So Adorable! I Wish More People Would Make Janaldo Fanfics.

Finally some fanart I drew for once! I had this in the works for awhile. It's not based on anything in canon. I just wanted an excuse to draw Flint mad. So what better way than to have him and the rest protecting Olwen's inner child from her inner demon. If you seen Olwen in previous fanart, I can imagine you're probably curious about something. I encourage you to watch the series, "Shadows of the Old World" though if you are curious about why Olwen is designed differently from how she is as an adult. I just don't think I can do it justice if I explain it myself. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the piece even if you don't plan to watch the series! All characters are associated with Josh Scorcher's Pathfinder campaign series, "Shadows of the Old World".

Adrian belongs to VoiceofReason

Olwen belongs to Aramau

Flint belongs to FinnthePony

Seven belongs to Lightning Bliss

Sybl belongs to Doctor Wolf

Hoshimi belongs to Eliyora

How about Amy Rose?

2-20-17 

15 minute illustration of Patrick “not rick” Star from Spongebob Squarepants! Any pink-themed character you want to see me make this month? Let me know in the comments.

I'm actually really digging this headcanon! I originally had his last name as Connor but now this made me change my mind. I spent so much time looking through surnames that start with F for Zeke but I think I found one that fits. The idea has been right under my nose this whole time. Ford! Ezekiel "Zeke" Anthony Ford As a Zekina shipper, it's perfect. After all, what's one of his nicknames for Tina, T-bird which is a Ford vehicle! X3 Even with all of this, my rational side is saying that Tina is just changing Gaff to Zaff like she does for all her characters in her friend fictions and it's not based on initials. Who cares though, I like this idea and it connects to Tina's T-bird nickname. :3 Also side note, I found out there's a car place called "Zeck Ford" which is close enough I guess. XD

Anyway, thank you for making this post so I could go on this surname journey.

headcanon time. Zeke's (legal) last name starts with an F (idk. Fields or Fisher or something) but because of his complicated family situation it's inconsistent in school records, hence why all the student lists we see just say "Zeke". and that's why Tina made his name "zaff" in her blade runner story. cuz his initials are ZAF

Are there more than the 2 pictures you already posted or is this it?

oh yeah more jane x ronaldo stuff

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@joshscorcher Thank you for the reply. I honestly didn’t expect one. Especially this fast. Anyway, for the record. I don’t hate Flash Sentry. In fact, I was mildly rooting for both versions of Flashlight. I suppose this was the best possible route for Flash, no matter how sad. I look forward to seeing a certain blue wig wearing person review this movie some day. Best of blessings to you.

Darn it! Why did Legend of Everfree have to make me feel bad for Flash Sentry!? At least Derpy is always there to comfort him.

The guy has been maligned since day one. Yeah, he’s not as developed as we would like, but I think “not as developed as we would like” isn’t as a mortal sin like some claim.

Besides, I think it’s interesting commentary how Flash still doesn’t get the girl after all this time. I mean, he’s every shipping fanfic cliche ever. He’s sensitive and gentle (when not mind-controlled), genuinely cares about people, is incredibly talented, well-off, and good-looking, and he still doesn’t get the girl.

It’s almost like just being a good guy doesn’t entitle you to a girlfriend. -gasp-

And what I love about Flash is that despite his constant losses and roadblocks, he doesn’t stop being nice. It’s not a means to an end with him; being chivalrous is just who he is. I see guys too often complain about how “they are perfect gentlemen” and expect women to fall at their feet because of it. I don’t think women are so shallow as to fall for a guy simply because he is polite.

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Huh. Where’d that come from?

An Introductory Timeline of Western Women's Fashion

I think a good place to start to get into dress history is general overview of the whole timeline. Understanding especially how the silhouettes change is really important ground knowledge to build the rest of the information on.

I'll start the timeline from Middle Ages and go till the first world war. I'll focus on upper class England/French sector, so keep in mind that before 17th century there were huge regional differences in fashion inside Europe and class differences too. There is a lot variance, changes and nuance inside any century and decade I'm about to discuss, but I'll try to keep this short and introductory and very simplified. I used a very scientific method of basically what makes most sense to me to divide the periods. I've made sketches what I would consider to be the basic silhouette of the period stripped mostly out of the detail and then I give couple of primary source examples.

12th century (Middle Ages)

Dress was simple one or more tunics over a chemise. They were overly long for upper classes, made out of straight lines. There were loose tunics often worn over another tunic, and tunics with laced bodice called biaut. In France bliaut sleeves often widened from the elbow, in England they often widened in frists.

13th century (Middle Ages)

Clothing was mostly very similar as in the previous century, though bliaut was mostly gone and new popular style was a loose sleeves surcoat.

14th century (Middle Ages)

Tailoring basically revolutionized clothing production, since clothes weren't made out of rectangles anymore and could be better made to fit form. Also functional buttons and lacing was popularized resulting in very fitted styles. The underlayer tunic, kirtle, became a fitted supporting layer.

15th century (Middle Ages)

Improvements in weaving technology and trade and growing prosperity in Europe showed in clothing as excess of fabric and variety of trends. Houppelande, a loose A-lined overdress lined with fur and fastened with a wide belt under breasts, became a very popular clothing item, and in later decades developed into the iconic Burgundian dress (the red dress). Fitted overdress continued to be popular alongside the warmer houppelandes.

1500s-1550s (Tudor period)

In the renaissance era clothing became increasingly structured and elaborate. The bodice was heavily boned and the skirt was also structured.

1560s-1610s (Elizabethan Era)

Both structuring and elaborate decoration reach it's peak during Queen Elizabeth's reign. She became the defining fashion icon of the late renaissance.

1620s-1670s (Baroque)

In baroque era the bodice was still heavily structured, but more curved than the conical Elizabethan bodice. Otherwise though structuring was replaces with dramatic excess of fabric.

1680s-1710s (Baroque)

In the late 17th century there was a huge shift in the clothing industry as mantua, a loose open robe inspired by Japanese kimono, came to dominate fashion. Rigid bodice was replaces by structured under layer, stays. Stays brought back the conical silhouette of Elizabethan era.

1720s-1780s (Rococo)

Mantua developed into the iconic Rococo dress in France, robe à la francaise (first example picture), and in England robe à la anglaise with closed bodice. Rococo fashion was characterized by the wide silhouette of the skirt.

Since Tumblr won't accept more than 10 pictures per a post I'll have to continue in a reblog. So to be continued!

This is my version of Disney’s Persephone I made a while ago.Her design was inspired to be a combination of https://quantum-witch.deviantart.com/ ‘s Persephone as well as Disney’s background Persephone.

Although, I’m in the minority that prefers to stir away from the incest as much as possible.So in the footsteps of Disney, I gave her a different backstory. It’s similar to Triptolemus but she was a sickly, orphan, baby that was left for dead and the burning was successful. It was Hestia’s fire however instead of a plain ritual fire. So that explains the choice of colors but the freckles represent the pollen that fell onto her when Demeter nursed her.

It’s not entirely kid-friendly, but it’s a nice parallel to Hercules god-to-sort-of-mortal. At least it’s a better backstory than just Zeus doing his non-wife sister.

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