I Showed My Friend Your "Tintin In The 50s" Art And He Said That In The Future Bianca Castafiore Would

Instead of making up shitty racist headcanons about Miles shoplifting join me in headcanoning him picking up ballet because he thought Gwen being a ballerina was super neat and it would help him in his spiderman job

MOARR

Made some doodly proxy pokemon cards 🙂‍↕️

I need show only fans to understand that while Crowley saving Aziraphale on a grander, historic scale is canon, legit and amazing, on a smaller, more everyday scale Crowley is completely useless and Aziraphale absolutely ruthless. I mean, Crowley’s name and number are in call center databases who pester you with annoying sales and advertisements while Aziraphale makes mafia members who try to threaten his shop leave and forget about him.

HOW DOES ONE DRAW KISSES

Mr.Sebastian Stan I tried to paint for the first time and not too shaby hehe

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i saw michael wearing a turtleneck and my brain just

Hello, here is my piece for Ineffable Eras Zine - Blitz 1941! Actually, this is my very first entrance to fanzines. When I got my acceptation mail from mods, I was literally SCREAMING of joy. You can’t imagine the amount of happines I felt, I still feel. Like, fck, they really want me, oh, jolly good, I’m in, I’M IN. By the way, I’ve enjoyed the whole work process, from sketching main idea on the  paper, searching references (I say just one word: HATS), playing with colors and posters on wall to adding last touches. I want to thank to mods for having me, to other artists for helping me with art issues and also for sharing their wips (I saw each one of them at advance hahaha) and to everyone for having great fun and talk on discord chanel. Great times, really. Thank you xxx P.S. I forgot Crowley’s sunglasses, shame on me.

'Aziraphale, I told you multiple times that I don't think that we have been chosen by God to get lost this is... place'

'She works in mysterious ways..you cannot never know, Crowley'

HEARTSTOPPER | 1x02: “Crush” Script by Alice Oseman