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The Rise of Power 🩸

The Triforce is finally complete :D (u can get prints over in my INPRNT)

Happy 20 days until Tears of the Kingdom!

Ohboy here we go again

My latest character for a starting dnd campaign

XII - The hanged man

"The hanged man understands that his position is a sacrifice that he needed to make in order to progress forward - whether as repentance for past wrongdoings, or a calculated step backward to recalculate his path onward."

i love books with traumatized character who don’t suddenly “get better” by the end, the ones who still suffer despite the story being over and needing to continue living their life with the trauma they hold

bc a happy ending doesn’t mean that you are suddenly healed of all your trauma and history

Ganondorf

Was tasked to make a poster design for a movie for a class so in honor of the BENDY movie announcement I did my take on it :D

I’m still cursed to only being able to draw Malice but I’m not complaining

How did botw/totk link get those scars? something bad must've happened for them to be on his entire side :(

He just didn't wanna take the long way-

It occurred to me today that learned helplessness and sadism can be functionally identical in some cases.

You see this a lot with parenting advice in particular; someone says something like, "My kid really doesn't like being in a car seat/wearing shoes/brushing their teeth/some other thing that is required for safety, health, and/or legally, what do?" and there's ALWAYS someone who says, "Your kid has to suck it up and do the thing, and you as a parent have to suck it up and deal with forcing your kid to do the thing". Meanwhile there's other people trying to suggest why the kid might not like doing the thing and how these issues could be addressed ("car seat cover too scratchy? Sun in eyes? Uncomfortable shoes maybe, this other type of shoes would be better? Milder toothpaste or a second toothbrush so the kid can choose between the red and blue toothbrush?")

The "not even going to think about problem solving, just going to tell you to suck it up" approach could be motivated by a learned helplessness, "problems cannot be solved, only endured" or "I am not capable of solving problems" or it could be motivated by a sadistic approach to others discomfort "I don't give a single shit why you are miserable and wouldn't do a single thing to even try to understand why you are miserable" or "you deserve to be miserable".

Grief and disappointment give rise to anger, anger to envy, envy to malice, and malice to grief again, till the whole circle be completed.

David Hume, A Treatise of Human Nature

you can feel the evil radiating off of this image

- quote from an interview about the book: Coraline, which was written by Neil Gaiman.