity, and we know that there was once a star in your position. you are identifiable solely by your effects on the people who knew you. you are more than the body, in that you—you as a person—mattered to the protagonist, but we don’t know enough about you for you to be the ghost. we don’t get scenes with you. we know a few of your traits, or a line or two of a story, all picked up through the things you left behind as they relate to the main characters, but it’s not enough to reconstruct the image of who you once were. as an audience we may not see you, because we do not have enough to envision a whole person through just those pieces, but in the story you are inescapable for those who come too close.

[bearloonz]

the trick about getting invested and confident in ur own concepts is to surround urself with other likeminded artists who are down to earth. i know nowadays especially people think "indie" and they think undertale or glitch pilots and they have paved the way for great things but i mean like. engage with your friends comics theyve been posting to an audience of 20-30 people. The people who are genuinely at your level with you. Who are working on their projects on the side because they still have a full time job to attend to. who go on long hiatuses because theyre in college and are crunching for tests at the moment.

maybe one day youll have all the resources you want to create your stories exactly how you imagine it at the speed you want it to be done, but until you get there you'll find so many people working with the same resources and available time that you have, and its about that network of small artists being able to support each other that can light a spark that you thought you needed an audience of hundreds to light.

[coquexari]

" replacements " WATCHER edition!

[ornziy]

let her go apeshittttt

mitsi aurafarm when