It’s Time.

Mario oc revisited

simple sketch and example of some rendering idk if I"ll get back to

Glasses people love to make you try their glasses on to see how fucked up their eyes are. It's a sign of respect in their culture.

Hi. We gotta talk about the reunion again. Luigi's sigh of relief is my favorite part hands down. Firstly, it's animated incredibly well, you can see all of the fear leave Luigi's body in a MERE INSTANCE! You can feel his emotions and I'm absolutely obsessed with it. He's just so happy to be safe with his brother and see him again.

And the forehead touch!!! Mario just has to take a second to really look at Luigi, to process the fact he's there with him, to make sure his brother is okay and has no immediate injuries. They can be sad later, but all they want right now is to be happy together. And it's perfect! This scene is perfect, and this movie is amazing!!!

I guess I've found the answer as to why I never write fanfiction for the things I like even if I want to

My therapist just told me my problem is that I need to write more fanfiction.

Catra would be Shego

Someone compared Hordak and Dr. Drakken from Kim Possible and I could not get the idea of Catra as Shego out of my head. I totally want to draw Adora as Kim~

I think the difference between the "I can fix him" trope and the "love helps people change" trope is that the former implies effort on the lover's part, and the latter on the person needing to change and grow.

Because a character realizing they're going to lose someone/have lost someone they care about because of their bullshit and actually fixing themselves because that person means the world to them? Beautiful. Poetic cinema. Zero effort on the other person's part. Character shows up on their lover's/family member's/best friend's doorstep like "you deserve better and so I'm going to do everything I can so that you are happy and have your back even if it means I don't get to be with you because I don't expect anything from you" and the other one looks at them and the concrete actions they took to do that and goes "Okay. Maybe you can stay."

I wish humans could vibrate when we're really stressed to relieve pressure. Like, you know when you're feeling really anxious and you really want to scream but you can't because you're in a public place and the inability to express your stress makes or remove yourself from the situation causes more stress? All of this could be solved if we could shake ourselves so hard that we forgot what was making us anxious for a precious thirty seconds.

This debate of fiction “corrupting” society has existed for longer than I or any of you have been alive. No, media does not exist in a vacuum, and no, a child should not be shown sexually explicit content or graphic violence because that can be harmful during formative years. This is something I should not have to say. But it isn’t a content creators responsibility to be constantly be checking to be sure that no child is looking at their creations beyond properly tagging and setting up whatever warnings and blockades a platform allows. It is the responsibility of that child’s caregiver or caregivers to limit their child’s media consumption online, teach their child internet safety, and there are more than enough options to childproof a child’s internet experience as a precaution. However, it speaks a lot to the motives of a movement when they only ever target small, independent, or hobbyist type creators making fan content rather than the insurmountable number of “problematic” widespread content that is viewed by loads more people and that has an inarguably larger impact than @fandomfan12345’s ship art of characters from whatever cartoon they’re into this week.

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