Who I Really Am Is a Fangirl

This is the man who gave up on his freedom for Peter and Elizabeth. This is the man who risked his lives for them, more times than they can count. If you treat him as a criminal, he will never have a reason not to be.

For Neal, the system is a big complicated game; you can live outside its rules, as long as you know there are penalties. As he matures over the course of the show, he finds he wants to be a decent man, a reliable friend, even when running away from his responsibilities would be the easy choice. At the same time, he doesn’t want his previous poor choices hovering over him, when he’s already paid for them. He doesn’t want people to think of him as a felon.

"We are the Interstellar Library. Do you want to swap? We have thousands of stories."

There were many replies.

The library was silent for a whole day, then:

Loki: what is going on in here?

Peter: n- nothing I swear!

Morgan: we're trying to summon a demon.

Loki: like Hel you are!

Loki: look at the state of that pentagram! And are those electric candles?

Peter: wait, what?

would you mildly inconvenience yourself? would you take them time to actually bond with them? would you take the time to remember their likes and dislikes? would you re-evaluate your beliefs? would you try to see an argument from their point of view? would you keep your voice level instead of raising it to intimidate them?

All from the Antique Pattern Library

This twisty one

This pleasantly-flourished simple one. it's quirky.

I have no clue how one would include backstitching in a font, but it would look so good

This Art Deco set, from a pamphlet where it shares space with both the most stunning animal illustrations you've ever seen and also the world's most baffling, hideous borders

This one has a lowercase set, too. In a modern context this reads more as a retro game font than a cross-stitch one.

these would look INSANE stitched. more of a monogram font than one for sentences, but who cares. I could figure out some lowercases and this would absolutely COOK

Love the weight of this one. Gothic, fun, but not large enough to be unwieldy.

The first twisty font is better, I think. but if I had infinite time I'd do this one too

A very respectable twist on a classic sampler font. could get a lot of mileage out of this one

hot take but I think with a good lowercase set this one would also be good for a lot of things-- party in the capitals, but keep the lowercase legible.

a very respectable font. you could file your taxes with this one.

their bulbous forms entrance me. I REALLY like that 'H'

Another set that really should only be for monograms... but some part of me wants to believe I could make a proper font around these

LOVE the 'A', like the others. really dig that the original artist included a lowercase set, too

Bonus Monograms I like:

Anyways! HERE'S YOUR HANDY GUIDE TO WHAT CAN COUNT AS EYESTRAIN! I'm pulling this straight from the Artfight rules page about what needs to be labeled and filtered as eyestrain because it's VERY helpful and VERY accurate! I also know not everybody has an AF account and might not always have access to this handy guide, and this is an important resource; That's why I'm sharing it here! (under the cut)

PLEASE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY!!! THIS IS ABOUT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OTHERS!!!

i need everyone to understand that anastasia is constantly playing on loop in my brain (please look at this at full size because tumblr killed the quality)

"He's still out there, somewhere. And I'll find him, Gramps. Even if I have to wait a hundred years, I'll find him."