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Dune: Collectible Card Game Illustrations by Mark Zug

mythal’s favorite

Details of some of the Skyhold stained glass. [via DAI Game Extracts]

Nald’Thal ⚖

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon on may 1st! 

haha sike! I am still alive folks! Here, have some wip

Forgive me.

undisclosed moodboard

made this in protest of censorship

Happy 25th SCREAM!

Today marks the 25th anniversary of one of THEEE best horror movies of all time: SCREAM!

I saw this film 13 times in the theater upon it's initial run and was OBSESSED!

Here's some Scream series art from over the years as tribute.

Here’s another round of dumb Freddy gifs that I made instead of going to bed, like I should.

Have fun, kids.

Ghostface appreciates pyramid head’s bod…,” respectfully”

(personal headcanon, Pyramid head has James’s face)

We watched the whole LOTR trilogy this weekend and it struck me very strongly how much weight the props, the sets, the *things* in this movie have as opposed to other fantasy films/shows

And I think it's not just because they're so lovingly and beautifully designed. Yes the design is detailed and intricate and there's a whole logic behind the differences of every culture and the chain mail is handmade and so on. But I don't think that would have mattered as much if not for the fact that 1) the story itself and 2) the camera ALSO linger on those things and give them weight. The sweeping shots of the Argonath, of Edoras, of Minas Tirith, the way the story lingers on a sword, armor being put on, even Grond - this is a world where the incarnate Thing has incredible power (the Rings but also the sword reforged, pipeweed or seasoned salt that reminds you of home, Elven cloaks that hide you, an old sword that a frightened boy will use in battle, the cup that you drink from to honor the dead, etc etc etc.

Tldr; It's not enough to design your props well, you have to give them weight in the story and in the narrative, otherwise they're just forgettable eye candy.

Reblog and put in the tags the biggest difference between you and your icon

Katharine Isabelle in Ginger Snaps (2000)

the Hero of Ferelden through the years

portrait and coloring practice with this greasy bastard