Any guy can be a babygirl but it takes a man five elite clone commandos to be a single mother
Rex: If this plan goes down the drain, where should we regroup? Anakin: The afterlife, I guess.
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oooohhhh you found flowers in the desolate snow landscape .. of course you did .. of course you must give them to your jedi …
When I was working on this, I saw that @superiorsniper sneaked in, abolutely in character without any interaction. I think you felt that I just worked on Lula in your face 😀 That‘s it – welcome, enjoy and get Lula‘d for superior grumpyness 😀🫶🏼
This time I tracked time again on this piece. It took me 1 hour and 19 minutes. I‘m getting better 😎
The other color version of the illustration I did for Techtober 2024, prompt "monochrome". It's not monochrome, so it doesn't fit for the prompt, but force, I really, really love this one.
One should always have at least 2 craft projects going. That way, when one of them is messed up and misbehaving, you can switch to another, and let the first one sit there and think about what it's done.
I saw a post (I can’t find it!!) of clones bodies and Fox was showering with his armor and it made me think of Spider-Man showering with his suit so I did this
Fwoom (intimidatingly)
Haven’t done one of these in a while! To be fair… haven’t written smth I was excited to share in a while. Here’s this!! Lmk what you think 🥰🥰
Cody continues to stare, unseeing, out the viewport.
“I don’t know these stars,” he murmurs finally.
Kenobi says nothing. Cody knows he’s listening all the same.
“When I… grew up, on Kamino. There were rare cloudless nights. The seas would still for maybe only a few hours at a time, and the clouds would part around these brilliant points of light in a pitch black sky.”
He closes his eyes. He can just about see it; the rain-slicked platform, the cadets all hushing each other as they hurried outside, hoping no longnecks would catch them, no trainers would see them. Hoping that Fett himself was asleep, that his own cadet had been enough of a handful that day that Fett wouldn’t catch them either, all of them breaking rules.
“We would find our way around the biggest stars, first. The brightest. The ones that were always there. Those were our trainers. The guiding stars to direct us to where we needed to look. And then… we started naming the other stars. And we named them after ourselves. After each other. Our batchers, our squaddies, anyone. There were so many stars in the sky… but there were so many of us, too, what felt like enough to give each of those stars a name. The command formation has me, Bly, Fox, Wolffe, and Ponds, about two fingers’ width up from the star that was Alpha-17.
“Each of those names on that report—” Strato. Pusher. Scald. Cinder. Fuck, he knew where each of their stars was.
His eyes snap open again. Unfamiliar stars fall past him. It’s a cold sort of comfort, to distance himself from the urge to scream that rises in his throat.
“Cody,” Kenobi whispers, near silent.
He drops his forehead to his knees. “A swath of the sky has gone dark,” he replies. “And there’s nothing I can do.”