Holylazarus - (un)holy Lazarus

it’s just a harmless scarecrow

🔈 sound on people ! 🔈

hey, hEY, before come here with your guillotine, I have an excuse for this :  

… I wanted to do it :>   and I have some no regrets 

from now on I’ll draw happy people i swear ;-;

Now it’s back to drawing requests ahah

ofmd but everyone’s a lady

(don’t ask how they do anything around the ship in these petticoats…)

I love that the internet saw people comparing women and other alienated groups of people and went, “they’re dating,” and, “they support each other.” We’re improving as a society.

AND HERE. IT. IS.

After what feels like forever, I’m extremely happy to present to ya’ll the final product of the collaboration between Monochromatic and myself: Love You Just The Same!

Mono came up with the concept and wrote the script and story, I illustrated it! :3 Please be sure to support Mono ya’ll, she’s the reason this became a thing in the first place!! owo

This is probably one of the biggest projects I took on, and it was one hellofa challenge! I’m very proud of the end result, and I hope ya’ll enjoy!! ^.^

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Angela Barrett (British, b. 1955, Essex, England) - Illustrations for Beauty And The Beast by Max Eilenberg, 2006, Paintings: Watercolors

When Stede gets Izzy a fancy blade he thinks Izzy isn’t going to use it. That it’ll be one of the things that Izzy treasures, hidden away somewhere to be admired.

Izzy is a practical man though, and uses the knife every chance he gets.

One might say more often than he should. 

Laying it carefully on the table while making negotiations. 

Using it to pick the dirt from under his nails while in a particularly boring conversation. 

That sort of thing.

Stede thinks it’s because Izzy hates it. Confronts him about it. 

“You bloody idiot.” Izzy hisses, flush across his cheeks. “She’s the best blade I ever had. Made for me. Fits in my hand like she’s meant to be there. Course I love her.”

Stede looks confused. Lays out the evidence. 

“Pillock.” Izzy says, a tad too affectionately. “Scariest thing on the ocean is a man with a blade made for him. Most of ‘em we steal off dead bodies. But this one? It’s got my name etched into it.”

And it strikes Stede that yes, he hadn’t seen any other blade with etching. And oh, maybe that is why Izzy uses it all the time. 

The blade isn’t some fancy keep sake, it’s solid proof that Izzy is worth something.

It could have been useless to Izzy, like some cuff links. 

But Stede had chosen something subconsciously that would show Izzy, and any man he threatened, that he was worthy of adoration. 

Stede smiles a little bashfully, and kisses away the smirk from Izzy’s handsome face.

1964 ‘The Fool’ Guitar, designed for Eric Clapton but was later passed to Jackie Lomax and Todd Rundgren. The art deals with the themes of heaven and hell, good and evil, with the angel above hellish flames, and a “utopia” nature scene on the pick guard.

It’s so beautiful I just had to share :)

I think one of the most damaging ideologies towards children is the conviction that having children isn’t a calling but a moral obligation.

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