This Idea From @kaoticfive Was Really Cute, So I Thought I’d Join In. Me (left) And My Five Around

some sort of love poem

It's Pride Month, but it's a bit different this year. Remember how we got here, and remember who got us there.

You can donate to multiple bail funds and other movements here

Magic Drive

Runner Five doodles :3

“Moonchild’s Grip”

A redo of that painting I made in April, but with Five’s finalized season 3 design. Who doesn’t need a little dramatic ZR art in their life? And yes, I did add a crescent moon tattoo instead of Five’s runner band, because what the hell.

Also, I might have done this to procrastinate doing that one piece I’ve been working on for a while :,)

"It's Not Over Until the Mockingjay Sings."

"I'm a couple of days into the plan, making good progress, when something unexpected happens. I begin to sing. At the window, in the shower, in my sleep. Hour after hour of ballads, love songs, mountain airs. All the songs my father taught me before he died. [...] My voice, at first rough and breaking on the high notes, warms up into something splendid. A voice that would make the mockingjays fall silent and then tumble over themselves to join in." - Suzanne Collins, Mockingjay (pg. 376)

In which Lucy Gray Baird comes as an apparition to Katniss in her sleep. Set during her solitary confinement after killing Interim President Coin, thus ending the cycle of tyranny in Panem.

***Content Warning: Fictional depiction of blood stains/ bullet wounds under the cut*** Unfortunately I'm a Lucy Gray Baird was killed by Snow truther :(

Edit: Redid this piece since there were some parts of it that I wasn't completely happy with, but I love how it turned out now :)

Here’s another Dan. Still feeling out his design, have no idea about color palette yet.

Posting this just a little bit late, but @runner-bi and I did a little collab for Transgender Awareness Week, featuring one of our favorite personal headcanons for Simon!

13 >:)

13. Embarrassing memory from years ago.

-The time Five’s earbuds disconnected in a public library.

Marsha P. Johnson

One of the leaders of the LGBT+ movement in America, she was known not only for her strength and bravery as an activist, but also for her boundless generosity. If you complimented an accessory of hers, she’d give it to you.

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This is part one in a series of animated portraits I’ve been working on this summer of women I admire!