It's ya boi Keithy

being enthusiastic and happy about things you love is more important than being apathetic and snide. you will go so much farther in life spending energy on and talking about something you love than wasting energy on only complaining about or making fun of something you don’t. 

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ahaha… so I tried making a gif of Keith dancing to T-ara’s Bo Peep Bo Peep.  It’s very rough since I’m such a noob. ; v ;  It’s about 15 seconds long. Sorry, the gif probably isn’t timed to match the actual song OTL. I regret nothing LOL

anddd my sister wanted a phone wallpaper version of the Bo Peep Keith I made.  The wallpaper was made to fit a Samsung Galaxy S6 screen.

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My first post for the new year and, surprise surprise, it’s Sheith. :^)

So, I was initially going to do this comic for day 4 of Sheith week back in October, but I definitely didn’t have the time.  Started the sketches in late October and I finally finished this over my winter break. :’) my sis would’ve killed me if I just left this sitting in my files  Got a lot of help from my sis with the references ; v ;

The “legend” that Shiro’s talking about was inspired by the Korean drama, Descendants of the Sun.  It’s been almost a year(?) since I watched it haha.

I’m sure most Voltron fans know by now that in the original Voltron in the 80’s, Shiro died. But do you remember the circumstances in which he lost his life?

Lance was targeted by Haggar the witch, who was trying to capture him in a magic net. (If she wanted him dead, then why didn’t she just…zap him? Eh, plot.)

So Shiro frees Lance, who runs off to fetch Keith. In the meantime, Shiro fights against Haggar, but then gets bludgeoned on the back of the head by a Beastman that had tagged along. Lance and Keith return to find a bloody Shiro on the ground, and he dies in their arms.

In summary, Shiro died right after saving Lance’s life. Now let’s fast-forward to the modern era.

But it doesn’t end here. Take a look at the scene where Lance and Shiro are formally introduced to each other.