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 Moonlit Vanilla Black Tea Recipe A soft, cozy tea with warm vanilla sweetness 

Ingredients (1 serving) 1 cup hot water 1 black tea bag (or 1 tsp loose-leaf black tea) ¼ tsp vanilla extract (or vanilla bean scrapings) 1–2 tsp sugar or honey (to taste) 2–3 tbsp milk or cream (optional for a moonlit “latte” feel) Pinch of edible shimmer sugar (optional for aesthetic)

Instructions Brew the tea Pour hot water over the black tea and steep for 3–5 minutes depending on strength preference. Sweeten the night Remove tea bag/strain leaves and stir in sugar or honey while warm. Add vanilla glow Mix in the vanilla extract (or bean scrapings) and stir gently. Create the moonlight (optional) Add milk or cream for a soft, cloudy swirl effect. Finish with sparkle (optional) Sprinkle edible shimmer sugar for a magical moonlit look. 

Cloudberry Cream Puffs Recipe Soft golden choux pastry filled with airy whipped cloudberry cream 

Ingredients Choux Pastry ½ cup water ½ cup milk ½ cup unsalted butter 1 tbsp sugar ¼ tsp salt 1 cup all-purpose flour 4 large eggs

Cloudberry Cream Filling 1 cup heavy whipping cream 2–3 tbsp cloudberry jam (or substitute apricot/golden berry jam) 2 tbsp powdered sugar ½ tsp vanilla extract

 Optional Toppings Powdered sugar dusting White chocolate drizzle Candied citrus peel Edible gold flakes

Instructions  Step 1 — Make the Choux Preheat oven to 400°F (205°C) and line a baking sheet with parchment. In a saucepan, combine water, milk, butter, sugar, and salt. Bring to a gentle boil. Add flour all at once and stir quickly until a dough forms and pulls away from the pan. Cook 1–2 minutes more to dry slightly, then remove from heat. Beat in eggs one at a time until smooth and glossy.

Step 2 — Bake Pipe or spoon small mounds onto the baking sheet. Bake 20–25 minutes until puffed and golden. Turn off oven, crack door slightly, and let dry 5–10 minutes. Cool completely.

Step 3 — Make Cloudberry Cream Whip heavy cream until soft peaks form. Gently fold in cloudberry jam, powdered sugar, and vanilla. Chill until ready to use.

Step 4 — Fill Slice puffs or poke a hole underneath. Pipe in cloudberry cream. Dust or decorate as desired. 

Cucumber Ribbon Sandwiches Recipe Light, elegant, and perfectly refreshing 

Ingredients (Makes ~8 tea sandwiches) 8 slices soft white or brioche bread 1 large English cucumber 4 oz cream cheese, softened 1 tbsp butter, softened (optional for extra richness) 1 tbsp fresh dill, finely chopped (or chives) 1 tsp lemon juice Pinch salt Pinch black pepper

Instructions Step 1 — Make Cucumber Ribbons Wash cucumber and leave peel on for color. Use a vegetable peeler to create long, thin ribbons. Lay ribbons on paper towels and lightly sprinkle with salt to remove excess moisture (5–10 minutes). Pat dry gently.

 Step 2 — Prepare Herb Spread In a bowl, mix cream cheese, butter (if using), dill, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Stir until smooth and fluffy.

Step 3 — Assemble Trim crusts from bread slices. Spread herb cream evenly on each slice. Arrange cucumber ribbons in soft folds for a layered look. Top with remaining bread.

Step 4 — Cut & Serve Cut into triangles, rectangles, or small squares. Chill briefly before serving for clean cuts. 

Peach Blossom Punch Recipe A soft, sparkling party punch filled with peach sweetness and floating “blossom” ice

Ingredients (6–8 servings) 3 cups peach juice or nectar 2 cups white grape juice 2 cups lemon-lime soda or sparkling water 2 tbsp lemon juice 1–2 tbsp honey or simple syrup (optional) 1 fresh peach, thinly sliced ½ cup raspberries or strawberries (optional for color) Edible flowers (optional aesthetic)

Blossom Ice Cubes (Optional) Water Edible flower petals or tiny fruit pieces

Instructions Step 1 — Prepare Blossom Ice Place petals or fruit into ice cube trays. Fill with water and freeze until solid.

Step 2 — Mix the Punch In a large pitcher or punch bowl, combine peach juice, grape juice, and lemon juice. Taste and add honey or simple syrup if you want extra sweetness. Stir gently.

Step 3 — Add Sparkle Just before serving, pour in soda or sparkling water. Stir lightly to keep the fizz.

Vote to prove that you guys don't think I'm crazy right You think I'm fine correct

I really don't wanna write a really reallyyy long paragraph since it feels energy consuming so i'm gonna keep it short and simple.

Am i the only one who doesn't like the concept art version of Lily lovebraids?

Don't get me wrong, She actually looks more scary in the top left (the eyebrows, the angry face with the smile, teeth and eyes), some folks out there are saying that it looks better than the actual final model, and that 'we were robbed' and the 'Concept art > Final' stuff like that but personally in my opinion I strongly prefer her canon final design more, I just think her current design is amazing and appealing to me and that it fits her more especially with her personality and mannerisms.

Some fanart of Lily in the Dollhouse Dsm au by @majalis-writes cause ITS SO GOOD OMG RAHHH I LOVE IT SM‼️‼️‼️

Was it to save time? Was it an aesthetic choice? Or did you just feel like doing it?

I'm so glad you asked!! It was all three: instead of slaving away over making a consistent background for one scene, I wanted to have a solid reference for all the content I want to make for the AU, and the ability to adjust lighting in real time to work with the security feed overlay was invaluable :D I also wanted to give myself a challenge in 3D because I'm mostly a 2D artist.

