Phylix

How did Dogma, a relatively low-budget film, manage to have the only good-looking angel wings? Like, even movies with tons of FX dollars tend to fuck them up and they look bad. These are very stylized, and you can tell they’re not real feathers, but they actually look… better than real feathers? They have a balance of curvature and sharp angles that just make for a great silhouette and they move wonderfully. I cannot figure this out!!

e: I looked on The Internet

its the era of streaming. we dont need to fil x number of timeslots.

Ghost Pokemon - Halloween 2023

✨ Look to the future ✨

Featuring my new designs for post-TotK Flora and Wild in Wisdomverse <3

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Wisdomverse Masterpost

Update: You can now get a physical copy of this on Inprnt!

(I’ve been working on this specific art for so heckin’ long. Shoutout to chat in my Monday art streams and to fellow streamer dust_rabbit for the many, many suggestions that made this piece work!)

friend: oh like romantically?

me: no. like cursed object passed between hands for centuries, they are cosmically linked, probably bonded by blood ritual, I think they’ve fought in a war together in at least three lifetimes, and their souls make direct eye contact every time they breathe in the same room

friend: so… romantically?

Dedicated to that one time I saw photoshoot of Wang Zhuocheng as Wang Yue from cdrama "The journey of Chong ZI' and spent good two minutes thinking: "Why does Jiang Cheng look like this???" before I remembered that Jiang Cheng is not a real human boy, but a character played by an actor, and that actor can play different roles.

Wang Zhuocheng did an amazing job. He really makes you forget that Jiang Cheng is not a real human boy.

None of that "Oh no they bomb-dropped all the episodes in a week 1 month ago, I'm late!" "The tag hasn't been active all week is the fandom dead?" "I only got a hundred shares the first hour no one cares about my art"

Slow down

Take a deep breath and slow down

Fandom is YOU. And me and everyone. If we doodle stick figures for a show that ended 30 years ago we aren't "late" or "doing too little", we're playing dolls in our own time and having fun with works of art that mean a lot to us

You can literally watch and engage with something that aired in 2004 as if it aired yesterday

If the tag hasn't been active for 14 months guess what? If YOU post there, it isn't dead. Literally you can talk about anything you want whenever you want there is no weird law against watching things that people aren't actively talk about