HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES pt 4 featuring one of the top coolest Holmes reveals imo. Readers familiar with the story will notice an altered detail in the first comic…..all will be revealed eventually

(This is part of the Watsons sketchbook series)

Samuel Vimes. Chief of the Ankh-Morpork City Guard. The series continues)

Сэмюэль Ваймс. Начальник городской стражи Анк-Морпорка. Серия продолжается)

Cleaning the pantry and finding things I don’t recall buying

I fell victim to one of the classic blunders (drawing a load of fan art when I should have been working)

the truth by TY杨羊羊

you jack off all trades?

first day as a second century warlord i have my men tie branches to their horses’ tails to stir up dust and make it look like there’s a lot of us but i forget it just rained so there isn’t any dust and the enemy can clearly see there’s like twenty of us all spread out in a line

I’m home from QuiltCon 2024 in Raleigh and want to share my absolute favorite quilt of the show.

The title is Crazy One, by Teresa Duryea Wong. She can be found on Instagram @third_floor_quilts. According to the blurb it is machine pieced and longarm quilted.

Enjoy!

The quilt as a whole.

Detail shots:

I love the Double Wedding Ring pattern. It is traditional and beautiful and, as this quilt shows, has so much potential to play with pattern and color and value. I definitely have a DWR on my bucket list.

leave your laundry on the floor for them

I love baking

Jack Jackrum. Discworld.

Hello! I'm Anton Alexandrov, on the PontPilat network. For several years I have been drawing characters from Sir Terry Pratchett's books. Now there are already about 100 of them drawn. I will periodically post them on Tumbler. Your opinion is always interesting - does the concept of the character coincide with your idea of ​​him?

Sam Vimes-core

"problem plays" this "romances" that I'm proposing new and exciting Shakespearean Play Groupings for your amusement!

The Bad Dad Triad: King Lear, Henry IV Part 1, Romeo and Juliet

The "My Wife's A Floozy" Trifecta: Othello, Much Ado About Nothing, the Winter's Tale

The "Me And My Shitty Little Minion Are About To Fuck Up Your Shit Hardcore" Trilogy: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Richard III, the Tempest

The Falstaffiad: Henry IV part 1, Henry IV part 2, The Merry Wives of Windsor

The "Holy Fuck There's Two of 'Em" Saga: Twelfth Night, the Comedy of Errors

The "Dear Diary My Homoerotic Bullshit Has A Body Count Now" Series: Richard II, Julius Caesar, Coriolanus

The "Why Are The Fucking Trees Trying To Kill Me. Hate This Shit" Trilogy: Macbeth, the Winter's Tale, As You Like It

Okay, so, uh, bad, uh, bad news. Bad bad news, we took the kid out of the Omelas hole, yeah. And it turns out that the reason that the utopia was contingent on keeping the kid suffering in the Omelas hole, is that, well, this is pretty awkward to say out loud, but it turns out that the kid really enjoyed suffering in the hole. He specifically enjoyed suffering, in holes and only suffering in holes. Yeah it was actually secretly one of those Aesop's about how utopia will inevitably be dependent on our ability to accept and accommodate lifestyle choices we don't understand. I mean he hasn't said anything, he's clearly trying to be gracious about it, but he's trying the sailing and horseriding and all the other boilerplate utopia shit and you can tell he's kind of just going through the motions, you can tell he really wants to be back in the hole, suffering. He's really hashing the vibe and now everyone is pissed at us

Romeo & Juliet, but they're friends and try to escape Verone, there is a 1940 twist, also Juliet has a gun, Idk I didn't read the books