Hello hello!
What an adventure it was to get these done!!!!! But finally, I present you my 2022 Good Omens calendar!
Here the details: đ
1) The calendars are A3 size and cost ÂŁ27 + shipping (more on it in a sec)
2) You can order one or more by sending an email to wisesnail.art@gmail.com (until the 15th November).
3) In your email, please provide your full name and address, and your PayPal email address. Please state clearly that your order is for a Good Omens calendar.
4) All payments must be done via PayPal, by the 15th of November (so that I have the time to coordinate the shipping). I will send a PayPal invoice to the email address provided in your order.
5) Please note that I ship from the UK and there might be extra charges if you live in Europe, compared to how things worked in the past.
6) I will ship the calendars using Royal Mail, with the trackable option. According to their website, the difference in costs between tracked and untracked shipping is around ÂŁ2, and I don't think it's worth to risk it for such a small amount. Sorry if this causes any problems.
Shipping to the UK ÂŁ7.65
Shipping to Europe ÂŁ11.70
Shipping to the USA / Japan/ Canada /rest of the world ÂŁ18.10
Some Ineffable Cats ^^
Absolutely delightfully batshit things that are canon from the Good Omens book but (as far as I can remember) didnât make it into the tv series:
- Elvis never died and works as a burger-cook at Burger Lord, the fast food chain owned by Famine
- Burger Lord franchises are banned in France
- Adam has a much older sister named Sarah and I would pay so much money for a chapter from her POV
- Baby #3 from the hospital switch grows up in Tadfield too, is called 'Greasy Johnson' and his gang of kids are the Them's greatest enemies
- Adam resurrects the postman Death killed and the postman immediately goes back to work, delivering Agnes Nutter's box to Newt and Anathema. It's also strongly implied the postman, unlike the rest of the world, remembers everything
- Adam also resurrected the ten telephone salespeople Hatsur killed. They don't remember anything. It's probably for the best.
- The Them meet the Metatron and are disappointed it isn't a transformer. They make their disappointment known. Loudly.
- Warlock Dowling is good at math, likes baseball and "plastic toys that transform into other plastic toys"
Mr Cortese and Mr Harrison GO Tutors (AU?) PIC as a thank you to all the peeps who just wow. MADE FICS. (And art)
This is a Mr Cortese and Mr Harrison Crowley and Aziraphale fan post. I donât know what else to call it.
(Sorry Iâm really slow reacting to things and it takes me a bit of a run up to catch up, and in general- Iâm very very rubbish at conversation and replies? Itâs a combo of nerves and executive disfunction.)
Recently I posted a thing about the Tutors- Mr Cortese and Mr Harrison and my interest in more fics about them, and SO MANY PEOPLE CAME UP WITH FICS. (Really fast. Goodness. I am jealous of your creative speed.)
Anyhoot- below is a TUTORS FIC LIST and youâre welcome to add to it!
Most of these are sexy. Be warned.
Afficher davantage
Demon Aziraphale #goodomensfanart #goodomens #aziraphalegoodomens #aziraphale https://www.instagram.com/p/CcQzDBDqwXG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Fellow Good Omens Fans,
The past few weeks, maybe even a month or longer really, things have been tense. There is a lot of drama going on within the fandom and I thought it was time for me to say something.Â
What on the Almightyâs green earth is happening here?
When I first found the Fandom, it was after I saw Good Omens on Amazon Prime. I saw an Angel and a Demon completely mess everything up (âJust imagine how awful it might have been if weâd been at all competent.â) but still save the world from Armageddon. I saw an Angel and Demon who were friends, even if their respected sides were not and I saw them love one another (âTo the Worldâ). I also a kid deciding that his life, family, and friends were more important than power. I saw a witch who decided to break free from her familial expectations and burn the second book of prophecies. I fell in love with all of them and I found the most amazing group of people who loved this tale too, everyone was open and loving and welcoming writers and artists and readers and musicians⌠Queer friendly and cheered one another on. It was awesome.Â
I slowly became brave myself and decided to take a stab at writing fan fiction and frankly reading that story now make my eyes hurt, it was bad. But again, there were cheerleaders out there who rooted for my writing and I have never felt so much support in my life.Â
Then, things started to change. I think I was subconsciously effected by the shift because I stopped spending a lot of time in the Facebook groups and I never really got into Twitter until recently. My favorite writers and artists were no longer active in the groups. One of the most supportive writers (and beta) was kicked out of a group. Writers who werenât the Select Few were getting less and less readers and support. Artists who also werenât the Select Few were getting less support and love. Whispers started about bullying and blacklisting writers.
