I’m still alive, just working and going through some depressive swings. I apologize for the absence. So until I have bigger things to post, have this little robot pal!
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(Source: drawotion)
A shy tiny girl meets a giantess for the first time, but she’s too timid to look the giant woman in the eye. So the giantess gently places a fingertip under the tiny girl’s chin, tilts her little face up to look at her, and whispers, “It’s okay.”
Or…
A giantess keeps looking away from a tiny girl each time their eyes meet, so the tiny girl climbs up to a higher place until she is face level with the giant woman. When their eyes meet again, the tiny girl smiles at her, and the giantess blushes.
A bunch of people asked me to make a tutorial about how I did my glowing lyrium potion, so I finally made one! It works for any kind of glowing potion you want to drink so you can use any liquid. It’s also really, really, really easy.
- Supplies - pick your Lyrium (I used Blue Gatorade for my first potion and am using blue vodka for this tutorial because I am an adult), waterproof LEDs (that waterproof part is important, I used plain white ones but any color will work depending on your potion, I recommend getting a bunch of these because sometimes you get a dud, and they glow for 8+ hours but they do fade over time), glass bottles with corks, non-toxic glue, leather or clothe cording, a knife or tiny scissors.
- Clean your bottles and your LEDs.
- Hollow out the inside of your cork with a knife or scissors. You want a little space for the LED to snugly sit in.
- Attach the LED to the cork with a touch of non-toxic glue. Turn on the LED at this point too.
- While the glue sets up, fill your glass bottle with your lyrium or potion.
- Alternatively, if you don’t want to mess with hollowing the cork and gluing the LED into place, you can also just “frost” over the bottom of your glass and drop the LED straight in. The LED sinks and the “frost” disguises it. I used a touch of white acrylic paint to frost it. It took about 30 seconds.
- Back to the cork method! - Once the glue has dried and the cork is secure, pop it back into the bottle.
- Wrap your leather cording around the neck of the bottle to disguise the LED hanging there.
- And done! Go drink your lyrium like the drug addicted Templar you are!
Imagine how you might feel if your wildest and most wonderful fantasies were brought to life. That’s probably how a child would feel if their drawings of strange and wondrous characters were turned into real-life plush toys, which is exactly what Budsies does.
Budsies takes children’s drawings and reinterprets them as 16-inch-tall hypoallergenic plush toys – but they’ll take playful adults’ drawings, too.
NO DON’T GIVE THIS TO TUMBLR USERS THIS IS A GRAVE MISTAKE
CAN PEOPLE OF ALL AGES DO THIS
BECAUSE IMAGINE IF AN ARTIST WANTED A PLUSH OF THEIR OC
THEY’D HAVE THEIR OWN PLUSH OF THEIR OC
THIS IS FUCKING AWESOME
Because that cutie babu is turning 19 today \;v;/ He’s also 2 years with us on tumblr!
Kossyisgrowingupbuhuhuhu*grosssobbing*so yeah, Kossy portrait
and the birthday kissu to please those multiple KossEndy shippersand because I can
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KOSSY!
