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Dean has an imaginary friend. Sure, that's weird as hell but he doesn't care. Cas has been there to support him during every horrible thing in Dean's short miserable life and he is not giving up Cas. Sure, Dean may also sorta kinda be in love with him. Oops. And it hurts but Dean will keep it platonic. But then Cas leaves. And then Dean breaks.

Posts on: February 23rd

Summary: Castiel is Dean's imaginary friend in this pre-series AU. Dean suffers over and over again but Castiel is always there. Until he's not.

Keep reading for a sneak preview!

As an artist, you won’t need to do a thing until November 17th, but here’s a breakdown of what you’ll be up to from then on:

You’ll receive an email on November 17th with a link to view all the submitted fic summaries.

On November 18th, you’ll receive a link to the claim form, where you will be able to make a shortlist of up to three fics, in order of interest. The length of the shortlist may end up being longer if we end up with a lot of fics in the challenge! At this early stage (it’s not quite a day since the DCPF was first announced) it’s difficult to estimate numbers.

Fics will be assigned to artists on a first come, first served basis. If your top pick has already been claimed, you will get your second pick. If that has already been claimed, you will get your third, and so on.

Once you’ve been paired up with your author, you’ll both receive an email from the DCPF mods with the information you each listed in your sign up so you can begin communicating.

Your author should email you their most recent draft now, and you should read it as soon as possible. 

At this stage, you should also figure out if there are any dates that you/your author will be unable to post, and inform us via email by November 22nd.

On November 25th, the posting schedule will go live on the DCPF blog.

From here it’s really up to you. Some artists will make a shortlist of scenes that stand out to them, and confer with their author to choose which to create art for. Others prefer to make that decision entirely on their own. 

Whichever approach you take (and these are not the only ones, so do whatever works for you) it is imperative that you communicate with your author about what you’re planning, and vice versa. For example, if you tell your author early on that you will be drawing a picture of Scene A, but then change your mind to Scene B a week later, you need to let them know asap just in case they have made any changes to that scene. They should keep you up to date, too--it’s a two way street :)

You aren’t obligated to send WIP images to your author, though it is encouraged as it keeps you both in touch and inspired.

There will be a check in for artists on December 30th. You don’t need to submit a draft at this stage unless you want to--just let us know how things are going. This is a month before posting begins, so if you have any concerns this is a good time to let us know so we can sort out a solution.

Art drafts are due on January 25th. You should be very close to finished on your piece by this date.

Posting begins on January 30th! On your posting day, create your art post and submit the link on the final submission form--you and your author will be given a link to this form closer to posting time.

From here, we’ll create a masterpost on the blog leading back to your work, so all that’s left for you to do is wait for the collective “Ooooh!” when everyone sees your lovely art!

Oh my goodness you are so nice, thank you ;___; and wow, that's a wonderful interest to have. I hope you become an awesome hairdresser/writer someday! <3

fact about me: When I dyed my hair black, it literally boosted my confidence times 832918301283902183012. I'm dying it back on June 12th.

-always post the rules

-answer the questions of the person who tagged you and write 11 new ones

-tag 11 new people and link them to the post

-let them know you’ve tagged them

haaaah i just found this okay here we go 

My Questions: from acanarylamelyneon

What’s your least favorite song?

pfffft idk anything my cousin listens to is usually the rule

What would be the first thing you would do with the money if you won the lottery? 

Take my mom back to South Africa. She used to live there and she's been dying to go back. After that, probably take a road trip, either with someone or just by myself.  

Do you exercise?

Not formally? Like, I don't go to the gym or anything. But I walk everywhere, and I live in a very isolated location with a hellacious terrain, so even going grocery shopping is kind of a workout. 

Would you say you have a good memory?

Aaaaabout some things? Like, as far as studying goes, I have a fantastic memory, but if I'm trying to remember to do things, I'm a total scatterbrain. Oops. 

Do you remember directions better by street names or landmarks?

Both? As far as I'm concerned, streets are landmarks. Don't EVER tell me "north/south/east/west of" when telling me where something is, because I have no sense of direction at all. 

What’s your favorite kind of pet?

That really kind of depends? I mean, I like dogs a lot (i live for big dogs, tbh), but I'd also like to own a cat at some point, and most days the most I'm emotionally capable of caring for is a turtle. 

Do you wash your dishes by hand or in a dishwasher? 

By hand, currently, but when I'm home I load the dishwasher. I think it really depends on the number of people you feed at one time - if it's a lot, like my house, just load all those suckers in the dishwasher and be done. 

Do you live where you were born? 

Nope! I live about 3 states south. I've actually only been back to Billings once, when I was seven. 

If you changed your name, what would you change it to?

I've kicked around taking on a pen name when I start publishing shit, so if I do that, Carson Evans. 

What’s usually your first thought when you wake up? 

Lately? "If Braces McGee (roommate's boyfriend) slept here last night, I'm going to report them to housing." (Spoiler alert: I never do.)

What kind of kid were you?

Well, my mom always says that I was 25 when I turned 5, and my first (and second to last) sleepover happened when I was...12, I think, so what does that tell you. 

My Questions:  

You're alone and bored on a Saturday night. What do you do? 

If you could learn to cook anything (that you don't already know how to make) flawlessly, what would you choose and why? 

What's you're favorite museum? 

Favorite city that you've never been to? 

Someone drops you off at the grocery store with $100 and no shopping list. What does your cart look like in the checkout line? 

What would your superhero/villain name be? What's your signature move? 

Least favorite book genre? 

If someone was to knit/crochet/sew an article of clothing for you, what would you request? 

Who is your least favorite family member? 

Favorite place to eat? (doesn't have to be a restaurant)