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Friendly reminder that you should

Write that fic

Draw your OC

Redesign that blorbo

Plan that comic how you want

Create the content you want to see

Be cringe

Be free

The only thing that matters is you having fun! Not what others think!

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BEOMGYU :: ‘DEJA VU’ MV SHOOT SKETCH

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Pleasantville is a beautifully stunning film about the importance of living life to the absolute fullest, not giving it a proper, structured definition, and the inherent hypocrisy of internalising your own humanity. It’s one of the best usages of colour since The Wizard of Oz and it also features a scene in which a woman having an orgasm for the first time causes a tree to spontaneously combust.

Did you like the premise of Barbie? Watch Pleasantville.

Did you like The Truman Show? Watch Pleasantville.

Have you an attraction to either Tobey Maguire and/or Reese Witherspoon? Watch Pleasantville.

Quite possibly a new favourite of mine. Phenomenal.

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Amélie (2001) Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet Cinematography: Bruno Delbonnel Production Design: Aline Bonetto Art Direction: Mathieu Junot

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Imagine your f/o greeting you by wrapping an arm around your shoulder, pulling you close. They smile brightly, starting the conversation.

"I'm so glad to see you! I missed you a lot, you know."

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Koichi was able to let himself live bcs Tachibana, a manifestation of guilt, forgave him and wanted him to live and bcs Godzilla, the physical manifestation of his survivor's guilt and post-war trauma, finally died, by his own hands, even

it's all about forgiving urself and ridding urself of ur monsters and allowing urself to live

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My therapist just told me my problem is that I need to write more fanfiction.

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Honeymoon

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ok i KNOW it’s summer but my TNBC obsession came back with the force of a sledgehammer to the head.

The last picture is a screenshot study that i made with markers around 2010-ish.  I added some minor color corrections and depth of field just to make it pop a bit.

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When the Halloween rush is over.

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Jack Skrunklington

starring most of the Halloweentown residents.

I was planning to have them all here but i’ll draw the rest at another time :)

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thinking about weird cultural shit around sexuality/swear words/etc etc and how wild it is that i have to teach my phone’s autocorrect to let me say “fuck”. thats a thing i have to do. my phone will go “Nuh-uh, you naughty so-and-so, you can’t say that!” until i tell it enough times that Yes, Actually, I Don’t Mean Ducking and how fucking wild that is. earlier today i had to convince my phone that “hickies” was a word. hickies is too explicit for my phone to include in its default dictionary. but yknow what? it always capitalizes YouTube correctly.

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i want to be a sweet and friendly girl but there’s all this anxiety. and the horrors

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Wilhelm pantomime costume design (1890-1910) PNGs, part 3

(from: vam)

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You know what really hit me hard in the Barbie movie?

That scene at the beginning where Barbie goes around her normal day, at the president's office, at the court, at the nobel prize ceremony...

All the Barbies, when being complimented on their achievements, being told they're doing an awesome job, when they, themselves, talk about their work and what they've achieved...

None of them doubt it. None of them are awkwardly trying to go 'oh it was very hard, I had help, it wasn't that important..."

No. Instead, they own it. They are confident. They know their value, they are not afraid to say 'I am good at what I do. I wrote an excellent book. I am great at being President of Barbieland. I am strong. I am a doctor and very good at my job. I am a lawyer and me showing feelings and empathy does not diminish my work in any way."

That scene actually hit me even harder than Gloria's speech. Because how often have I been hesitant to say I have done a good job, how often have I done my best to tone down my achievements because I didn't want to be seen as bragging, because I myself wasn't even sure it was that good, because I never think it's good enough?

Too often.

I'm going to try and work on that. Because I am badass, and I write good stories, and I deserve to be proud of them.

Because I AM good enough.