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Fion Tse writes about the ways that social media has enabled illustrators and artists to amplify marginalized voices and build communities and audience bases outside of institutional channels. Illustration by @ColouredBraids: https://t.co/kGQruVe4t7
August 24 #AusWrites A book cover I like.
The covers of the #BlackthornAndGrim series by #JulietMarillier are so sumptuous! I always imagined my unpublished YA faery tale to have a similar cover - one day. 😉 #bookcovers
#History #Science: a radical new theory rewrites the story of how #Life on Earth began — #ChemicalBigBang
► https://t.co/nZKTStnE3y via @NewScientist
As someone who both draws and writes, I always really enjoy drawing scenes for my fics before I post them, or draw motif pictures based on them. I started writing a Lupin III fic yesterday and started drawing my motif image today. I'm liking how it's turning out so here's a crop.
(I like way too many things @askellie_ut writes...) SLAUE (18+) https://t.co/dz1QjnsPfj, dark fantasy fic about hopelessness pain and anguish showing a morally ambiguous swappap as the chaperone of a sadistic kid holding absolute power in a human society that rules over monsters
#AusWrites Day 22.
Share a book that you are keen to read.
So many.
I'll start with The Audacity by @lauraloupart - everything about this book screams "READ ME!"
Anonymous writes: "Hey Thomas, do you remember when Frankie and Hurricane uh... "recruited" you at the Steelworks and got rescued by James afterwards?"
He remembers.
https://t.co/tl6HRut8gH
#OTD 1818 Shelley writes to Mary about his journey to Florence "The country was various & exceedingly beautiful... [We] past between high mountains crowned with some of the most majestic Gothic ruins I ever saw.. half seen among the olive copses" 1/3
#BENDY #BATIM #Bendy_and_the_ink_machine #The_Ink_Demonth The Ink Demonth Day 19: Entertainment
Nothing is more entertaining than a good old cat-fight between two very (inky) pretty ladies.
The Prophetess belongs to the awesome @queenofcats171 who writes awesome BATIM fics!
In other Kieron Gillen review news, @prince_organa also has a review today of The Ludocrats #4.
Keigen writes, 'my favorite issue of a series that will likely end up being one of my favorites this year...'
https://t.co/rpLPdOmuTb
OC commissions! The scrappy girl and the man bound in leather are @N_trophy's, and the blonde princess belongs to @/aldarathomas_writes on IG
7. The first pic is... so old asdfg but here is Kitty Hawke, the latest victim of my Dragon Age overhaul of rewrites. Shes not a Hawke by blood, she actually married Garrett Hawke. Because I love him. And wanted an excuse for them to exist together in canon.
Sackboy cries every time someone writes LittleBigPlanet as "Little Big Planet". https://t.co/c3I1b8k1KY
“School systems that are future-focused see the need to build processes that look ahead more often than they look back,” writes @Ray_McNulty in August’s #AASAmag on how education leaders can operate in a volatile, uncertain, complex & ambiguous world. https://t.co/d5OStU9Heq
Comics scholar Michael Campochario (@EarthTwoMike) writes that “Women’s bodies and their choices regarding them are simultaneously admired, objectified, and legislated by men. I think Rogue can be seen as a metaphor for all of that.” 2/8
Wild Cards
In 1946, an alien virus that rewrites human DNA was accidentally unleashed in the skies over New York City. It killed ninety percent of those it infected. Nine percent of those who survived mutated into tragically deformed creatures. And one percent gained superpowers.
Definitely one of my favorite moments of the first issue. Look at those stunning @WordieJason colors. @DanielDKraus writes some emotional and moving stuff. The Autumnal #1 is coming very soon, pre order at your LCS! https://t.co/Yzh20HaAWv
This pattern with its bird motif appears in two colorways in the sample book. Parry writes that they date from after 1915 and may have been adapted from a historic textile design. This seems likely given both their style and the Firm's production in the 1910s.
Hana Tokidoki Kuma
by Sumiya Kei
Loud blonde boy falls in love with his “Pen pal” who he writes to in a shared notebook they keep at a cafe, til he finds out it’s not a cute girl but a giant giant boy (who loves flowers). They become close friends, and then, something more 💕
.@pundoles Fine Art Sale last week is one of many #virtual #auctions by to find success during the #pandemic, writes @gayatrishah