#follower milestone

no freakin way….

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR 8K+ !!

like holy cow, i never thought i’d ever get to this point — nevertheless be a part of such a great community ! really appreciate you guys for sticking with me, and i can’t wait to continue sharing art with you guys into the new year !!

alsooo…

[DTIYS CONTEST OVER!]

- will be deciding the 3 winners in the next few days, so look out for that post (will also be messaging the winners in tumblr DMs) ✨

now—to celebrate, you decide!

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for context on 2nd option: scribbl.io is a fun online guessing game where each person takes turns drawing something based off a prompt, and everyone else has to guess what it is !! — will be adding custom prompts for a fun twist (likely roblox-related! e.g. 1x, shedletsky…)

(if you chose whiteboard, comment whether or not you prefer whiteboard fox or aggie to let me know!)

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY FAVORITE CHARACTER EVER!!! THEY WILL NEVER MAKE ME HATE YOU AMY 🫶

Hey guys, so I'm still on a bit of a hiatus. Nothing special, I'm just busy with other stuff rn. Can't say exactly when I'll be back, but I think it'll be sometime during late March or early Apirl.

Until then, you'll have to make due with my old posts...

500 Followers Event | fake texts

prompt 8: What do you think you're doing?

pairing: bangchan x reader, jeongin x reader

genre: fluff, suggestive

warnings: MDNI, chan and reader are insomniacs, reader is older than jeongin

SS count: 4

The beginning of the 1910s saw elements of the previous decade's fashions carry over into the new century. However, World War I had a profound effect on society and culture, significantly slowing down sartorial evolution. The S-shape made popular in previous decades softened, with skirts beginning to taper and shorten, and the empire waist coming back into vogue. War time meant clothing simplified even further come the mid decade, as utilitarian attire became more and more necessary. After the war ended, simple styles continued and a barrel like silhouette emerged, which would later evolve into the drop waist style synonymous with the 1920s. Outfit details under the cut.

You can check out other lookbooks in the CC Free Century here.