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TITLE: PANDORA
RATING: Eventual E
SUMMARY: There is a box under Baz’s bed.
the curse of all the wips i post is that i never finish them but i just really like this sketch so
SIMON SNOW DAY <3
I didn’t do this intentionally for simons bday but this is kinda what I think could one day b a bday for him 💘💕💗
Finished it in time for simon’s birthday,, I can’t wait for awtwb to rip my heart out <3
“Baby, you’re a Pitch man, too!”
Aren’t we all?
More Funko mayhem from me.
“Promise you’ll save me first even if there are women and children.”
what can I say, I simply HAD to make a part two to this one ;)
baz’s bumblebee shirt deserved better
sigh
What do you mean this didn’t happen in the book. Another image for my animation :V I had too much fun with this one
It’s been one million years….
merlin and morgana, are we in space?
— Based on chapter 85 from Carry On by Rainbow Rowell.
What are some good ways to be involved in fandom without reading or writing fic? I've been involved in a few fandoms, always primarily as a fic reader and writer. Recently, however, I've been really interested in K-pop, and while I know there is a big fandom for it that includes plenty of RPF, I'm not exactly comfortable with reading or writing it, at least not yet. How can I stay involved in fandom, while not interacting with the fic? I've been feeling like a "bad fan" recently, because of this
First of all, the only "bad fans" are ones who harass other people. You're totally fine.
Now as to your actual question, there are lots of things that you can do without reading or writing fic. I'll start a list and we'll see what other ideas people add on.
Making rec lists of other people’s fan works (art, fic, playlists, edits, blogs, etc) is also a great way to engage in fandom AND spread appreciation for creators! You can help others find content, talk about content you like and why you like it, find other fans who already like the works you love and talk with them, etc!
People who make good rec lists and fandom guides/organizational pages are severely under appreciated but incredibly important in fandom! How many of you have not known where go start in a fandom, and have used these guides for guidance? How many of you have found your favorite fic author/artist/blog through a rec post? How many of you are creators who have had your work featured on a rec list?
They’re a fantastic way to bring a fandom together!
Talk about it on social media!
I got into fandom through fic, but I mostly write meta about my fandom now. Ways to do that in a music fandom:
Shepard. From Omaha.
This is so cute!!!
a quick drawing of Watford Simon and Penny
(click for better quality)
