Hello There! *deranged laughing*

@ukrainian-groove-metal’s Star Wars Sideblog - Avatar by d3epfriedangels

[tuberculosis-bot-9000]

Thank you @accursedkaleeshi for letting me turn your beautiful art into this! Murray Chramblus!

[accursedkaleeshi]

Kaleesh Week 2k25 HUNT

Hunting a nodadiir! I spent too long time on this. Getting better I think

[accursedkaleeshi]

Was thinking about Grevious being a kind of proto-Vader (as one does) and started thinking about some kind of AU scene like the end of Return of the Jedi where Luke takes Vader's mask off, but with Grevious and one of his kids. Seeing them face to face for the last time. Would probably take a lot of au stuff but man. sad. sad about cyborgs forever.

first of all, how dare you

“You can rest now, fahyr”

Second of all: you right

[accursedkaleeshi]

When Hatyazi went to live with the sailor folk his grandfather, Zen'val, could tell he was desperate to live up to his parents. Zen'val took him aside to say "No matter how big someone becomes, everyone starts out small." He handed Hatyazi a weathered picture of his mother Mertenzi, the big boss. But in the picture was a little girl showing off her first ever fish.

[thebearmord]

i love u characters who are victims who don't show things in a way that's appealing i love u characters whos trauma leaves them with anger issues, with violence issues, with issues with connection and trust and being truthful i love you characters who don't get "better" in a way that's palatable, who don't find growth and meaning in their trauma

[blahbeau]

the spider in the corner of my room

[blahbeau]

creature!! :)

[wealmostaneckbeard]

You know what I love?

Giant Killer Robots draped in ceremonial tapestries that display their kill-counts, planet of manufacturer, when and how they were wrecked, repaired and whether the dishonor has been avenged.

Soldiers wearing the pelts of predatory fauna/flora from their homeworld over their powered armor, sacred texts and sigils painted onto the sides of their explosive projectile weapons.

Old warships, still in service, that have hallways lined with instructional shrines meant to ward off mutiny and mechanical failure, accompanied by little memorials to those who died when the shrines failed.

[salidummay]

posting this here too

[alenchikova]

I did it @tuberculosis-bot-9000

[tuberculosis-bot-9000]

FUCK YEAH I LOVE THIS!!! 💚💚💚💚

[ymutate]

wall of perfectly aligned skulls in a Tibetan monastery

[expressions-of-nature]

by Masako Metz

[objectamour]

am I into 'rope and rigging'?🤨 uh yeah I guess you could say so

[sunthroughdarkclouds]

Necrogamy was the practice of marrying a dead person, also called posthumous marriage or ghost marriage. This was legally recognized in France in 1804 to allow marriage to fallen soldiers, but was practiced extralegally elsewhere in Europe.

[alenchikova]

My part of the trade with a marvelous character for @accursedkaleeshi

[accursedkaleeshi]

Kevanru!

[tuberculosis-bot-9000]

kevanru!

[accursedkaleeshi]

inspired by this post lol

[lmaonade]

your boyfriend looks easy as fuck to parry

[ratcity]

James baldwin’s the artists struggle for identity. Btw.

[mercuryfountain-deactivated2024]

"That I have experienced my share of traumatic experiences, have survived abuse of various kinds, have faced near death from accidental circumstance and from violence (different as the particulars of these may be from those around me) is not a card to play in gamified social interaction or a weapon to wield in battles over prestige. It is not what gives me a special right to speak, to evaluate, or to decide for a group. It is a concrete, experiential manifestation of the vulnerability that connects me to most of the people on this earth. It comes between me and other people not as a wall, but as a bridge."

Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, Elite Capture, 2022