mou merrp wiau merah

( it’ll just hurt a bit ! )

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happy sparkle on its wednesday monday

hello tumblr spins around like a ballerina

Petition to refer to TERFs as FARTs, which stands for Feminist Appropiating Reactionary Tranaphobe

STOP NAGGING ME‼️

alt VVV

AU IM COOKINF UP

I know this is a niche one but I can’t get it out of my head.

Oh hey I drew the spooky kids a few days ago that’s pretty cool

yeah uh the new ep was super cool

a lil DrRetro doodle

lek a nice refresher from teh main retro piece we’re working on :33

(spent a lot of time working out her outfit)

random mach design go (ft. Pilby, theyre just there)

Pilby!

🤍💙 🐛💚🩷

I think that Warriors needs to write more Single-Protagonist arcs, not just because "The other protagonists aren't nearly as interesting/well written" (Although that is included), but because it gives us a sense of loneliness for our protagonist

Think about it: When reading Into the Wild and generally just TPB, how lonely did it feel when reading through FireStar's pov? How often did it feel like the world was against him, even if he had his friends and allies. GreyStripe leaving for Riverclan, RavenPaw escaping to the barn, his close mentor was losing herself and going down a spiral of depression; casting him out from her life, Princess is divided from him due to political law by the Clans, YellowFang dying, everyone in Thunderclan looking down on him for being a Kittypet. Sure, he had support, but that support wasn't always with him through one reason or another. It's why it felt so rewarding when in the end, he succeeded (Even if that success was questionably written with its messages), because despite being alone, despite having very little support, he managed to break through and become so great.

TPB wouldn't work if we just shoe-horned in GreyStripe pov chapters, or had more main protagonists alongside FireStar. What made TPB so special, in my opinion, was that FireStar was alone.

So why not have the same go for ShadowSight? Or FrostPaw? Two characters who would have their arcs greatly benefit from being the singular protagonists of their respective arcs, it would have hit harder to have these two characters truly feel alone and scared in the world if they had just been the only main characters, make their situations seem uncertain to get better due to a lack of support.

feline figures (after fabergé)

some more sketches of what i'm cooking up at the moment

Dog that goes GORP