Look At That Speed

Marvel Comics #1000: We’re Calling Him Ben

CHECKPOINT REACHED!

Take care of yourselves! If applicable… 

Save your work;

Stretch your wrists;

Stand up or give your back/legs some movement;

Grab a glass of water or other hydration of choice;

Double check if you took your meds today;

When was the last time you ate? Time for a snack, perhaps?

Be kind! <3

gentle reminder

if you are a creator and you didn’t or couldn’t create today, it’s okay - i hope your spark can come back soon; please try your best to not be so hard on yourself

3 am is the best time to art.

House on Haunted Hill (1959) dir. William Castle

“Darling, the only ghoul in the house is you.”

*smooches Breakfasts cheek* I love youuu 💖❤️💖 uwu

I wub you too ❤💖

I miss you!!

Continuation with Loboto crushing on Sasha and Milla! I just had to! XD ❤️

The Psychic Power Couple 🧠❤️

Puparia (2020) - Shingo Tamagawa

shoutout to slow creators!

i know it can be disheartening to work so slowly when it seems like everyone around you works so fast and churns out great content left and right. i know it's easy to get frustrated with yourself for having to spend so much time on one thing and sometimes it's hard to stay motivated long enough to finish. but the things you make are so good, and taking lot of time on something isn't a bad thing. creation can be a very painstaking process, but the amount of love and care and effort and attention you pour into your work bleeds through. people can feel it. they appreciate it. they see how hard you try and they see how your thoughtful approach to creation affects the quality of the end product. speed is definitely a skill you can develop and chances are as you practice more and get more comfortable with things, you'll be able to work faster. but no matter what, the things you make are worth waiting for. keep creating! you are wonderful!

Peeping Tom (1960) Directed by Michael Powell