from the ocean

wheelbreaks-thebutterfly:

otp: *stands next to each other*
me: holy shit

thegirlwhodraws:

Did someone say UPD8

iguanamouth:

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person in skype chat: makes typo
everyone else in skype chat: copies and pastes typo for posterity

fiishdiicks:

upd8 aside, we have to appreciate how badass the dolorosa is in the new paradox space comic

peppermintcookies:

milkmanner:
Vriska always brings tears to my eyes—why are you so crazy, 88??

tra-nsparent:

original image from edsheernn

clairedekat:

being in college and trying to understand all these psat jokes

jadeharle:

did it even happen or were we all so fucking desperate we collectively imagined the whole thing

ochieci:

artblock so i made this…_(:3_
cause its cute~

sugarysymbiote:

mrsmiawallaces:
This Vine gives me life
THE WAY HOMEBOY WAS HARMONIZING AT THE END OH MY FUCKING GOD~

redandblacktac:

welp i think this sums up today

bryankonietzko:

These are the images I made for the end of our NYCC panel last week. I know these have already made the rounds on the internet, but I thought I should share them here for posterity and for the folks who might not have seen them. Much to my surprise, even my improvised farewell/thank you speech was transcribed and shared along with the images, which was really nice. Here are those words as well, edited by me to correct what my mumbling likely made unclear for the transcriber and/or to represent what I meant to say:
"This is a really big deal for us. It’s been twelve years since we came up with this whole Avatar universe together. Avatar means so many different things to so many different people. To me, when I think of the creation of it, I just think of me and Mike sitting at my computer in this little house I rented in Burbank. And we would just share the keyboard and take turns. And just over the span of two weeks we cracked open this universe together. And twelve and half years later it’s just blossomed into something so huge. And it’s such a big part of our lives and people’s all over the world. These characters are real to us. Not in a delusional way, but in an emotional way. They really mean a lot to me and I know to Mike as well. And we just want to say thanks."
The panel and the signing were an amazing experience and a fitting sendoff for the show, even though I agree with Janet, PJ, and Dave: this show will live on, beyond the release of its final episode, for a long time. And a huge thanks to you guys for all the awesome letters and gifts. The ATLA/LOK fandom is an amazing international community of thoughtful, warmhearted humans.
Love, Bryan

mo0gs:

Me: *GETS PUMPED TO DRAW*
Me: *BRAINSTORMS WHAT TO DRAW*
Me: YEAH. YEAH. I LIKE THIS.
Me:
Me: *takes a nap*

lindsaylikesdresses:

I had the honor of wearing Momoko’s dress for the baby the stars shine bright fashion show! This is the special edition re-release of the dress from the movie kamikaze girls.

grizandnorm:

Tuesday Tips - LINE OF ACTION
The line of action doesn’t necessarily need to be drawn in. As long as you think about it while drawing, your gesture or posing will be stronger. It gives a direction to the pose, a force that runs though, or simply a visual pathways to guide your audience. Use it always!

Norm

bumbleshark:

well-written novel sized fanfiction

madragingven:

happy update fuckers here’s some fanart

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