Currently in need of brickercup content so I hope you dont mind sharing your headcanons for these two? Pretty please
Hmm. Why not?! Not that many, I'm not a good headcanoner
They watch movies together and commentate and criticize the shit out of them. They're basically hecklers.
They started a habit of getting into fist fights for fun as stress relief considering they were in a relationship and have the most anger issues out of their siblings
Buttercup is the one who has to cook if they ever eat something together cause everything Brick makes is inedible, and Buttercup is good enough at cooking (still not the best, though)
Buttercup is slightly taller than Brick. She holds it over his head
Brick plays guitar and Buttercup plays the bass. (Semi-canonical). They started practicing together when they became friends and still do in a relationship.
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color code - blossick, butchercup, boomubbles
color clash - blossoomer, brickercup, butchubbles
color crack - blossutch, boomercup, brickubbles
honestly i rlly like these terms bc it separates each couple grouping clearly, tho i wonder how the terms initially started?
COLOR CRACK
Omg thank you anon thank you 🙏 literally driving me up a wall I could NOT remember!
I also enjoy the terms because with them I don’t have to write out the couples I’m referring to and now that I remember all three of them, I can use them again 😂😂
But yeah I really wonder who/why started them. I bet it was because someone wanted terms to correspond with the color code pairings, and the idea took off. If anyone out there remembers, let me know, but in any event, they’re fun to use and I’m glad we have them
fandom lore for the win 👏
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This was commissioned promotional art for my friend Tim Burke, an author of the strange, horrific, and humorous (all at the same time). The novel is called Saints of Flesh, a sequel to his first novel, Flesh Sutra.
For this promotional art, Tim wanted a magical emblem that utilized sacred geometry, but it needed to be "evil" sacred geometry. He provided several designs he liked that were proper geometric diagrams, as well as a traditional yantra design, and said to me, pervert them. He wanted them to be eye-searing, almost painful to look at. They needed to be off; the measurements and shapes tweaked so that they're just a hair out of true.
I'd originally wanted to make all the red linework into bones, but after we played around with designs back and forth, Tim favored a simpler approach. The red and aqua dance in front of my eyes, and tweaked just a little in Photoshop, the design is deliberately almost painful to look at for very long. Tim, of course, has made merchandise out of it, so it can be wrongity-wrongly-wrong on all kinds of stuff, including t-shirts and laptop stickers, and all kinds of cool stuff.
I worked out the geometric design on the computer, printed it out, then colored it with Prismacolors. The dark background is also Prismacolor. I don't know if it shows up well here, but the imagery is comprised entirely of muscle fibers and eyes. Lots of eyes. Oh God, So Many EYES.
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I know a lot of people don’t like the fact that people ship mixed color ppg x rrb ships or whatever but i honestly love that people r branching out and exploring newer dynamics that appeal to their tastes bc this fandom has been latching onto the same 3 ships for YEARS and it gets kinda boring sometimes
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Last picture of the year~
And if you expected it to be anything other than Brickercup, then you clearly don’t know me. Anyways, just wanted to post my babies again before the 1st.
I still adore them very much, even if they aren’t drawn as often anymore. These two were the ship that got me to joining art sites, so I owe a lot to them! <3 Regardless of new interests, Brickercup is still absolutely precious to me, and I will always come back to them one way or another~
[Anyways, I’m off~ Happy New Year Everyone! ^^]
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This is a vintage 2002 work called Blue Thunder. (The copyright notice was for DeviantArt.) I wanted to play with blue ribbon-wings; that's really what this was all about.
This is one of those pieces to which I'd like to return and do an updated version with more detail, more ribbons, more feathers, and more, generally. The base concept works for me - a stark blue and red contrast (which was definitely by design). But I have upped my skills quite a bit over the last 20 years and I think I could really go wild with this one in my current art-brain state.
I did the fantasy equine thing with Prismacolor pencils, and the black/red background with acrylics. I did the background after the colored pencil work was complete. I used a ver ver smol brush.
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