Lukas: Go Take A Break…

Uhm. Yes.

If Anakin left the Order and settled down on Naboo with Padmé and the twins: would they have more children?

I’m sorry I should thank you.

Red phone nonsense part 2

part 1  part 3

Bonus

Good on Mr. Jones for the positive reinforcement method!

Yeah!! I know his attitude isn’t the stranded 19th-century view, but, change doesn’t come from nothing, and I just don’t see Alfred as the type, ya know? But thanks for the support Anon!!

Al’s like,,, a puppy. absolute good boi.

am so out of practice…but anw. it’s been ages since i doodled mexico and one of her mums aka mexica who led the triple alliance/the aztec empire. 

hey can I just say that the way you draw Alfred is just A+?? his glasses just look SO GOOD on him!!! just GAH *yeets you all my love and appreciation*

*is knocked over by all ur luv and appreciation* th-thanks mate- glad you like the period-accurate glasses!

oof photo quality.

How Simon Mayo discovered a 19th-century inmate who staged UK’s first all-black Shakespeare

Simon Mayo talks to Nick Clark about his novel Mad Blood Stirring and a 19th-century inmate who staged UK’s first all-black Shakespeare

Richard Crafus, a giant of a man known as King Dick, was a notorious inmate who ruled a block in Dartmoor Prison in the early 19th century. Few in Britain have heard of him, and fewer still know of his extraordinary contribution to British theatre.

It is thanks to this American “gangster-turned-theatre impresario” – and his fellow inmates of Prison Four – that the first all-black productions of Shakespeare were staged in Britain in 1814, according to Simon Mayo, who has made one of those productions central to his novel Mad Blood Stirring.

Misconception: America and England are biological brothers.

Keep reading

A master post of Thomas Romain’s art tutorials.

There’s not enough space to post all of them, SO here’s links to everything he has posted (on twitter) so far : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. 

Now that new semesters have started, I thought people might need these. Enjoy your lessons!