ready or nuts here i am

A poster for Crowley, appearing as a 1920s jazz singer! Inspired by the fic “Celestial Bodies” on AO3, which is fantastic–especially for an old Jeeves & Wooster AND Good Omens fan like me.

Ho. Ly. Shit. This is so beautiful!!!!!! You’re very taltented!!! This is so so gorgeous I can’t 😭❤️ thank you so much!

For anyone interested the link to my fic is here! Please give @themisspool some love!

Vintage Magazine - Trek Magazine #011 (1978)

Edible and Poisonous Mushroom - cover (1965)

@cloudfelt !

fanart for lady of the shard 

Sunset. 1915.

Melrose, CA IG: samhwangg

inktober #13

Okay one more gushing post about the Wander premiere. Look at Lord Dominator’s gorgeous ship and robots, the coloring and design work is so phenomenal it’s SICKENING.

And then there’s the character herself; the most dangerous conqueror and destroyer of worlds in the known galaxy is just a colossal dork roleplaying her male evil overlord OC in real life.

Gravity Falls Comic Con poster by artist Sachin Teng

Riley Andersen In… Dream Productions posters by Craig Foster

Paprika the Veggie-mancer Blessed by magic, she can grow sentient turnips that help her do chores and garden. She is hot-tempered and very protective. Gordon is Paprika’s older brother. He was accidentally napiformed by Paprika, she wants to turn him back but can’t! So he is grumpy all the time. Cale is also cursed, but by another witch, he is slowly being covered by blue mushrooms. One night Paprika catches him eating her turnips but she soon discovers he is harmless otherwise. Just for fun! I was going to explore the idea more but I think I’ll put it aside for now, I learned a lot in the process though! Maybe I will dig it up again one day!

wow, what a fun concept! and super cute character designs! <33333

I absolutely adore Paul Sahre’s logo work. So simple, so good.

And Dial-A-Song’s return is certainly worth celebrating as well. “It’s for you” is such a great, multi-level pun slogan.

Basically, I need this on a T-shirt yesterday.

What Space Really Looks Like by Nina Geometrieva

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