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All the Ambipom I've ever had. They all have their own stories that one day I'll write and draw. Addie is of course my main though.

As one of these:

All because I think I figured out how to make the mantle (sock yarn + tiny hook + crocodile stitch). Freckles could either be surface stitching or felting. You can buy tiny antlers for crafting though it wouldn't be identical.

(I have a lot of thinking time at work)

Let me finish my Robin and Chrom first and we'll see

(I could totally do Vax or Pike with wings using a Castiel pattern I have. Just craving creation right now.)

I believe that in this day and age most of us are, to an extent, aware of the concept of a multiverse. Parallel universes, different versions of the world we live in now.

Many like to imagine worlds where everything is the same except for one or two small details. Worlds nearly indistinguishable from the one they know, but just better or worse enough to be different. In truth, this is very difficult to find. While the infinite possibilities and infinite universes would mean one would expect these to exist, it is not that simple. Many universes have fundamental changes, in society, in the laws of physics or magic. And these changes cause more change, and the butterfly effect works its course.

In fact, in many cases two versions of the same person from different universes would not even recognize each other as themselves. They have different experiences, different identities, different beliefs, different names.... This phenomena has been observed many times, and some have taken to the practice of choosing a figure and monitoring them throughout several universes. An analysis of constants and variables. And the concept has come to be known for the first subject of this practice.

ok I came across this when looking for inspiration for one of the requests I’m working on and for some reason it really gives me Pero vibes?? so i guess my question for y’all is...

In her latest interview for Radio Times, the interviewer, Stephen Armstrong told Jenna Coleman that after The Serpent will be released on Netflix, “Hollywood will be beating a path to her door. There are few actors who can say so much with a tortured glance”. He then proceeded to ask her what her next projects were. 

As always, Jenna mentioned the secret project she had signed a non disclosure agreement for, for which she couldn’t say anything else. We already know that it is a big budget fantasty project. My best guess is that it is Netflix adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman series (https://oswincoleman.tumblr.com/post/638616399047245824/is-jenna-colemans-secret-new-big-budget-fantasy). 

But then Jenna also said that she was going to be filming a dark indie comedy movie this year. She had already hinted as such in her interview for Vogue in January, when she said that she would like to do some Indie films for the future. It seems that these plans have a more solid footing now.