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raphodraws

😴

kwoomochi

kyaptainkiddo

spread for @ryujip5zine from last year

am-yuki

Heyyy, I always wanted to do something special for Kacchan’s birthday so I decided to do a 7 days countdown to Kacchan’s birthday. :D

This is the first time they celebrated without their friends.

Prompt by ladybookman666 on Twitter.

literallyglitchn

I have read ‘Get to know you" approximately 12 times. theres no going back, take my Seriida. ( I was drawing my favorite parts but I can’t fit the entire fanfic in what drawing smh)

(also I read 'But now I’ve got you’ 7 times, 'High and low’ 4 times, so yeah expect m o r e)

labocat

Uh, so I switched over to SMC, but the south park subtitles stayed….

labocat

In case anyone was wondering, it did, in fact, continue.

luciidkitties

im crying

saino-m

lockzinhas

mayor-nicola

I mean, he’s not wrong.

felixdeon

The serenata or serenade is a Mexican tradition of courtship and love. In many Mexican films from the Cine de Oro (Golden Cinema) we can find scenes in which a man, dressed as a charro and accompanied by a group of mariachis, presents himself in the middle of the night to sing before the window of the woman he loves. Despite being scenes of great beauty, they reflect the machista traditions which are still present in Mexican culture. Why can't a woman sing? Why can't a man sing for another man? These questions inspired me to paint "La Serenata", a moment of love between a charro and his loved man, as well as other paintings of queer serenatas which appropriate our heritage and reinterpet what "romantic" means.

Click here to see "La Serenata" as a print in my Etsy store!