Tinyflower

Any pronouns. Welcome to my cave of hyperfixations, you will find only the best of whatever my brain is currently latched onto. Do I occasionally post my own art? Yes! Does it immediately get buried under the things I reblog? Also yes!

[celestial-fang]

Sculpting process showing how I made Guantin Tuesday!

[sunderwight]

Look I'm sorry to anyone who thought the Saja Boys were a real band, but it was obviously fake from the beginning.

Huntr/x has been doing this gimmick for years where they'll put on a performance and some actors dressed up like demons will "interrupt" it or get into some choreo fights on stage and stuff. If you're a fan you know, the demons usually symbolize things like industry corruption, Mira's struggle with her family, Rumi being in the closet, etc, and there's lots of hints and secret messages to the fans in what they're wearing or how they show up. Check out huntresx5evah on blsky they've got an extensive examination of the "demons" over the years and what the messages to the fans are.

In the concert before Golden was released, the demons were dressed like flight attendants. That was the indication that something new was about to take off. @/queenhuntrixdontmiss and I speculated that it was going to be a new single and low and behold, it was.

But then the live performance got cancelled. It's an open secret that Rumi was having vocal issues, so that was probably not planned. They needed to buy time for her to recover, so, enter the Saja Boys -- a fake band of guys really clearly pretending to be demons, they release ONE single, do a bunch of b-tier variety shows for a week, nearly all of their public appearances have Huntr/x right there, keeping the hype and energy up until Rumi can get her throat polyps removed and furthering the routine where Huntr/x are supposed to be secret demon hunters and the Saja Boys are supposed to be secret demons.

Then the whole thing culminates in the Golden live performance at the idol awards, the big act with Huntr/x fake "break up" and the subsequent theatrics to make it up to fans for failing the first Golden performance. Huntr/x takes their obligation to fans very seriously, I've no doubt that they all felt terrible about having to cancel, so a free show was the obvious recourse to try and make it up to people. And they pulled out all the stops!

But the Saja Boys were never real. I mean they got real guys to pretend to be a boy band and do the dancing and lip syncing obviously, but come on, most of them didn't even have names.

[foxyjoy-art]

Qingxin NO

[sailorr-art]

penny doodle!

(pose inspired by this drawing! go give them some likes ^_^)

[rainydays-eef]

Tick tock Jaune, your time is running out….

[foxyjoy-art]

Hua Yuanxiu is starting to speak!

[princessgothicc-deactivated2026]

Im trying to prove a point to my mum

Repost if school has caused:

Anxiety Depression Suicidal thoughts Social anxiety Eating disorders Self harm Stress

[sylvia-and-xynia]

yes, and this is still ongoing even after being homeschooled for half a year.

[ziseviolet]

were there any specific clothing for children or did they wear the same outfits as adults? :0

Hi, thanks for the question! The Chinese-language Wikipedia article on “hanfu” has a section on children’s clothing, so I took the following information from there:

Children’s clothing was generally similar to that of adults. Cross-collar designs were favored, as they were considered gentle on children’s delicate skin. Children mostly wore outfits with separate tops and bottoms, such as shuhe(cross-collared top extending to the knees + tied trousers). They also wore banbi(half-sleeve jacket) by itself. Below: Song Dynasty child wearing shuhe (left), and Tang Dynasty child wearing banbi (right).

Full-body one-piece garments were worn as well, though not as often as two-piece garments. Below: children from the Song Dynasty (left) and Ming Dynasty (right).

Tang and Song Dynasty girls wore ruqun, and Ming Dynasty girls wore aoqun. Below left: Song Dynasty girl dressed in beizi (jacket) and ruqun, and wearing a guzi (headband). Below right: Ming Dynasty girls wearing aoqun.

Some young children would just wear underwear such as dudou, moxiong,liangdang, etc. Below: Song Dynasty children wearing dudou (left), and liangdang (right).

