I MADE THIS AS A JOKE

BUT BRO I DON'T THINK ITS A JOKE ANYMORE 🧪 TW gore, horror, NSFW stuff **Miles, 27, he/they 🏳️‍⚧️** I love Re-animator (I'm autistic) all original art can be found in the tag "my art"

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James Gurney

[chernobog13]

The Bionic Adventure Set for Kenner's The Six Million Dollar Man action figure.

There is a lot I didn't like about the 1970s, and leisure suits are high on the list.

[soup-fairy]

F*ck 'em all but us!

Due to popularity, this is now a print on my INPRNT shop!

[airitree]

Some 1400s vampire designs 👀 (oh and the devil)

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1. Battista the Painter

2. Archangela the Anchoress

3. Benintendi the Beloved

4. Mephisto

[The rest of em]

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I am very busy wearing a turtleneck and drinking wine. Like an asshole.

[mostlyghostie]

What books have you done this to?

Instagram / Shop

[mostlyghostie]

This post is nearing 50,000 notes! I think that’s really cool, despite the occasional VERY judgmental notes about how I should respect my paperbacks. The ‘after’ picture is based on how my copy of Mort looked after I took it on holiday camping as a child and read it 4 times then let it get mouldy from dew by leaving it in the grass. Still readable though.

(For those interested, 50,000 notes translates to around £260 in bookmark and print sales of this design so far)

[headspace-hotel]

To be loved is to be changed

[crows-before-bros]

One of the last photos I took of Breadsticks since I last saw them 2 weeks ago.

[goryhorroor]

reblog with your most controversial horror take

[turnipoddity]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!! 💕💕 featuring lyrics from my favorite bisexual icon 🙏

[mlentertainment]

one of those "of course he can" IG discoveries

[katieisrotting]

foi assim que ele me conquistou

[lunastorta-illustra]

Dinner in America

watermelon + my kind of woman playing in the background (and playing endlessly in my eardrum dum dum)

i LOVED this movie and i’m so happy that people are finally discovering it, have you already watched it?

IG: @lunastorta_illustra

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[purusims]

DIBS!

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strange darling (2024)

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My personal goal is to try and make fanfic binding as accessible to everyone as possible, so here are some resources on how to make a fanfic hardcover for under $25.

This is a barebones bind for the broke college students and such. Happy to field questions, too!

Here's a proposed budget breakdown:

Loosely organized thoughts:

Fanfic bookbinders often share typesets amongst each other. Never pay for a typeset for a fanfic.

You'll hear a lot about grain direction for your printer paper, but as a newbie on a budget without your own printer, settle for some nice 92 bright paper. If you like the hobby, splurge after but expect to pay at least 2-3x more for short grain paper.

Printing is a pain because some copy shops won't let you print intellectual property smut, and it's very expensive. You are better off bartering instead or looking for a free printer on Buy Nothing.

You know the thick paper wrapping that comes with online orders? It's a good weight for endpapers if you need to scrounge. Paper grocery bags or gift bags (birthday presents) might work, too.

Ask your local library to give you covers from books they are throwing out. Ask for outdated textbooks (those covers are built like tanks) or three-ring binders that are too busted to be binders anymore.

Obtain a used book that was mass produced (so your destruction of it does not impede anyone's access) and maybe even become a little vindictive with it.

If you can afford it, I recommend the Olfa SVR knife (~$10)

If you can afford it, upgrade your ruler to a t-square.

I really hope this resource is helpful! I want to stress how possible this is and encourage people to cherish what they love through art.

If you are interested in fanfic binding and have a little more disposable income, I have an affordable Fan Fiction Bookbinding Starter Pack that I carry on my site. I pack them myself and drop them 1x/month on the 15th.

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this is an incredible yt channel i found on bookbinding in general where the guy suggests many affordable options and it's been fun learning the process

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