 Now I am, as someone who loves Good Omens and these characters, is stressed about everything that has been happening. It is difficult to write when you hear about âTwo Piesâ and if youâre going to be next in someone saying youâre copying them. Itâs horrible to see this amazing group of artists and writers fight for Power⌠The Select Few can destroy a new, inexperienced writer or artist; just the fact that they only interact with one anotherâs fics and art creates a line of Us and them. Gatekeeping is a term that I just recently learned but it fits the bill on what is happening within the Fandom.
It hurts my heart.Â
The only person who should have any say within this Fandom is Neil Gaiman. (Terry is no longer with us but if he were, he too would be right next to Neil) Us writers and artists should be grateful that Neil likes that we create. We could love a tale that the Original Writer would try to shut us down for creating fan fiction but instead we have the lovely Mr. Gaiman. If you want to be technical, weâre stealing from him his characters to tell stories that we want to tell and put them into situations that, perhaps, Neil wouldnât want them in. But he lets us and supports us.Â
I donât want to walk away from this Fandom. It has helped me make it through my own issues with Depression and ADHD, survive Covid, stay a float when things got hard. I have made a few friends that I canât imagine not talking to on a regular bases because of this Fandom. It gets so hard with the power struggles and the cattiness and watching people want to stay on top just as much as they want to keep people down.Â
It hurts my head.
I plan to continue to write, at least my most recent WIP and I plan to continue to read whoeverâs fics and look at whoeverâs art. I enjoy them, kudos them, might write a comment if I have time and then read some more. But something has to give, this Fandom is going to destroy itself because of people sense of Self importance. We should love and support one another. Enjoy the gift that we have in Good Omens and Neil. The Select Few are not Gatekeepers if we donât let them be Gatekeepers.Â
Everything Hurts.
Lets build each other up. No one else will do it for us.Â
Much love to you all.
Stormie
It's the cover for my first fanfiction ^^ https://archiveofourown.org/works/36466282/chapters/90930823
It is a truth universally acknowledged in the Good Omens fandom that an angel in need of a drink turns to his secret stash of Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the back room. He picked up a dozen cases in 1921, and a whole century later there's still some left⌠for special occasions.
Just to put things in perspective, a standard case contains 12 750ml bottles, for a total of 9 liters of wine. A dozen cases equals 144 bottles, or 108 liters of wine. Thatâs quite a lot for a single purchase, so Aziraphale â the established sherry and sweet drinks connoisseur â must have had a good reason for it.
One potential explanation is the aura of grandeur around this particular wine. The papal connection, rich history of the region, and recognition of high quality products give Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines a very luxurious status, considerably influencing their price tags. And Aziraphale is known to have standards.
Another one is the way in which their taste differs from Aziraphaleâs usual choices: Châteauneuf-du-Pape reds are often described as earthy with gamey flavors that have hints of tar and leather. The wines are considered tough and tannic in their youth, but maintain their rich spiciness as they age.
Since everything in Good Omens has a meaning, it never hurts to run through a quick Strongâs Concordance search whenever a date pops up in a dialogue or, even more importantly, somewhere on screen. More often than not the result seems to match the researched topic, as itâs the case here:
1921: to know exactly, to recognize.
Provided examples: I come to know by directing my attention to him or it, I perceive, discern, recognize; I found out. The general usage of the word usually refers to knowing someone aptly, properly, thoroughly, even biblically. Which might be either a wishful thinking on Aziraphaleâs part or just another layer of subtext in this already romantically charged scene. The table dressing, multiple candles, and focus on the lamps with Auguste Moreauâs Young Lovers statues in the background seem to successfully communicate what the angel left unsaid.
Too bad that Crowley remained so adorably oblivious for the next eighty years. At least when he finally came to the realization, he responded with an attempted temptation to another vintage red wine @vidavalor already analyzed.
