Found this on the asoiaf forum… NOT on tumblr. At least some other freaks not on this webbed site have noticed ‘homoerotic subtext’ since before 2014
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Found this on the asoiaf forum… NOT on tumblr. At least some other freaks not on this webbed site have noticed ‘homoerotic subtext’ since before 2014

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This meme makes just about as much sense as A Voyage To Acturus itself
[ID: The "if nobody got me" meme, now edited so that the image is covered in static noise, with most of the picture taken up and distorted by a massive cyan lens flaire, with motion blurred text at the bottom barely legibly reading, "Alppain will disintigrate me". End ID.]
This is why you should be nice to bugs, Tydomin.
[ID: A simple lineless digital drawing showing the planet Tormance from the 1920 book, A Voyage to Arcturus. The ground is in shades of red, growing darker the further away it gets. The scene is of a mountainous region, with two tiny stick figures standing on the edge of a black precipice, looking across at the continuing mountain chain in front of them, with a much larger mountain on their Left side. The sky is deep blue, and lit on the Left, behind the tall mountain, by the light of a blue star, and fainter, on the Right, by a white star. End ID.]
I'm making all my art for this book public domain since it's public domain and it's only fair. All the files will be put here, including speedpaints of the other art: Here's the link on the web archive.
You can read this book for free (it's public domain!) here on Project Gutenberg! :)
What a fucking planet
[ID: A digital drawing of a scene from the book, A Voyage to Arcturus, showing a tiny stick figure standing on a maroon cliff overlooking a colorful, deep green sea mixed with yellow, blue, and orange, with a line of a dark green riptide visible on the right side, and circular wave formations elsewhere. On the horizon is a long, low island that is a black silhouette with blurry edges, lit with cyan along the edges from the blue sun setting behind it. The sky is a deep blue, with another bright white sun hovering just above the frame of the drawing. End ID.]
I like this planet.
[ID a simple lineless digital drawing showing a very simple landscape with red ground, a deep blue, almost purple sky, a grey chain of mountains, and an extremely bright white sun. End ID.]

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Someone please explain to me what the plot of A Voyage to Arcturus is 😭😭 [two loudly crying emojis]
I have never in my life been so confounded by a book :( :(
If somebody can explain to me what the plot is I promise I will draw more fan art of Tormance and Branchspell and Alppain. I fucking love Alppain.
I am bribing you with art. Tell me what the hell happened because I have no clue.
I've decided Flatland is on Tormance because I lvoe Tormance.
i might have arleady made this post and forgotten I posted it
but anyways.
I love tormance. they live there now. on giant lily-pad style plants in the ocean that suck down water in their centers which forms the "southern pull" and then also around the outside of the center are little platformer style people who walk on the edge.
i guess this means Maskull will appear there at some point and have incomprehensible conversations with A Square
Another color
“What do you call the colour of your skin, Haunte, as I saw it in daylight? It struck me as strange.”
“Dolm,” said Haunte.
“A compound of ulfire and blue,” explained Corpang.
“Now I know. These colours are puzzling for a stranger.”
“What colours have you in your world?” asked Corpang.
“Only three primary ones, but here you seem to have five, though how it comes about I can’t imagine.”
“There are two sets of three primary colours here,” said Corpang, “but as one of the colours—blue—is identical in both sets, altogether there are five primary colours.”
“Why two sets?”
“Produced by the two suns. Branchspell produces blue, yellow, and red; Alppain, ulfire, blue, and jale.”