Never forget that you are the protagonist of your own story
and the antagonist of someone else’s!
And a possible love interest in some other peoples! 0u0
This might just be the single most inspiration thing I have ever seen on the internet.
You are also a supporting character to a lots of people’s stories. You might even be the kind stranger who unintentionally turns someone’s life around for the better.
Back in high school we used to joke around about how everyone in our school had crazy dyed hair and colours and me and our friends were like “They’re just OCs. We’re the main characters”
(via thatsthat24)
Azure makes hats as a stress reliever. Often when he hasn’t slept in days.
Anonymous asked: What's an "Azure"?
Azure is my most developed OC
he’s a lawyer and is happily married to a paint unicorn named alice and has a daughter named Agate.
yikes the quality is shitty. But my room is dark.
So my friends never really tell me what the problems in my art are. One of them does but she’s a total bitch about it. So I kinda need some input.
The waist is too skinny and the neck is too far onto one side of the body rather than the middle. You’re avoiding drawing hands and eyes properly and are using baggy jeans to avoid proper legs.
Try drawing in different clothing and have the head at different angles. Also make her waist thicker because it looks like she has an invisible rope squeezing her.
(via deviantartwhy)
No more of that “imagine you have a Rolex” or “what if your body is a car left in a bad neighborhood” crap where people try to explain that rape / sexual assault is the rapist’s fault by comparing women’s bodies to material possessions. I thought of a better way to describe it:
Say you’re going for a hike in some mountains. Just walking along the nice wide trail minding your own business. Out of nowhere, someone comes over and shoves you so hard that you’re knocked off the trail. You tumble down the mountainside and get all banged up and hurt. What a terrible thing for them to do! Does anyone blame you? Of course not, that other person pushed you. It’s their fault.
Now imagine the trail is narrower, so you have to walk closer to the edge. You’re still walking along minding your own business. Someone comes over and shoves you off the trail. You tumble down the mountainside and get all banged up and hurt. Is it your fault? No! Who goes around pushing people down mountains??
You reach the top of the mountain and walk over to the edge of a cliff to admire the view. Someone shoves you off the cliff! You fall a long way and are badly hurt. Did you fall and get hurt because you were close to the edge? No, you got hurt because that person pushed you.
What if you decide to do a handstand near the edge so your friends can take a silly photo, and someone pushes you off? Is it your fault then? No. Doing a handstand at the edge of a cliff might not be the best idea, but that doesn’t make it your fault someone pushed you off, and your being silly near the edge DEFINITELY doesn’t make it okay for that person to push you.
That’s how it works. Some circumstances are inherently less safe than others, but - just like the person who pushed you off a cliff is the person responsible for you falling - the only person who is at fault for rape is the person committing the assault.
(via saccharinecyanide)
When Robin isn’t home
I remember this fucking episode
(Source: dar-draws, via jwblogofrandomness)
No seriously I don’t think you understand how much bullshit this hospital puts me through on a near daily basis.
Say it with me, cultural appropriation and fetishization are both forms of racism. No, it’s not “good racism” it’s gross and needs to be stopped.
(Source: avocadojizz, via guardingafterdawn-deactivated20)
the brown sleepy clock dads and their precious pink ball of fluff
The variety in browns pleases me.
Dis is one handsome family.
FUCK THE HOSPITAL AND YOUR SUPER COMPLICATED ORDERS.