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[a-gentle-yoink]

sure, dan

[babystarrbunny]

⋆𐙚 ̊.the lamb and the butcher⋆𐙚 ̊.

i got this idea when i watched the ii reaction vid but i cant draw that fast TwT still i drew it a bit simpler just to get it out of my head

[lycheeeejelly]

Dan and Mimikyu sketch

[sunchildsatoru]

[exhuastedpigeon]

The first rule of fandom is have fun. The second rule of fandom is find an enabler and become an enabler. Yes you should write that fic. What if it was even hornier? What if it was angstier? What if you wrote it just for me?

[deathclassic]

the man, the myth, the legend

hbd @danielhowell

[amazinglestowell]

DAN BDAY ART!! HAPPY BDAY DAN!!!

[ghostengarden]

Eddie losing aura points

[djospurnell]

happy pride month to these two <3

[maximumqueer]

Every time the monthly "discourse" roles around as to whether consuming audio books counts as reading, I cannot help but think of the Odyssey, of the Iliad, of the Shakespearean plays. Works of art that have become solidified within Western Canon as some of the greatest pieces of literature we have. And all of them were mean to be heard, to be watched. Were crafted for it.

The Iliad and the Odyssey were meant to be listened to from the mouth of a bard, a lyre in his hand and a song on his tongue, as the smoke from the fires drowned out the rest of the world, the honey words transporting the audience into the story.

Shakespeare was meant to be watched. The actors bent over themselves, emotion pouring down their faces as the audience bumped shoulders with each other, breath held for the next act.

I love the written word, do not get that wrong. But we owe the written word to the oral tradition. To the bards and poets who passed down story after story, who kept them alive to the point where they could be written down and preserved. We owe it to performance. To the energy of the theater that found the plays that sparked electric in the peoples hearts, to the point of ensuring they would be around for generations to come.

Why disparage the performance of a story, when it might just be the most human thing we have? Why act like it is an inferior art form? I adore reading, but I also know that my favorite pieces of literature were meant to be heard.

[unphortunate]

Hard Launch episode 30 doodles

[ahappydnp]

[terrificpairofcomiclads]

[uberfluss]

first 5 faceless emojis are how your summers gonna go

[thesebonesbite]

Magnus Archives fan I see

[partywithponies]

THIS IS SO FUNNY I'M SORRY

[wtfevenisyoursexuality]

"It's on the patreon. Who's gonna leak it? Who's gonna snitch?"

[coyoteprince]

Alright there's this. Now back to drawing undead gay dog men in love.

Tip Jar!

[fryday]

affectionate drunk 🥰