An assortment of arts

Video skit is by thepandaredd, I just added open captions

My co-authors whipped this up

Chug is trying to figure out how to make Jeeves and Wooster work in modern times when it doesn't make sense for Jeeves to be a servant. Here is how they could work as roommates. I don't know why Jeeves still says "sir."

My co-authors whipped this up

previous woosterposting: millennial nerd bertie wooster for some reason

i took 8d6 damage writing this and now i deal 8d6 psychic damage to you

previously: millennial nerd bertie wooster for some reason, millennial nerd woosterposting part 2 act 1 act 1, ukridge buys bitcoin, psmith "meets" elon musk

the original Woosterpost hit 4000 notes earlier. please, i'm just a simple lesbian who writes whatever this is

Ram’s Head Damask- by Lee Bradford, on Redbubble.

I’ve been wanting to do a pattern that’s intended for textiles for awhile, but all of my ideas were generic and uninteresting. But this afternoon, I mistook a woman’s damask-patterned shirt to have ram’s heads in the negative space and was disappointed to find that it was not nearly that hardcore. So I decided to work on this as soon as I got home and make my misgivings into something awesome. 

Why did I want to make a tesselating pattern?

Because that’s one badass sneak goth right there. 

Cursed Dagger (gray)

We All Return To The Dirt, One Way or Another (sepia)

The Fever Pitch (red)

That’s When I Asked Her (purple)

At Least They’re Not MY Brains (pink)

Under Cover Of Midnight (blue)

Blood of My Brood (maroon)

Poisoned Chalice (green)

previous woosterposting: millennial nerd bertie wooster for some reason

i took 8d6 damage writing this and now i deal 8d6 psychic damage to you

theme: the reoccurring idea or subject in a work of art. Death, life, rebirth, change, love, what it means to be human, the definition of family, the effects of war, etc.

cliché: an element of an artistic work that has been overused to the point of losing its original meaning or effect, even becoming annoying or irritating. (Most clichés are tropes but not all tropes are clichés.)

motif: a distinctive repeating feature or idea, such as the green light in The Great Gatsby. May overlap with tropes and is often used to further explore the theme.

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