Milky Boy Blue

bipper put that tiny ginger lumberjack down jesus god

Based on the short story, Diamonds In The Rough made by me and illustrated by the LEGENDARY @athenoot Pacifica and Dipper head for a few early morning rounds on the Baseball Diamond. How will our rookies survive their first Baseball training alone? 😁 Part of my Gravity Falls Baseball AU

anyway, more pacifica art in my queue already, look out for tjat guys (i never stop drawing. god i need a job)

Welcome to the debut of the GRAVITY FALLS BASEBALL AU COMICS! 😃 Inaugural comic made by THE LEGEND HERSELF... @athenoot Wendy isn't their baseball coach for nothing 😉😁

aw wendy ya big goof

Airplane layovers only count if you left the airport for at least an hour.

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College WenDip! (Draft) I want to make cute stuff about them during their college years, In this one Wendy moved to Piedmont to live with the twins for college. They've been together since Wendy's freshman years and now she's on her 3rd year, With Dipper and Mabel on their 1st with Dipper helping both with their general education studies.

Also I like dipcifica so there would probably be that. There would definitely be nuzi/biscuitbites though.

“It’s like a crime scene in my MOUTH!”

wendAAAAAY 

See you next summer!

Note: I am not saying they removed the N word.  I am saying they removed her *all together.* I didn’t know Long John Silver had a love interest until I was in my thirties and read an unabridged version of the novel. It revealed so much about the story that I hadn’t noticed before. 1.  That Long John Silver believed in love despite what was considered a cultural norm of the time.  He didn’t care about what others considered proper and he was in love. 2.   It shows that even Robert Louis Stevenson acknowledged the existence of interracial couples and yet no movie version I can think of addressed this until the TV series Black Sails. 3. It helped remind me of the culture of the era in which Treasure Island takes place and when it was written, the stigma against interracial relationships that existed in America right into the twentieth century and in some places is still a thing. Sometimes books tell us more than just a story.   They show us how a world was once viewed.   I felt like this was an important discovery, that Long John Silver had a black lover (or wife).   And I was even a little angry that I had been robbed of this in previous readings of the book.   I think the removal of words like “Fat” and “ugly” from Roald Dahl’s books does us a disservice.   It “cleans up” the past and denies a chance for us to learn some of the less pleasant aspects of the past and how and why language has changed since then.    What should be a teaching point and experience is lost in the name of sensitivity.   I felt cheated and it even felt a little racist that Long John Silver’s love interest isn’t mentioned in many editions of Treasure Island.  And I feel that one day there may be similar feelings if people discover they aren’t reading the original versions of Dahl’s books. Try to remember the original reason Ray Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit  451.  It wasn’t about an evil government taking away people’s blooks. It was about this group and that group getting offended at various titles until they just banned everything to try to make everyone happy.    

This retrospective censorship is only whitewashing our past

The GF fandom girls in a nutshell? 

wendy is my favorite person to draw from gravity falls

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rocky learns about yawning