Better Late Than Never To Wish You The Best During The Holidays ❤️🎄

Concept of the next generation in their seventh year at Hogwarts - Full

“Throughout my whole career, label executives would just say, ‘A nice girl doesn’t force their opinions on people. A nice girl smiles and waves and says ‘thank you’’. I became the person everyone wanted me to be. – Nobody physically saw me for a year. And that was what I thought they wanted. I had to deconstruct an entire belief system. Toss it out and reject it. It woke me up from constantly feeling like I was fighting for people’s respect. It was happiness without anyone else’s input. And it feels fucking awesome.” 

Miss Americana: Taylor Swift, out January 31st on Netflix

Part 2 of this or where Draco's heart rate returned to normal

Boundless | COMPLETE

Four years ago, Hermione Granger failed to reverse her mother's obliviation. Now, she is twenty-six, single, and unemployed. Her sole focus in life has been healing her mother until St Mungo’s newest healer, Draco Malfoy, re-enters her life with his six-year-old son in tow. Together, Draco and Hermione work to find a cure for her mother before it’s too late. Along the way, they may discover there is more to life than what they had both previously settled for.

@cocotamarindo made my dreams come true with this beautiful cover art ☀️

A little Taylor study

It's been a long time since the spooky season, but I wanted to share with you this commission I made for bookishbaebindery on her latest binding of Tea and Necromancy by SaveOurSkinship 

REMUS

Drawing the marauders while I read ATYD, pt. I

Something that has been on my mind lately, I need a story with Hermione, Harry and Draco working together, risking their lives and eventually one of them falling for the other.

Will I continue to make more Dramione AU? Claro que yes!

This quirky quartet.

The cozy reading I'll be curling up with this holiday season will be rereading Love and other historical accidents by @pacific-rimbaud

A charming Draco, a sarcastic house elf, and Jane Austen-style misunderstandings - what more could you ask for?