The Adventure Zone fanart

Ok, I Don't Even Go Here re: Homestuck, but this is a QUALITY crossover joke.

[ID: Digital drawing of Killian and Carey, seen in profile and dressed in formalwear. Killian is holding Carey and lifting her up off the ground. They smile and stick out their tongues at each other. Killian  is an orc with pale green skin, scars, freckles, tusks, and long, braided dark hair. She’s wearing a blue gown with stars o it, a white fur mantle, and a flower crown. Carey is a dragonborn with blue skin and scale, a tail, and several small horns. Her tongue is long, split, and blue. She’s wearing a blue and gold top over a white gown and a flower crown. The background features greenery, and leaves floating in the wind. /ID]

image description: a drawing of Taako and Lup, sitting on a bed as Taako does Lup’s hair. They’re chubby, dark-complexioned twin elves with long hair. Lup’s hair is bluish-black at the roots, fading to gray at the ends. She’s wearing a light dress shirt, black leggings, brown boots and dangly earrings that look like cigarettes. She’s smiling as she passes Taako a glass of champagne, and she’s holding a bottle in her other hand. Taako’s hair is dark at the roots and dyed blonde. He’s wearing a wide-brimmed black cap, geometric patterned cardigan covered in turquoise, yellow, navy and white diamonds, bright blue lipstick, black leggings and brown boots. He’s holding a couple bobby pins in his mouth. The room they’re in is mostly pastel pink, with lots of posters on the walls.]

heck

[audio description: two pieces from The Adventure Zone: OST. In the left ear is Madame Director, a gentle and rhythmic melody that has a softer, more marimba-like sound to it. In the right ear is Lucretia, which is the same rhythmic melody as Madame Director, except instead of a marimba-like sound, the melody has a more artificial electronic quality to it. When the two are played together, they sync up perfectly, and their sounds combine into a more powerful mix, highlighting both the similarities and differences in the timbre of each recording.]

im glad this resonated with so many of yall

STRONGLY AGREE