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[beauty-4-thebeast]

Another OTP of mine is Wendy (adult, of course) and Captain Hook. A friend of mine told me this drawing looks like an illustration for a fic, but alas, it's not.:D If anyone wishes to use it as a cover for their Darling Hook fanfiction, you are actually welcome (credit is nice). And I always welcome reading recommendations for this ship (or any other fav ship of mine), do tell me if you have a favourite fanfic about them.

Wendy Darling and Captain Hook (c) James Barie (I still haven't read the book oh my!); Peter Pan 2003 movie, Rachel Hurd-Wood and Jason Isaacs Media: hand-drawn pencil, scanned, and painted in Clip Studio Paint

[diamonddolljeanette]

I was rewatching the 2003 Peter Pan movie for the hundredth time and made connection that made me tear up.

So in the beginning Wendy's aunt talks about her secret kiss being for the man she will truly love.

So it hit me that as Wendy tells Peter that her hidden kiss is his and will only be his, she basically promises her heart to him.

That she would only ever love him.

Meaning no matter who she marries, she will never love them the way she loves Peter because he has her "secret kiss" aka her heart.

[pretendtofly]

Jacob & Bella | Touch in New Moon

[twilight-sagas]

Stephenie Meyer, “Eclipse” // Emily Bronte, “Wuthering Heights” // Unknown, r/UnsentLetters // a.r. asher // Pavana // N. R. Hart // Unknown // James Cameron, “Titanic”

[maanemand]

“It’s just that, I know how you’re unhappy a lot. And, maybe it doesn’t help anything, but I wanted you to know that I’m always here. I won’t ever let you down– I promise that you can always count on me. Wow, that does sound corny. But you know that, right? That I would never, ever hurt you?” 

Isabella Swan & Jacob Black in The Twilight Saga (2008-2012)

[rosettyller]

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

[natureandbeauty]

[robin-buckely]

NANCY WHEELER in STRANGER THINGS 4.05 | Chapter Five: The Nina Project

[little-lynx]

FAMILY TIME

Hey! The Mellarks wish you a nice weekend! ❤️

[imaginesharrypotter]

Next Gen aesthetics// Sophie Turner as Rose Weasley

Rose inherits her father’s hair and her mother’s bookworm tendencies. She favours fiction over fact when it comes to books, but she learns just as much from her stories as her mother did from all her textbooks. Rose gets excellent grades, not from learning facts, but by discovering them. She learns from experience, whether it’s her own or that of someone she knows, real or fictional. In her opinion, the most important lessons she ever learns is that love is the most powerful magic of all. The wisdom and intuition reading teaches her, along with the sense of fun she learns from her father, make her a popular student at Hogwarts, and one of the best friends you could ever have.

[alishenciya]

Sophie Turner as Lily Evans

requested by a lot of people

[lenouvelagedelamagie-blog]

Rose Weasley & Scorpius Malfoy

[maxyartwork]

hiii gwen my love !!!

[magalidragon]

“And they lived happily ever after”

[mrspeetamellark]

Peeta Mellark aesthetic

[little-lynx]

JACOB BLACK

And since I have nothing to lose anymore here’s my boy Jacob. God, how much I missed drawing him! Call me a racist for doing it, call me someone with VERY poor taste, call me whatever you want. I love this boy and I draw him with all my heart and enormous respect for Native Americans. Peace ✌️.

[storybookprincess]

i know it’s been said before, but it bears repeating: a big, big part of maintaining your confidence & self esteem as a creator is fully embracing the concept of “you don’t have to be good like them.  you can be good like you.”

for example, i’m not someone who’s particularly good at coming up with complex, elaborate plots or incredibly unique ideas.  it’s just not how i choose to write.  and it would be easy for me to look at someone with an elaborate, super unique plot & decide that because i don’t write like that, i’m not a good writer.  after all, unique plots are good, and my writing lacks those, so my writing must not be good, right?  well, no, actually.  i just have different strengths, like taking a simple premise & digging super deep into its emotional depths.  that’s what i do well & it isn’t any better or worse than people who do elaborate world building or come up with really creative and unexpected plots.

your writing is never going to be all things to all people.  it just isn’t.  inevitably, you’ll have to make creative choices that favor certain aspects of writing over others.  there is truly no getting around that & it’s honestly a good thing, because it means you’ve developed your own style.  but you’ll always encounter other creators who posses strengths that you don’t.  it doesn’t mean one is better than the other or that your writing isn’t good enough. 

comparing yourself like that would be like taking a piece of pizza & a cupcake & going “oh no, that cupcake is so sweet & my pizza isn’t sweet at all.” or “gosh, the garlic crust on that pizza is delicious and my cupcake doesn’t have ANY garlic.”  obviously your pizza isn’t sweet.  obviously your cupcake doesn’t have garlic.  a food can’t have every single delicious flavor at once.  the cupcake is good like a cupcake.  the pizza is good like a pizza.  so you don’t have to be good like them.  you can be good like you.