theresidentdevil:

What time is it?

It’s time to doodle Carver and cry over him!

If he were real I would shower him in love and confidence boosters because I just have enough patience to put up with him and his nearly constant brooding.

blackthirteen:

autumn-sacura:

I wonder how many people did read this book ^__^

wOW HOT A WHAT what a pretty fenny

blastedheath:

Arthur Wardle (British, 1864-1949), Leopards on the Lookout. Oil on canvas, 102.6 x 76.8 cm.

theartofanimation:

Sam Schechter

youwontlivethisonedown:

by Megan Lara and Omega Man 5000

uzisuzuki:

Started inking these because I couldn’t wait to finish the snakes.

Those are looking so good. I can’t wait to see those snakes done!!

domirine:

commission for dr-jekyl

can you guess them all? (answer’s on dA page)

it was fun working on this but i’m so super tired, i will never again draw an asari (jk i will, probably tomorrow)

That Samara though….

shoomlah:

God I love dagged sleeves.  Almost as much as I love slashed ones.  I just want to dag and slash everything I can get my hands on.

I’ve wanted Maleficent to be the first villain in the series for a while now, ever since I made the mental leap between Maleficent’s horns and 15th century horned hennins.  The time period works out pretty well, actually, since I wanted her to look a little more dated than Aurora’s 1480’s getup- both houppelandes and horned hennins were all the rage during the early- to mid-1400’s, and they make for pretty good analogues to her official costuming.  Sexy stuff.

This proves more than any of the previous pieces that these are adaptations, not improvements.  I mean, look at the original Maleficent design- how does one improve on PERFECTION

-C

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