Some Delirium for Sketch Dailies

*in a haunted house* *walls start bleeding and spell ６  ６  ６*

*pulls out sharpie and makes it ６9  ６9  ６9*

*wall bleeds just a bit more below it spelling out ｎｉｃｅ*

Meet That Dad!

Full Name: “Shit like full-full? *sigh* Desmond Alvin-Riyck (Ri-Yik) Welsh.”

Age?: “Ain’t ‘old enough to have kids’ good enough? …… Guess not. I’m 36

Occupation(s): “I’ve got my online bakery and I also sell birdhouses.”

Hobbies: “Making birdhouses, gaming, helping Olive collect rocks, letting Dashawn try make up on my face (yeah its a hobby I sorta enjoy it), editing home videos, fixing up old arcade games and playing the ocarina I guess.” “I…I also got a lighter/match collection.”

Kid(s): “Three munchkins-Olive, Austin and Dashawn.”

Three likes:  “Video games, having enough energy to be competitive and food. Simple.”

Three Dislikes: “When my doctor tells me about my diet- LISTEN you arent my insides they know why I put them through what I do! And fucking strawberries….fuck those things and uhhh the hot weather.”

How would your kid(s) describe you?: >Austin (8): Strong  >Dashawn (11): Man-child  “Excuse me???” >Olive (16): Little dull 

“ALRIGHT NUFF-”

Favorite neighbor?: “Honestly? Mary.”

Any pets: “Two cats and a gerbil- Mochi, Roxy and Chester.”

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Asks for Orphan Muses

~ How old were you when your parents died? How did you handle their deaths? Can you tell us what happened to your parents?

~ If your parents are not dead, what happened to them or with them? Do you have any contact with them at all? Where are they now?

~ Who took custody of you? Was it a family member or relative? How did they like you? Did you like them? Were they affected by the loss at all?

~ What happened to your family when you lost your parents? Did you stick together or were you separated?

~ Did you have any younger/older siblings at the time? How did they take the loss?

~ Were you taken to an orphanage or foster care? What was life like then?

~ Were you ever adopted? Who adopted you? Did you like them?

~ How old were you when you were adopted?

~ Did your adopted parent(s) have any biological children? Did you ever like them? Did they ever like you?

~ When did you find out you were an adopted child? Or have you always known? Did you ever feel like you didn’t belong in the family?

~ How long were you in foster care? Did you like your foster families at all?

~ How often do you think about your parents? Is the memory of their deaths traumatic at all?

~ Do you keep their memory alive in some way? How do you do it?

~ Do you get upset on Mother’s and Father’s Day?

~ Are there any sights that you can’t see without choking up or crying?

~ How long did it take for you to overcome the pain of being orphaned?

~ Do you miss your parents? If you could, would you revive them?

~ Do you have any photos of your parents?

Writing a three dimensional villain with personal goals, growth and a intriguing story arc is very important to the success of a story. Would Star Wars be so legendary without Darth Vader? How about Batman, without The Joker? These amazing stories all have incredible antagonists.

The new Netflix Original Castlevania is no different. Before meeting the hero, the first episode is spent introducing the villain of the series. Vlad Dracula. A vulnerable and tragic figure with a heartbreaking backstory that gives his actions meaning. He causes a lot of pain but at the same time you wonder if he is justified in what he’s doing.

The protagonist is a former demon hunter, now drunken drifter named Trevor Belmont. A interesting personality in that he isn’t your typical hero that just wants to do the right thing. In fact, he doesn’t want to help. He doesn’t care. But must act when he finds himself in the middle of the situation.

Heroes are at there best when they have personal demons they must conquer. Nobody wants to watch a perfect goodie two shoes save the world because real life isn’t like that. Real life isn’t black and white. People have problems. The best heroes, like Belmont, are the ones with issues that real people can relate too.

The animation is excellent and the art looks professional. This isn’t a cheap Saturday morning cartoon. It looks beautiful. But the care to the story and characters stand out the most. Castlevania is based on an old Komani video game from the 80s. Video game movies and television series like Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Tomb Raider and Super Mario don’t have a great track record. But Castlevania could quite possibly be the greatest video game apdatation of all time.

A twisted and dark fantasy adventure with hints of black comedy from the mind of Warren Ellis, the creator of Red, Transmetropolitan and Iron Man: Extremis.

-Dustin Nguyen.

- unknown (via quotelounge)

  (via psych-facts)

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uhhh so i made an aesthetic/mythology/lesbian blog @crueltyofgods

if ur into any of that stuff go follow thanks

also if there are any good aesthetic/mythology/lesbian+gay stuff blogs out there hmu so i can follow via that blog

Another breath-taking #SuperArtSaturday from you all!!!! Holy shmokes, I absolutely LOVE what you guys are doing!! Digital art, paintings, drawings, they’re all incredible and I am honored you all take time to make these!! Check out this post on Instagram to see all the art and artists!! (thomassanders)

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