11:21 PM
chocopoo replied to your photoset: nothing in this world really matters and we all…
CUTEST COMIC AWARD
BWAHHHH THANK YOU!!!
themightyhawkeye replied to your photoset: nothing in this world really matters and we all…
I LOVE IT omg
thank you! ;u;
noordzee replied to your photoset: nothing in this world really matters and we all…
ahhh, I missed these guys ;3; so lovely to see them active again, even with different names and stories!eeee, it makes me so happy that you commented. i really like them, for some reason they have stuck in my head so strongly that they’re in this world, too. my babies!
dandyredscharlach replied to your photoset: nothing in this world really matters and we all…
This is amazing! I especially like the governor’s robe… ^^
nothing in this world really matters and we all die anyways so i’m just going to post this comic, mistakes and all.
my sequential art class’s final was to do a ten page colored comic, and my teacher was kind enough to let me do ten pages form a story i’ve been simmering in my head for a while. It’s set a thousand or so years in the future, in the midwest. the social structures and visuals take a lot of inspiration from the middle ages, as well as the actual, uh, american midwest. the world is very complex, but this particular story is just “sheriff versus poachers” setup. haha. it’s a way to combine all the things i love into one story.
doing the project was like a marathon and i’m suurprised i got it in on time, but after finals week passed i began nitpicking the costumes and buildings and the lack of proper balance between all the things i was taking inspiration from. treat this as, maybe, a test run or concept. that i slaved over for two weeks. (sob)
TLDR: I MADE A COMIC ITS NOT FINISHED AND I AM GOING TO REDO IT LATER! PLEASE ENJOY IT!
Second in a series of summer-y (probably some kind of AU) Avengers drawings.
8:19 PM
Have you seen my brother anywhere? I’m supposed to take him home. He sort of looks like this:
Just look at these two cool guys, Edmond and Jules de Goncourt, the hottest brothers ever. They were French writers of late 19th century. Not only were they so damn attractive gentlemen, but also incredibly talented writers. You could meet them hanging out with such magnificent figures as Gustave Flaubert or Emile Zola, not to mention Victor Hugo. This lovely portrait was drawn by their other friend, Paul Gavarni; thanks to him we can admire another example of history crushes in our 21st century hopefully lacking in exquisite gentlemen.
j-j-j-jesus!









