So… *checks Box*

Okay fucking ow

thinking about how many air nomads that died refusing to leave their injured sky bisons and defending them to their last breath while trying not to harm fire nation soldiers that came their way ... i love causing my own sadness

Prompt list: Firsts in found family/friendships

First moment of vulnerability

First shared secret

First inside joke

First time realizing you can rely on them

First time asking for help

First hug, like real, good, hug

First time calling them family

First holiday

First fight

First 3 AM call

First “I’m not going anywhere”

First time crying in front of them

First time meeting their biological/legal family

Terms of endeerment/nicknames

First ride or die moment

First I’m going to kill you

First gifts

First time they stand up for you/you stand up for them

First promise

First I love you

This is adorable💕

Using Peter Parker to practice drawing in a simpler style. The concept? Shirts he’s gotten as gifts from the ironfam

Sorry these are so dirty CamScanner doesn’t work well in the lighting I was in

au where when leia is yelling at vader in a new hope he figures out she’s his kid and flips back to the good side like, instantly & the two of them end up crash landed on tattooine trying to intercept r2 and/or obi-wan before they leave the planet. neither of them know about luke of course and there’s an entire planet to search. leia doesn’t trust anakin AT ALL and he’s like, awkward and pissy cause of the sand and also desperately trying to get on her good side 

Body Language Cheat Sheet for Writers

As described by Selnick’s article:

Author and doctor of clinical psychology Carolyn Kaufman has released a one-page body language cheat sheet of psychological “tells” (PDF link) fiction writers can use to dress their characters.

reaction pics everyone will still understand even with the text removed

small writing exercises

make up an origin and meaning of a name

write a family history going back centuries

pick a character and make them ramble about their favorite thing

make up a fable, pretend it’s as famous as the Grimm fairytales. how does this fable affect the world and what would people reference from it? (i love this one because it can be as crazy and silly as you want)

make a commercial for something that really shouldn’t be sold at all. try to convince people to buy it.

ACRONYMS. but, like, try to have it make sense

make a poem about your story/something in your story

rewrite a classic but put your own twist on it

make up a detailed recipe

make a monologue with a plot twist or punchline in the end

create a ridiculously detailed timeline for a character

childhood memory (real one or make it up!)

improv rap lyrics

the story behind an inside joke

make up a mythical creature

pretend to be a commentary youtuber and pick a topic

the what if? pick a story and create an alternate ending to it

pick one scenario and several characters. how different are the reactions based on their personalities?

Every single odd number has an “e” in it.