…if you may be so inclined…please consider drawing Midas 🤭
streets saying he’s coming back next season
fortnite requests are open
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Iterator and slugcat OCs :))
These guys don't have any lore right now, I made em for fun and so i could finally replace my pfp
Usually slugcats don't seem to match their creators or adopted iterators, so are they connected? Are they the same character in different forms? Who knows~
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hi shkika …. i just wanna say your designs and interpretations of the iterators are super cool and when i first saw them, especially sliver and innocence, it really opened my eyes to the fact that these characters can Really Be Anything. and i think that’s super awesome!!! keep doing ur thing bro … cuz it’s really inspiring to people…. but most of all because it’s clear u have fun doing it <3
thank you cream.. wow.. i don't know if your timing was on purpose or not, but it's great anyway. it means a lot really
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"Home defense"
Iris is a (late 22nd century) leftoid
Javelin is a supportive girlfriend
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Me, stuck in my current draft and remembering the advice to go back a few paragraphs and find the problem: Clearly what I need is a better understanding of character arcs and motivations in these political discussions
Me: *opens Excel*
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My canonical ending to the AU I've been holding on to for 9 years now. It started as a little sketch for fun, and then over the course of 4 months when I wanted to, it just kept going and going.
Rees is the unfortunate night guard, Jessica, the daytime hostess, and Sam is my version of Phone Guy and the manager of the rundown location from the first game. I created this story as my explanation of who could possibly want to try and survive 5 nights, and this is back when there were only 2 games. An AU and characters I still love very dearly.
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Day 23: A month/year of your life when you were happiest and why
Exhales, forever, and ever.
I don't know if looking back on the past like that is good for me anymore. It's great to view it as a landing point for the kind of happy I want to be again, but in some ways, it's detrimental to appreciating the happiness I have now. What do you do about being so happy, that everything else after that just pales in comparison?
I remember the exact moment my life changed forever and to this day I still don't know if it's best to give up on finding that again.
If one day you woke up, and for no reason at all, your hands and mind felt new, like a baby. And your poetry dripped with sky, and when you looked up in the sky you could feel every piece of history in the clouds and when you looked up again you saw something that answered any question you've ever had about being alive?
If that instilled such a happiness within you that every day, for years, you woke up awestruck and rapturous, would you ever stop looking for that again if you lost it?
Does that make you or break you in the end?
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