Children had headgear unique to them. Babies and young children often wore tiger-hats, because of the belief that the tiger’s power could protect them and make them strong. The fengmao (wind hat) was a hat with an extended back used to block wind. Children did wear some of the same headgear as adults, such as fujin. Below left: children wearing fujin (top) and fengmao (bottom). Below right: Ming Dynasty child dressed in a pifeng (Ming-style jacket) and wearing a tiger-hat.

Guzu was a headband/hat that was often decorated with tigers, flowers, etc. Below left: Ming Dynasty child wearing guzu and dressed in yuanlingshan(round-collar top). Below right: child wearing pifeng (Ming-style jacket).

Finally, young children often wore shoes with designs of animals, such as tiger-shoes and pig-shoes.  

Hope this helps!

[fatrabbitr]

【Fanart】十二女子

试着整了改良汉服与时装的混搭ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ（不我只是想画漂亮妹子）

Try to mix Hanfu with modern clothings~ (No I just wanna draw pretty girrrls)

[blaaddi]

" To me, the one shining in glory is you, the one falling down is dust is also you. What is important is you, not the state of you."

[fullmetal-kinnie]

Forgive me.

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only if you forgive me

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His world now

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HEY YOU

YOURE FINALLY AWAKE

[fullmetal-kinnie]

Oh sweet Jesus.

[thatbastardlass-deactivated2021]

i am so sorry for this

[lochneddmonster]

Where the FUCK is he?

[demilypyro]

[wirlibirb]

this but it's a mr potato doll

[sugarspikesart]

PUMPKIN PENNY!!

Come on, her color palette is perfect for this!

[bridgyrose]

@melonishus

[dreamquestofunknownkadath]

One of my favorite genres of post

[dreamquestofunknownkadath]

[vanilla-kitty]

[daughter-of-sapph0]

[xielianlover2]

[juicedpeachy]

Thinking about hua cheng and the villagers of Puqi

He’s so mysterious to them, even more so than Xie Lian. He’s really handsome and strong but never interested in chatting for very long. Hes always polite but seems like he’d rather be doing something else. (Oftentimes he’s simply staring at Xie Lian while chatting). They don’t know his real name but Xiao Hua is fitting anyway

He says he has a wife at home but he’s in Puqi with their cultivator so often! Hopefully she doesn’t miss him too badly? But then again, the way he looks at Xie Lian is just SO loving? Oh they have their suspicions of course. He doesn’t want to talk about where he’s from either…

The villagers come to just accept that he doesn’t like talking about himself but he’s very helpful! He also is very approving of any offerings left at the shrine. He gets a strange yet soft sort of look on his face anytime someone is there to pray and no one knows what it means??

Of course many of the villagers know that Xie Lian is the very god he claims to be a priest of. But what about Xiao Hua? He seems exceptional as well but he also leaves offerings and can be seen praying at the altar. So is he a god? It’s unclear

He seems fond of the children in the village, and sometimes will play with them! It’s a very sweet sight to see and daozhong seems especially thrilled to see it. He will lower his voice and whisper silly things to the kids who will suddenly run away, screaming with joy at the ghost stories he tells

I just,… it’s something so sweet to me… Puqi and Xiao Hua… 🥹

[avalynnarcher]

"HuA ChEnG StAlkEd XiE LiAn fOr 800 YeArS—"

Hate to burst your bubble, but in order to stalk somebody, you actually have to know where they are.

[xieliansbignaturals]

If Hua Cheng actually tried to stalk Xie Lian, no way would he last 800 years. Three days is pushing it. Xie Lian trips over a rock on the fourth day and ooh, who's that sexy stranger who appeared out of nowhere to catch him?!

[arson-jellyfish]

AI disturbance overlays for those who don't have Ibis paint premium. found them on tiktok

[quitetheweirdegg]

how do you use these?

[arson-jellyfish]

Put these on the top layer above everything, set layer to 'overlay' then adjust opacity. You can put it on whatever opacity you want but usually 30%+ is most effective.

The point is to obstruct the picture so AI can't read your image because AI counts every single pixel in your art

[arson-jellyfish]

By this post alone, in less than 5 hours.

I need you all to calm the fuck down

[skylarkking]

NEEDED AND NO WE WONT THIS IS BRILLIANT