Stars and Cornflowers

congratulations lil buddy that's the worst anyone's ever drawn it

happy pride! remember that being a transgender is everything but fiction. there are so many real historical figures from every century about whose transgenderism we aren't even aware of

🤍 For this year's APHNichePairWeek, running from Jun 14-20, the banned ships will be any that has more than a thousand fics on AO3. The off-limits ships are currently as follows:

America/Canada

America/England

America/Russia

Austria/Hungary

Austria/Prussia

Canada/Prussia

China/England

China/Russia

Denmark/Norway

England/France

Finland/Sweden

Germany/Italy

Hungary/Prussia

Lithuania/Poland

Prussia/Russia

Romano/Spain

💚 Discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated. That means no hating on ships, headcanons, tropes, or aus. We’re here because we all remember the halcyon days of fandom and still hold love for our old otps, so we should keep that in mind when interacting with each other and our works

💙 Any type of creation is accepted, be it fanfic, fanart, podfic, playlists, etc. If posting to AO3, please add it to the collection under APHNichePairWeek2026 ! If there’s any troubles with posting, contact the mods!

🤍 All dead dove content must be appropriately tagged – some people want to see it, some would prefer to not see it

💚 The prompts are as following:

Power | Love

Natural Disasters | Change of Seasons

Creating | Hunting

War | Conversation

Fire | Beauty

Travel | Festivity

Death | Home

[miku voice] wtf is a kilometer ?! 🦅🦅🦅

Grant Yun, Illustrations.

Wonderfully stylistic paintings by Wisconsin-based artist Grant Yun.

Grant says of his work: “Having lived several years in the Midwest as a young adult I was captivated by what Midwestern America had to offer. Most of my early life, I grew up in California with drastically changing landscapes that carved throughout the entire state. Moving to Wisconsin at the age of 18, I found a new source of inspiration. The emptiness, the flatness, the peace, the tranquility of the landscape I was placed into was a combination artistic inspiration and fear of the unknown. Having moved away from Midwestern America to Connecticut in 2019, I wanted to create this series that reconnected me to the part of the world that helped me grow as an artist and person. These series of illustrations portray a romanticized America. A simple yet beautiful representation of what it means to live in the Midwest. I hope my project is able to invigorate emotions and feelings of all who view this work.”

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