Thing That Drives Me Insane About The Ouyang/wbx Dynamic Is That They Both Think They Would Do A Way

Flying type leader, Hockey Captain Poulin sends out her Ace Braviary!

Water type leader, Hockey Captain Knight sends out her tera-water Ace Dhelmise!

Normal type leader, Hockey Captain Zandee-Hart sends out her tera-normal Ace Copperajah!

Electric type leader, Hockey Captain Jenner sends out her Ace Electrode!

Steel type leader, Hockey Captain Turnbull sends out her Ace Empoleon!

Ice type leader, Hockey Captain Schofield sends out her Ace Froslass!

Here are the rest of the PWHL teams as Pokemon gym leaders! I'll be doing Seattle and Vancouver once they get their names and logos btw

must enemies turn into lovers? can't they be the mirror of each other, connected by a defining trait of their character and arc, but ultimately separated by fate or ideology? can't they feel each other's presence in the crowd, a tether, a like calls to like, and at the same time repulsion for the distorted reflection they find in their enemy? can't they be each other's most feared destiny? can't they squash every time they meet the tiny fragment of empathy and connection that refuses to die, despite the opposite ideas, despite the blood, despite and because of the tragedy of it all?

Quick Little cartoons I did of the Charge players who are former Sceptres! I'm gonna have stickers of these in my pockets at game one of the Finals

I am not immune to sun/moon star crossed doomed lovers <:

Day 2: Tan Yunxian!

Tan Yunxian was born into a family of minor scholar-officials in Ming Dynasty China. Her grandmother was the daughter of a well-known doctor, and her grandfather his student; they recognized Yunxian’s talent in childhood, and both of them taught her medicine.

Ming dynasty women were generally barred from the public sphere, and male doctors were only allowed limited contact with female patients. Women like Yunxian and her grandmother worked privately, generally among friends and acquaintances, prescribing medicine and performing acupuncture and moxibustion - the latter one of Yunxian’s specialities. Yunxian married, had four children, and continued her work. She eventually compiled a book, Sayings of a Female Doctor, which discussed cases she had treated. Though she was barred from publishing it directly, one of her sons had woodblocks carved and copies made, and her writings survive to this day.

She died in 1554, at the age of 93.

shl/tyk sketches from twitter. guess who my favourite character is lol

Painted in October

Xiao Jingyan - from Nirvana in Fire /  琅琊榜

mythical girlfriends in hanfu <3