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This took .. so long *collapses into a pile and cries on the floor*

Some of my favorite shots. I'll post more on my Instagram because I'm at my limit here and there's literally 83 slides

Audio from episode 136 The Puppeteer

#i love their dynamic so much #the magnus archives #jonathan sims #daisy tonner

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indivs! feel free to use as a phone bg.

#I am so normal rn #homestuck

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#kagepro #i miss him #my son

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Josuke, Babe, I don't think you got it.

AAh, thanks to @purplecraze for giving me the idea to make this comic!

(read from left to right, just in case ( ╹▽╹ ))

And now separated, because It is the first time that I do a comic and I do not know if it reads well.

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here lies the boy who loved too much

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Phantom Thief outfit codes (part 1)

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Hualian - Love Like You

spent the last few weeks painting this!! (there are spoilers throughout the books, watch only if you’ve finished tgcf) 

thank you hualian for inventing love !!

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do you know where i could find subbed versions of all the shows by any chance? thank you very much, have a lovely day!!

HEY HEY!!! I did my best to gather all the information i got and also found nearly all the subbed versions, i at least hope they all work. I didnt doublecheck them, because i only watched them in japanese. I added those links too, because they also have the curtain call and backstage stuff, those are without sub though, sadly. I hope i helped you with his lovely. (If i find more or better links, i will update this post of course!!)Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu - A View From The Top https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05khLF1fjCE(with english subtitles - just the main stageplay)Rerun:http://bluecatkate.tumblr.com/post/151564035222/dvd-download-link-hyper-projection-engeki(sadly no subbed version - curtain call, backstage)

https://ryota-kunstranslations.tumblr.com/post/166980158582/download-engeki-haikyuu-karasuno-revival(with english subtitles - just the main stageplay)

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu - Winners and Losers 

http://nebulous-wanderings.tumblr.com/post/165331265680/hyper-projection-engeki-haikyuu-shousha-to(sadly no subbed verison - curtain call, backstage)

https://ryota-kunstranslations.tumblr.com/post/167299536782/dl-engeki-haikyuu-winners-and-losers-eng-sub(with ebglish subtitles - just the main stageplay)

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu - Summer of evolutionhttp://shiratorilover.tumblr.com/post/172055837159/download-hyper-projection-engeki-haikyu(sadly no subbed version - curtain call, backstage)https://ryota-kunstranslations.tumblr.com/tagged/engeki-haikyuu-subs(with english subtitles -  just the main stageplay)

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Some advice for dressmakers:

1. Pockets are a thing. 2. Breasts are a thing.

Leave room in your design for both.

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part 2 of the baby hop and leon series!

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they both die at the end

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Keep reading

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Seriously, it surprises me that people still don’t get that “whitewashing” doesn’t just mean “taking a character of color and turning them white,” but also applies to “focusing disproportionately on the stories of white people,” “glossing over or altering parts of a story to make it more palatable or make white people look better,” and “treating ‘white’ as the default race”

The fact that Disney churns out film after film after film after film about white people with a maximum of one film per ethnicity that showcases a group other than white people is whitewashing.

The fact that the story of “Pocahontas” (not her real name) has been substantially altered so that some of the white people in that story don’t look like such villains, with John Smith younger and Pocahontas significantly older, as well as recounting a popular myth of her saving John Smith from near-execution (a story John Smith made up to make himself look brave, the real Pocahontas told him to stop telling and hated him for using her to make himself look good, and he started to spread like wildfire after she died because she could no longer object) is whitewashing.

The fact that the characters on “How I Met Your Mother” are all white, and they supposedly live in New York City, but apparently associate exclusively with other white people (with the exception of Wayne Brady, who occasionally visits from out of town, and a recurring taxi driver) is whitewashing.

The fact that the Doctor has now been a white man a full twelve times in a row is whitewashing even though the character’s always been white, because the idea that there’s a character whose entire appearance can change in a matter of seconds, yet ends up white twelve times in a row by pure random chance, implies that white is a neutral default and other races are a deviation from that norm. 

The fact that people get really angry at the suggestion that characters like Newt Scamander or Hermione Granger could be black because the books never explicitly say “they are black” is whitewashing.

Because that’s the thing. People often assume that when someone’s race isn’t explicitly specified, they’re white. People insist that Katniss Everdeen must be white because it is possible for them to rationalize that idea in their head. People think of white as “raceless” and every other color or ethnicity as “raced,” and that’s what we call “eurocentrism.“ 

And that’s the thing about whitewashing. It’s this idea that a “person” is white, and a “person of color” is black or asian or arab or latin@ or whatever they might be.

It’s why people call John Stewart the “Black Green Lantern” but just call Hal Jordan the “Green Lantern.” It’s why Miles Morales is called “Black Spider-man” but Peter Parker is just “Spider-man.” If you want to throw gender into the mix, it’s why Jennifer Walters is the “She-Hulk” but Bruce Banner isn’t the “He-Hulk.”

People think “character” is white and “character + black” is black. There is no default race. Community did a whole episode about how a truly raceless character would look something like this monstrosity:

But there’s the tricky part: Once you stop thinking of white characters as “character” and start thinking of them as “character + white,” it becomes really overwhelming how many characters are white. 

I mean, I know there’s a kerfuffle over Disney Princesses right now, so let’s look at the list of official Disney Princesses, shall we? That is, let’s look at the list and include everyone’s race, not just the princesses of color:

Snow White + White

Cinderella + White

Aurora + White

Ariel + White

Belle + White

Jasmine + Arab

Pocahontas + Native American

Mulan + Asian

Tiana + Black

Rapunzel + White

Merida + White Soon to be added:

Anna + White

Elsa + White

4 of those 13 women are women of color. All four of those women of color are different races than one another. At the moment, the number of white princesses is seven, but it’s about to go up to nine. All nine of those princesses are the same race as one another, despite a few of them being different nationalities, although most of them hail from Western Europe.

And a lot of people are saying “but they’re just accurately portraying the parts of the world those stories are set in!” First of all, the presence of a person of color has never been implausible in any part of the world, in any period of human history. Hell, a bunch of these movies were set after Shakespeare had born, lived, and died, but he still managed to write a play set centuries earlier featuring a black male lead in Italy. 

Second, and most importantly, it’s not like they are being assigned a setting at random and have to accommodate it in their character designs. The people at Disney choose to set film after film after film in France and Germany and Denmark.

It’s not that those areas produce more or better fairy tales and folk tales than any of the other continents, it’s that the stories that come from those areas are the ones Disney considers universal.

In the eyes of Disney, there’s a Princess for Black little girls to look up to, a Princess for Native little girls to look up to, a Princess for Arab little girls to look up to, a Princess for Asian little girls to look up to, and nine princesses for all little girls to look up to. It’s no coincidence that in almost all promotional art featuring the “Princess Lineup,” Jasmine, Tiana, Mulan, and Pocahontas are all standing in the back, usually obscured by other white Princesses’ dresses, while the blonde lady brigade stands in the front. 

And that is whitewashing.

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We are all Superstitious is comic that follows the life of two boys and their experiences with small, everyday supernatural beliefs.

If you’re having trouble reading it, you can download it for free on my gumroad!

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IG|@gotta4minute 

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Roxas: To be fair, we thought they were gonna do something really gross!!!

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im trying to make another cr animation, here some of my first draft scribbles