Your timing in sending your ask couldn't have been more perfect because I was actually working on a batch of renders to showcase the room!

First image: Layout showcase, with and without walls. The camera models actually aren't visible in any of the renders I've used so far but they're a nice touch. A lot of game assets were reused to give it authenticity.

Second image: Night lighting showcase, with post processing applied to the second render. This lighting would've been a bitch to do all by hand I think.

Third image: Floor plan! A sketched version of this is what started off the whole 3D model of it all; I made an "architectural" floor plan to help with the layout of the room. And then I opened Nomad.

Some fanart of Lily in the Dollhouse Dsm au by @majalis-writes cause ITS SO GOOD OMG RAHHH I LOVE IT SM‼️‼️‼️

Some art of @angelofvanilla’s OC x canon ship!! DoodleBraids you’re so mfin cute

Read it here!!

Rating: Mature

Relationships: None

Content warnings: Canon typical violence, mental health issues/instability, aftermath of torture/brainwashing, implied/referenced death & self-harm & suicidal ideation.

Summary:

In an AU where the events of the games never happened, Lily Lovebraids is whisked away from the Playtime Co factory, into a facility deep in the woods. There, she and a myriad of other patients are tended to by a platoon of staff dedicated to aiding their recovery from the events of the Hour of Joy. A poor, tired doctor receives Lily's case, and despite her initial detachment, she starts to forge a real bond with the living doll, unknowingly taking on far more work than she ever expected.

Or, Lily goes to therapy.

Acknowledgements and thanks:

A huge thank you goes out to my beta readers and friends, for their invaluable help in making this story the best it could possibly be, especially: E and B, for enthusiastically reading and helping with early development, J, for his help in helping me understand the medical and therapeutical fields, C, for being my unofficial character consultant and sounding board for character voice, and… My wonderful followers and mutuals on Tumblr!! Thank you all for tolerating my infodumps, theorizing, memeing and brainrotting at the most horrible of hours, I appreciate you guys more than you know <3

A little snippet of writing as a sneak peek for you guys!! I hope you like it :D

Dr. Rose goes in for a session with a puzzle to do, but Lily doesn't want to participate...

The crisp knock on the door was answered by a very groggy, disheveled Lily, her braids trailing on the floor behind her. She brightened slightly at the sight of the staff that she’d grown used to, and stepped aside to let them in with a yawn.

“What are we doing today?” She blinked owlishly at the nurses puttering around her room, straightening things and making sure everything was in good condition. 

Rose noted her significant lack of resistance to the “friends” touching her things: they’d learned the hard way through previous sessions that she didn’t like anything being disturbed, but it seemed like going in when she was still groggy from sleep was better. She made a mental note of this.

Stanton had taken out a puzzle, holding it out for Lily to see. She approved, nodding and clearing the table for space to make it. Rose craned her neck to see the cover of the box, but didn’t get a chance before Lily upended the box and spilled the pieces onto the table with a loud clatter.

The three divided up the puzzle pieces relatively equally, and fell into companionable silence as they spread out and flipped over pieces, a rhythmic clacking becoming the loudest sound in the room. Lily’s hands moved slowly at first, then faster and faster, separating out the edge and corner pieces. Then, she moved to grab some of the pieces in one of Rose’s piles, to which she gently objected.

“Hey, we’re doing this together.”

She sighed and rolled her eyes. “But I want to do moooore.”

“This is a group activity, we’re dividing the work equally.”

Another eye roll and a huff.

“Gracie always let me do everything.”

“I’m not Gracie. If you want more to do, you have to ask nicely.”

Lily huffed, but seemed to accept what she was told. She glanced towards the TV in the corner.

“Can we watch my tapes now? I’m bored.”

“I thought we were having fun?”

“Not anymore.”

“Stay with us another five minutes? We’ve barely started filling the picture in, don’t you want to see it?”

“I saw it on the box already.”

A little snippet of writing as a sneak peek for you guys!! I hope you like it :D

Dr. Rose goes in for a session with a puzzle to do, but Lily doesn't want to participate...

The crisp knock on the door was answered by a very groggy, disheveled Lily, her braids trailing on the floor behind her. She brightened slightly at the sight of the staff that she’d grown used to, and stepped aside to let them in with a yawn.

“What are we doing today?” She blinked owlishly at the nurses puttering around her room, straightening things and making sure everything was in good condition. 

Rose noted her significant lack of resistance to the “friends” touching her things: they’d learned the hard way through previous sessions that she didn’t like anything being disturbed, but it seemed like going in when she was still groggy from sleep was better. She made a mental note of this.

Stanton had taken out a puzzle, holding it out for Lily to see. She approved, nodding and clearing the table for space to make it. Rose craned her neck to see the cover of the box, but didn’t get a chance before Lily upended the box and spilled the pieces onto the table with a loud clatter.

The three divided up the puzzle pieces relatively equally, and fell into companionable silence as they spread out and flipped over pieces, a rhythmic clacking becoming the loudest sound in the room. Lily’s hands moved slowly at first, then faster and faster, separating out the edge and corner pieces. Then, she moved to grab some of the pieces in one of Rose’s piles, to which she gently objected.

“Hey, we’re doing this together.”

She sighed and rolled her eyes. “But I want to do moooore.”

“This is a group activity, we’re dividing the work equally.”

Another eye roll and a huff.

“Gracie always let me do everything.”

“I’m not Gracie. If you want more to do, you have to ask nicely.”

Lily huffed, but seemed to accept what she was told. She glanced towards the TV in the corner.

“Can we watch my tapes now? I’m bored.”

“I thought we were having fun?”

“Not anymore.”

“Stay with us another five minutes? We’ve barely started filling the picture in, don’t you want to see it?”

“I saw it on the box already.”

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AND I FINALLY DID IT

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