I Did This Exactly One (1) Time And It Kept Getting More And More Difficult As Time Went On And I Found

gotta be one of the funniest thumbnails i’ve ever seen

PUSS IN BOOTS!!!!

i did an illustration, some screen cap studies and a fun lil dtiys type thing i found on twitter :^)

The only catgirl ever

I'm back in the fucking building again-

I love homestuck. Homestuck raised me. I will never suggest someone read it. I cant even tell you the whole plot. I know the whole plot by heart. Homestuck is vile. Homestuck is perfect. Homestuck is so bad. Homestuck was revolutionary for me. Homestuck changed the course of my life. I will never talk about it unless under extreme circumstances. Its funny. It influenced my grammer. I dont think about homestuck. I Always think about homestuck. Please talk to me about homestuck. Never talk to me about homestuck. I spent a year of my life terrified that I was going to be struck down for saying Jegus. I never got struck down. I am powerful with this knowledge. I am weakened by this knowledge. I wouldn't trade it for anything. I would not choose it again if the situation were different. It would have chosen me anyway. Read homestuck. Don't think about homestuck.

Has anyone done this yet?

ASTARTE is the Canaanite/Phoenician goddess of love, sex, war, and hunting who developed from the Mesopotamian deity Inanna/Ishtar. She is usually associated with the storm god Baal but seems to have been much more popular. She traveled to Egypt through trade where she was adopted as a war deity and consort of Set.

She was associated with war in the Levant prior to her arrival in Egypt, but stories concerning her usually emphasize her skill in hunting and aspects of her relationship with Baal and the god El. She is often depicted with horses and chariots after her arrival in Egypt and as a beautiful naked woman, sometimes with wings or horns, as she was in Canaanite/Phoenician regions which also associated her with the dove, bee, and lion.

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Gold seed pod necklace, Greek, 2nd-1st century BC

from Christies

"no, goncharov, really? i'd thought you'd know what kind of woman i am by now."

katya goncharov if u ever need anything im just a clock tick away