But back to Aziraphaleâs wine. To be exact, itâs a 1921 Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the domaine de Baban. An actual French vineyard from the RhĂ´ne region that still exists to this day, even though a few decades ago it got merged with another estate into what is now known as domaine RichĂŠ-Baban. According to the local guides, the 11 hectares on the estate are located in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape designation area in the Bois Lauzon and Mourre de Baud districts. At the moment 90% of the wines produced there are sent to wine dealers.
1920s were quite an interesting time for this region, but not because of the flapper cabarets or drag shows usually associated with the era on the Old Continent. To the horror of European oenophiles, right after World War I the whole of France found itself awash with fake wine. One of the worst outrages was the use of lead that magically transformed cheap, acid wine into something deceptively rich and sweet on the outside and one of the most powerful neurotoxins on the inside. People were already well aware of its effects â the poisoning from drinking sweetened wine probably made Handel go blind and Beethoven go deaf, but it shows how desperate for sweetness they were before sugar became available to the masses.
Admittably, it wasnât a new practice. Far from it â the Romans liked it so much that they even advised to pack lead pans on travels to boil local wine in them to make it sweeter, especially in colder provinces like Britannia. But Aziraphale didnât buy twelve cases of counterfeit wine for the sake of some good memories of Rome and its many health hazards. No, the fussy angel made sure to get the actually good stuff from the other side of the English Channel.
Henry Tacussel, whose name is mentioned on his wine label, was a French viticulturalist and a close friend of Baron Pierre Le Roy of the Chateau Fortia nearby, a trained lawyer and fellow winegrower from Châteauneuf-du-Pape who established the Winegrowers' Union of the Rhône Valley. Together with the Baron he became one of the founders of Appellation d'origine contrôlÊe (AOC), a labeling system intended to protect regional products and technologies that is still in use in France and serves as an inspiration to similar solutions worldwide. Their efforts were deliberately centred on Châteauneuf-du-Pape because with such a beguiling name even in comparison to other labels it seemed to attract an undue share of fraudsters at the time.
Soon after Aziraphaleâs shopping spree, the local wine producers led by Le Roy and Tacussel began a very long campaign to establish legal protection for the wine from their commune. The delimited area and the method of wine production were finally awarded legal recognition after a decade, in 1933, but it wasnât the end of the criminal activities on this front. An undercover investigation by The Sunday Times discovered that most of the âChâteauneufâ in the 1960s Britain was actually blended and bottled in Ipswich.
One question remains: was it a purely human affair, or maybe one requiring a demonic or angelic intervention?
Did you know that Forbidden Planet has also official Good Official merchandise? :)
Currently it is :):
Forbidden Planet link - ÂŁ5.99
Forbidden Planet link - ÂŁ3.49
They have one more coaster but it is currently unavailable, you can tho put there your email to be notified when it is avaliable again :).
Forbidden Planet link - ÂŁ7.99
(no, I don't know how big it is :/ :D)
The End Was Just The Start - ÂŁ15.99
The End Was Just The Start Women's Fit - ÂŁ15.99
Cheers - ÂŁ15.99
Cheers Women's Fit - ÂŁ15.99
Aziraphale Icon - ÂŁ19.99
Aziraphale Icon Women's Fit - ÂŁ19.99
Crowley Icon - ÂŁ19.99
Crowley Icon Women's Fit - ÂŁ19.99
(and if you're already ordering Good Omens goodies and want a GO cover you don't have, they have these two :):)
The TV cover paperback - ÂŁ8.99
The blue hardback - ÂŁ11.99
In honor of the news about season 2 and the fact that I'm finally reading the book I made ineffable husbands bookmarks!!! Feel free to make your own using the image below!
1). 86 notes - Nov 21 2020
2). 77 notes - Aug 22 2020
3). 42 notes - Aug 5 2020
4). 38 notes - Aug 8 2020
5). 37 notes - Aug 5 2020
6). 34 notes - Aug 5 2020
7). 19 notes - Oct 17 2020
8). 13 notes - Nov 2 2020
Trying my hand at oil pastels again. Aziraphale from "Bad Moon Rising" by Birbteef.
9). 10 notes - Oct 11 2020
10). 3 notes - Dec 25 2020
Created by TumblrTop10
drawings mostly Good Omens or "original" stuffs they/them french https://linktr.ee/enitnaaezara
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