Well, if it isn’t the guy with the cheekbones.

the stoic teenager to being on the verge of tears anytime something slightly inconvenient happens adult pipeline is very real

Bothersome beast, comforting friend

An overgrown light pole in Poland

It's really hard to explain what I mean but yknow that moment in the show where the protagonist realises who is pulling all the strings and it all clicks into place. But it implicates their companion in the process? And they turn around to tell their companion about their revelation and the shot changes and you can just see the companion is already 5 steps ahead of them. They're got this knowing look and a smarmy smile on their face. And before the protagonist even gets to speak they have a silent moment of "we both know what we know." LITERALLY MY FAVOURITE TYPE OF VILLAIN REVEAL.

illustrated example of what i mean

This is called Anagnorisis.

This might be unpopular but I’m not going to use simpler vocabulary in my writing if it’s out of character for the narrator. If my POV character is a botanist, he’s going to call a plant by its name. If you don’t know what it is you can either Google it or move on just knowing it’s a plant of some sort.

I don’t like this trend of readers being angry that not everything is 100% understandable for them. I want my characters to be believable as people and sometimes people use words people outside of their field will not understand. That’s not a bad thing.

You don’t have to understand every word to get the gist of what’s happening. I’m not going to slow down an action scene to describe every weapon because someone might not know them by name. They can just assume it’s a weapon because that makes sense in the context of the scene.

I just had a debate with myself over using the word mezzanine, wondering if I should describe it instead. Ultimately I decided the character would call it a mezzanine, and therefore readers could look up a new word if they didn't know.

It's how I learned words like myriad as a seven year old reading Lord of the Rings for the first time, why would I steal that experiance from someone else by simplifying language?

I don't know about y'all, but books are how i know my vocabulary in the first place

Pale White Horse

Is that greens in your stew. Gimme that

They’re so tragic oh my god they’re so doomed oh my god

Thinking about Arthur Morgan and landscapes ;;

Some more sketchbook pages!! This time some red dead redemption 2 sketches I did while playing the game last summer.

If you like these you can buy my sketchbook fanzine at my etsy store <3<3

sketches from recently

always thinking about micahs white suit in this mission

In a recent Reddit post, Noshir Dalal, the actor behind Charles Smith, reveals that he believes Charles is an avid reader.

He also shares some really sweet behind the scenes moments.

actual footage of me reacting to javier singing

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