oh and also!!!!

draw what makes you happy. don’t draw for notes or attention. sure, it sucks when people don’t give it as much attention as you want, but don’t do it for that.

don’t draw to get noticed. draw for passion. draw because you want to, not because you feel like you have to. 

you’ll have a much better time if you draw for yourself, rather than others.

i am guilty of this sometimes, but i try my hardest not to fall into that cycle. 

have fun playing this weekend!

Broke: writing angst and tragedies in the story  

Woke: writing angst and tragedies in the story, but also funny jokes and lighthearted moments 

Enlightened: writing funny jokes and lighthearted moments that later reveal themselves to be foreshadowing or setting up tragedies and angst, making the jokes themselves a source of emotional pain, angst, and tears for the readers, and furthermore making the tragedies themselves a direct, bitter callback to lighter and simpler times

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I think about baby flamingos doing the leggy a lot…

Sero: What time is it?

Kaminari: Idk pass me that saxophone and I’ll find out.

Kaminari: [blows saxophone loudly]

Bakugou: [shouting from across the dorm hall] WHO THE FUCK IS PLAYING THE SAXOPHONE AT 2 AM!?

Kaminari: It’s 2 am.

Nova’s BNHA Fantasy AU Update!

Here’s a few sketches for Momo’s outfits for the AU!

With the cape:

Without the cape:

Momo’s on the run from her pursuers so I figured she would wear something that blends in with the crowd or dress up like a regular traveler/adventurer to avoid unnecessary attention to herself. It had to be light and simple and easy to move into since she’s gonna spend most of her time traveling and fighting so yeah, nothing flashy, over the top, or heavy. :’)

practicing to draw Kurogiri and ended up making it spooky 

[WIP] so I’m working on a BNHA fantasy AU rn and here’s the map + climate of the story’s world :’) (I still have to put the legends and other details and stuff but this will do for now lol)

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So what’s the AU about?

Basically, the story follows Momo’s journey across the world to look for people who can help her save her kingdom Musutafu. Accompanying Momo in her travels are Oniyuri, a dragon who only came along for the promise of adventure, and Shigaraki Tomura, an alchemist looking for a way to revive his family. (Still   fleshing out the details, but so far, they are her two confirmed companions :D gonna add more people later, of course)

It’s a Fantasy, Comedy, Adventure, and Action AU fic with dark themes lol but ye, I’ll post more stuff for this AU later! ;)

“All I truly want to do is to destroy.”

Demon Prince Dazai from rchimedesu’s In human nature 🌑✨

A Cruel Angel’s Thesis intro:

The rest of the song:

Nakahara Chuuya is such a beautiful man~

I remember how throughout middle school - high school there was so much pressure around to be dating someone, and if you weren’t, you were a loser or deemed unattractive. Your relationship status was like a social status, and if you’ve never been in one, you’re inexperienced and missing out.

I always thought to myself, what about the work I put into my personal interests? What about the friends I build deep connections with? What about me just being capable of taking care of myself? I feel like there was a lack of emphasis of being your own self and not giving a shit about what other people are doing back in middle school / high school.

While some people may think it’s important to have had previous relationship experiences before (which yeah, it works for some people that way), there’s also nothing wrong with investing that time in yourself and your friendships, and placing yourself first ✌🏻

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This wip intro is a response to a very sweet anon who wanted to know more about the fantasy fic that I’ve been working on for the past week. It’s hard to believe that on Monday, I only had a vague idea of my Kitsune & Seer concept/AU. And now on Saturday, I’ve compiled a huge word document of worldbuilding and character development. Thank you, to anon and to everyone who had expressed interest in this idea. Your enthusiasm is like a hug after a very long, exhausting day.

Title → Catching Fire & Chasing Smoke Rating → Mature Genre → Dark Fantasy, Folklore, Adventure Content Warnings → Adult Themes & Suggestive Undertones, Implied/Explicit Descriptions of Violence, Dubious Morality & Ethics

Chapter One → When Darkness Falls ETA → Late August, 2019

Year → 1287 (mid-Kamakura period)

    → Context: The story is set a few years after the second invasion-attempt by the Mongols where a heavenly, divine wind (a typhoon) wiped out the foreign fleet and protected the island nation. In the aftermath of the Mongol war, there was a significant drain on the Japanese economy and new taxes were levied on the people in preparation for future defensive measures. Political and economic instability and distrust in the Kamakura bakufu (military government) were soon apparent if the increase of roving bandits and rōnin were not enough. This time period could best be described as an internal, warring period as eventual civil wars ravaged the lands to restore imperial authority. For the sake of this story, I’m mostly focusing on the internal conflicts between politics and the economy for simplicity.

General Idea → The story of Catching Fire & Chasing Smoke revolves around a kitsune and seer, who’ve been driven out and viewed as outcasts to others of their own kind. The spiritual and literal journey that these two characters embark on illustrates the alchemy of truths and lies, of sorrows and regrets, of life and purpose, and of searching for a land overflowing in laughter and alcohol. Ultimately, this is a journey of finding a place where they could truly belong and of finding peace and acceptance for who they are. In the midst of their travels, they encounter a striking array of both humans and youkai who’ve found the answers to these difficulties for themselves.

Catching Fire & Chasing Smoke is written in an episodic-format, where every chapter is its own short story and follows the slice-of-life approach of the kitsune and seer along on their journey. While the chapters can be read as standalones, they are connected via overarching themes, progressions, and threaded storylines.

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