So what’s up with Amy’s face when Erica walks in?
I would probably make the same O_O face if I ever met Erika Moen unexpectedly
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Author: Alex Heberling
Alex Heberling here. I own the place.
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Every chapter of The Hues has a title inspired by a song! Chapter 1 is named “Goodnight Sinatra,” and being a double-length chapter, the two acts are each named after a different song. Most chapters will be 24 pages long, but since this is the “premiere episode,” so to speak, I decided to smush two chapters into one longer one. :D
Act One is named after Goodnight Moon, by Shivaree. You’ll most likely recognize it from the ending credits of Kill Bill Volume 2. The lead singer of Shivaree is named Ambrosia Parsley, which is a pretty awesome name if you ask me.
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IT’S MY FACE!!!!
Made a vlog about that one time Klout sent me pasta.
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Feminist Frequency’s first video about women in video game tropes is out! Watching this while I work.
Woohoo!
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/swoon
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How about some Throwback Thursday?
This piece was not done by me, but from an old friend (Sailor Harmony) in the Senshi Exchange Club. Alex inspired me to dig through the depths of my junk drive last week when she posted her video artlapse of Sailor Mew (who is in the bottom right corner, I believe!)
This is a group of many of the girls from the SEC, a good twelve or thirteen years ago. My avatar, Uncia, is up there on the top row, third from the left, and she really hasn’t changed too much since!
Who else is here? (Alex, help me out!) I think the top goes Kairos, Hearth, Uncia, and the bottom has Silver Dragon, Star, someone and Mew, but I’m struggling with the rest.
Any tumblrs who were old-school Moonies may know, and if you’re an old SEC-er say hi!
I believe top row on the right is Sailor Eclipse?
Middle Row: Not sure about the others, but second from the left is Crystaline, I think. (I’m now looking through the folder of dolls I scrounged up the other night.)
Bottom row: Second from the right is possibly Shadow.
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Eyvind Earle concept art for Walt Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” (1959)
Worshipping this!
We had a set of Disney books in my first school where all the illustrations were like these. I remember taking them home and doing a zillion drawings based on them, when I was wee.