atrickstertype:

Most in-character thing I’ve seen so far.

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sadynax:

What the hell am I looking at?!?!?!?!

pupukachoo:

 Totally misread that as “True Love’s Hiss”

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preservedcucumbers:

aterriblethought:

alexds1:

swegener:

I spent the morning un-following a bunch of very talented people on Tumblr.

That feels like a really weird thing to say. And it is.

It was nearly a dozen different artists in all, and they were all extremely talented. Part of what moved me to Follow them in the first place was their skill. In…

I agree with this so much. I watch many different people of varying skill level and focus, but the defining thread is that they produce original work and have original stories in their heads. I like young artists a lot for this reason; sometimes the stories aren’t the best but the feeling and brain power behind them is there.

Fanartists can do incredible work too, but as a consumer of art it’s as significant as the difference between eating a meal and eating someone else’s vomit.

So fanart is vomit? Jesus christ. Is that necessary? I have a lot of respect for you but this really sours that. You can word your opinion in a way that doesn’t just shit all over others.

Maybe if people showed the slightest interest in any original art I’d done ever in the degree they fall over my fanart, I’d give a shit about sharing my original art. If people value original art so much as to call derivative art vomit, why doesn’t that value show at all???

People don’t share their art online like it’s a business, especially on Tumblr. You’re not a “consumer”. They don’t owe you anything. They share fanart because it’s what they have fun with and they enjoy being a part of a community that cares about it. Let them draw whatever they want and what makes them happy and if you don’t like it, then fine, don’t watch them! Who cares, honestly. Geez.

At the risk of getting my head lopped off, I’m going to stick my neck out here.

I agree with aterriblethought. There seems to be a disturbing trend of big-time artists shitting on fanartists or casual artists. My only question is: why does it matter to you? Does so-and-so drawing Sherlock slash art on Tumblr really effect you in any way, besides being annoying on your dash? You don’t like it, unfollow them. There’s honestly no need to write big, involved essays about why those people are lesser artists and not worthy of your attention - and on Tumblr of all places. Seriously? This is as casual as blogging gets. Most people (myself included) got Tumblrs just so they would have a place to dump fanart so it wouldn’t flood our main sites.

It doesn’t make you seem bigger or more important to call fanart “social waste” and “vomit.” It just makes you look like the jerk standing at the party screaming “STOP HAVING FUN.” Which, bee tea dubs, is the reason people draw fanart. Because it’s fun. And more often than not, being bitter and spiteful about it is only alienating people that would otherwise be fans of your work.

There is no automatic demotion for artists who dare to draw copyrighted material. People are going to draw whatever they want. Getting worked up over it not being up to your standards is a waste of energy.

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houseofhanover:

I wish getting a job in real life worked like it does on the Sims.

Just pick up a newspaper, join the Politics career and eventually become President through building up your charisma skill by talking to yourself in a mirror.

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onamelancholyhill:

gabrielmanga:

1- ” Ask question, try to make him talk about a subject he’s passionate about, not only will it make you look interested , but will also give him a boost in confidence and be more comfortable around you”

2- ” Body language is…

h-eavens:

aw

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daunt:

otp-of-otps:

#CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW GENDRY DOESN’T KNOW HE’S BEEN PICKED IN THE TOP SECOND GIF? #CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW THE FIRST THING HE DOES IS TURN AROUND AND MAKE SURE THAT IT WASN’T ARYA 

UM. IS IT OK IF I SHIP THEM?

IS THAT ALRIGHT WITH EVERYONE?

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laurenchaikin:

I like this.  Let’s go with this.

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justjasper:

Rules:

1 - Go to wikipedia and hit random. The first random wikipedia article you get is the name of your band. (You can skip ‘list of’ pages.)
2 - Go to quotationspage.com and hit random. The last four or five words of the very last quote of the page is the title of your album.
3 - Go to flickr and click on “explore the last seven days” Third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
4 - Use photoshop or similar (picnik.com is a free online photo editor) to put it all together.