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summer fan art dump :)

The Three Fates (1910) by Alexander Rothaug.

he lived. served cunt. died. got resurrected. served even more cunt

OK let’s play a game! describe your gender as a scent. Go!

Some old generation loss art!

I've been wanting to redraw some genloss screenshots recently...

me in me and my friends zombie apocalypse AU! original tempelate

i fucking love that c!tommy is aggressively a Teenager because. gafghafsga. in general if you were a teenage character in a piece of media but you were hard to love? if you weren’t the cowed, polite, and quiet type but you acted in all the “negative” or “ugly” ways teenagers do sometimes? you get like. vitually no depth or sympathy or any redeeming qualities. c!tommy, for example, has a lot of these less palatable trauma responses — lashing out, rebelling, cursing, not listening to authority, talking back, fighting, generally things that are rough and abrasive — so he basically gets crucified as “throwaway destructive lost cause who likes being an asshole.” with no depth and zero humanity like a lot of characters do. it really unfairly vilifies a lot of things that he does because he’s hurt that are really just poor coping mechanisms and boil it down to “teenager does bad things because they are a teenager and they are immature and dumb.” and look. i am not saying you should be forgiven automatically for hurting people just because it’s a coping mechanism. this goes for teenagers too. i’m just saying, a little understanding goes a long way. tommy is usually mean/destructive to himself or in relatively harmless ways or as a defense against people he perceives as trying to hurt him or those who have more power. he consistently regrets it and tries to make amends. it’s not for no reason. a lot of it is just from being confused and hurt with no guidance. teens are usually not assholes for the hell of it.

i really like that c!tommy is allowed to be a little shit and a bit of an asshole who scams and fights and questions authority and lashes out and makes mistakes but also it’s well understood that he has a heart of gold? that he tries his best? that he loves his friends? that he feels lost and alone and hurt and he’s not just destructive because he’s “immature” or for the fucking fun of it, but because he had to learn how to survive? that he feels like he has the weight of the world on his shoulders and everyone who was supposed to look out for him left him behind? that he genuinely wants to be good? he has a very quintessential growing up story and i love it so much. it’s important to me that c!tommy is allowed to be imperfectly a kid — clumsy, mean, loud, scared, angry — and also shown to be incredibly big-hearted and brave and human. his character sends the message of “just because you’re a kid who fucks up sometimes, doesn’t mean you aren’t deserving of love.” and “teenagers can be dicks sometimes but that doesn’t mean they don’t care about things or try to be good.” like he can be an Annoying Teenager and also full of love. that coexists. and i think that’s epic.

Bit of genlossing

asa/yoru

The fact that Bill Cipher left such an impression on us that we compare every villain to him is amazing sometimes.

Whenever we're introduced to a new villain, we immediately compare their power, motive, and personality to Bill.

Because Bill was fucking revolutionary. A purely psychotic, two-dimensional, manipulative, demon who could possess people, go into their dreams, rearrange their physical appearance, alter the fabric of space, time, and matter, and just straight up murder someone with the snap of his fingers.

In a kid's show.

He threatened to throw the body of a 12-year-old boy he was possessing off a water tower, threatened to kill that same 12-year-old along with their sibling "just for the heck of it", destroyed his own dimension, said the words "I've got some children I need to turn into corpses", thinks pain is hilarious, and so much more.

Bill Cipher, everyone.

Bill Cipher