There’s So Much Happening In This Video And I Love It

ok but shane and ryan ghost hunting somewhere and running into sam and dean who’s hunting something and the winchesters were very alarmed when they saw shane and was about to start shootin salt guns bc “SIR YOU’RE GHOST HUNTING WITH A DEMON” and ryan was Very Confused and a panicked!shane dragged the w boys away to a place out of ryan’s earshot to say “i’m not bad also pls don’t tell ryan”

ocean vuong on writing metaphors

hot take ed sheeran does not deserve the hate he gets, he genuinely seems like a good person

the barbie (2023) experience as an afab non binary person is just [reconnecting with your femininity and love for pink bc you couldnt when u were younger bc being too girly will get u made fun of] [feeling guilt bc u dont identify with being a girl but girlhood is so inherently beautiful and magical and no experience is truly like it] [healing the inner child in you by allowing yourself to enjoy dolls and pink and maximalism] [unapologetically letting yourself wear pink and be stereotypically girly in a society where being non binary means you have to be presenting androgynous 24/7] [getting your heart shattered and then put back together again with sparkly glue over and over in the span of two hours] [realizing that no matter what you do you have somewhat experienced girlhood and it shaped you to be the person you are today and you will never get to erase that experience or truly disconnect yourself from it] [appreciating and understanding your mother in a way that you thought wasnt possible without experiecing motherhood]

fnaf prediction bingo!

feel free to screenshot and use

misha collins and phil lester trending on tumblr? what is this, 2016?

bo burnham’s Inside absolutely broke me.

How to Make Interesting Worldbuilding Choices

We can’t assume that everyone knows the world we’re talking about, right? Luckily, author and previous Camp NaNoWriMo counselor Cass Morris has a few suggestions to help us more deeply explore our worldbuilding:

One of the most powerful things we can do as writers is create a world. What we write holds a mirror up to reality, where we can examine and criticize our own world or try to build a better one. We get to play god with our characters, and in doing so, we exercise a great deal of power in what we choose to reflect, to magnify, to laud, and to condemn.

So how can we make interesting choices, rather than relying on stale tropes, biased perspectives, or common assumptions about “the way things are” or “the way things were”?

Here are five basic concepts I suggest you explore to develop a richly detailed and unique world:

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quick drawing inspired by how i felt when listening to “funny feeling” by bo burnham

i shall now not draw for the next 5 months

software used: procreate

it’s not like anyone is going to see this, but should i post my art?

give all of your aro/ace/aroace friends money