hello, please be respectful (this has new prices, cut the sheet itself needs to pe updated)

How the battle with Cazador should have gone

i want to live (all origins)

Happy homestuck every pony

16th century flower illustration PNGs.

(source: Book of Flower Studies, ca. 1510–1515)

no tablets we draw on posties and color on phones now 💅🏽

no tablets we draw on posties and color on phones now 💅🏽

Sorry I’ve been sick as hell have mullet Gerry as consolation

Realized I never posted these anywhere. They're several years old (early 2020). You can probably guess what game I'd just gotten done playing at the time I think I intended to do more and expand the set before posting, but never got around to it

a journey of pain, growth and persistence

headcanon: when barry first “met” taako in here there be gerblins, he had a little crush, but then when he died he realized why

[ID: Comic featuring Taako and Barry. First: They’re seated at a table. Barry has a black eye and his face is scraped. Barry, in the background, stares across it at Taako. Taako is seen in profile in the foreground; his mouth is open like he’s talking. The text is Barry’s internal dialogue; he says “Who is this guy? He’s cute…” Second panel: Text says “Later…” Barry, now a skeleton in a hooded robe, is seen from the “waist” up. He says “Oh!” Third: Barry looks down, touching his forehead. He blushes. “Haha… she would laugh at me…” he says. /ID] 

Tiefling Astarion

Yes or no?

#well if I had wings and a convenient updraft I'd probably do the same #everyone needs a hobby

I mean, we have specifically created spaces where the wind is enough to do the same. And people pay a lot to do it. It's called indoor skydiving.

[Artfight 2023] [14]

Corrupted One

for @verdant-succubus

@caitallolovesyou

Some pictures of Flame w/ her chicks❤️

Works insipired by Arnold Böcklin’s “Isle of the Dead”

Suehiro Maruo, 2013

Philippe Caza, 1989

Philippe Druillet, 1976

Milo Manara, 1998

H.R. Giger, (right image from the series “Passages”) 1975

…and the original, Arnold Böcklin, 1880

Important paint study