Princess in Reality

Solid evidence

I thought to myself: wouldn’t it be interesting if Ben Solo wore Han Solo’s dice as a necklace? It was such an awesome concept that I decided to use it in a portrait.

And, furthermore, I sketched his entire outfit. 😊

This was pretty fun.

*ahem*

THE SAGA CONTINUES

ok but what if instead of doing thirst tweets on Buzzfeed, Adam reads lines from Last week Tonight with John Oliver.

Back at it again

Oops, my hand slipped

Lmaooo

LOL.

And people still think it’s “platonic.”

REYLO. IS. CANON.

This is a screenshot from the authors note regarding the Merry the Rise of Skywalker book that is coming out. Which has to go through the approval of both Disney and Lucasfilm. Which means they’re aware of everything in the book.

Seriously guys? Literally everyone compares Rey and Ben’s relationship to something romantic. Be it a prince and princess relationship, a Romeo and Juliet feel, soulmates/dyad. Daisy Ridley mentioning everyone loving a romance. Mark Hamil talking about the sexual tension. King Rian Johnson lighting up anytime Reylo is mentioned and talking about the vulnerability of the hand touch scene. ADAM DRIVER MENTIONING THE INTIMACY OF THEIR SHARED MOMENTS!

HOW TF IS ANY OF THAT PLATONIC!? Like I’m sorry. If y’all don’t see it at this point, I don’t know what to tell you.

You don’t have to ship it. But claiming that it’s platonic is..... no.

Oh well...

Zutara Week 2020 

Day 1: Reunion

Thank you @zutaraweek for hosting again this year! It seems I’ve continued my tradition of arting for ZK week whereas I write for ZK month. 

You can make up your own story for this reunion. Personally, I don’t think Zuko and Katara would spend a day apart after the war, but that’s just me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

“No, no, no, no. She’s leading them to the dam.”

„Ben.“ 🦋

I‘m still not over tros & I still get angry when I think too much about it 🤬😤😪💔

she knows what she’s talking about 🎃🍂

pomf

Every truly cultured music student knows: you must learn your scales and your arpeggios. The AristoCats (1970)