Reading Anything Horror After Listening To The Magnus Archives Is A Trip. The Solutions Seem So Clear.

My skin condition is flaring up sooo... have a jane prentiss sketch

@jonmartinweek day 6: ace day!!!!! woohoo

i’m bi+aceflux and having the main character of one of my favorite series of all time be like me is. so cool. i’m bad at articulating my feelings so i’ll just leave it at that, but know that my entire soul is consumed by this podcast

anyway comics are weird. i would’ve made it longer and maybe colored it more, but i had already drawn way too much and i just couldn't think of anything else to write. also i am very angry at jon’s face in the first panel that angle caused me so much pain

ok im done so i’m just gonna throw this at you

GET. AI. OUT. OF. FANDOM. Stop making headcanons with it, stop making fanfic with it, stop making fanart with it. If I see one more "asking chatgpt *blank* about *character/characters in a fandom* I'm going to lose my goddamn mind. Use your own fucking brain, stop asking AI to do everything. You could even ask other real people what they think. Just. Stop. Using. AI. In. Creative. Spaces.

I HAVE BEEN TWEAKING ALL WEEK ONLY FOR THEM TO BE DEAD?

AU! Viktor died in the explosion. And Jayce spends two years creating the doll...

cowgirl yuri :p

GWENDOLYN BOUCHARD PATHETIC LITTLE MEOW MEOW SHE THOUGHT SAW SOMEONE CARING ABOUT HER ENOUGH TO BRING HER ONE (1) CUP OF COFFEE AND TRANSFORMED INTO A PUDDLE OF GOO INSTANTLY

IT WAS IN FACT SO PATHETIC THE PERSON WHO CARED ABOUT HER ENOUGH TO SPECIFICALLY NOT BRING HER COFFEE TO LOOK AT HER REACTION GOT SO DUMBSTRUCK SHE LET HER HAVE THE COFFEE MEANT FOR SOMEONE ELSE

I set her on my pacing steed, And nothing else saw all day long, For sidelong would she bend, and sing A faery’s song. - John Keats "La Belle Dame sans Merci" --- Happy Valentine's Day! This piece is based on an artwork called "La Belle Dame sans Merci", painted by Frank Dicksee, circa 1901. Which was based on a poem called "La Belle Dame sans Merci" published by John Keats in 1819. Which was based on a poem called "La Belle Dame sans Merci" penned by Alain Chartier in 1424. ...Guess what we're calling ours?