2/2. Not my work, and unfortunately, I don’t have credits for these. Sorry!
There is a part one!
These are so spectacular. I want to do stuff like this. I can’t even. asjdhaljuga
Little boy lost at Comic Con.
At Comic Con a little boy had lost his dad in the crowd, and was scared until he saw the Flash and Wonder Woman. He went up to the Flash to asked for help, because he knows him.
Adorable.Moments when you know you’re cosplaying it right.
This is just too precious for words.
….;_____;
I don’t know why… but… this literally had me in tears. I couldn’t even help it. I’m actually crying. My God.
I really think I just need to go back to Calarts again.
Tugamaggie’s Tangled 2 fanarts are really inspiring. Hopefully I finish my homework fast, so maybeeeeeee I can doodle some R+E stuff down…….
ASDFHSJDFGKSJDGHDS;SDGFADFG;DAFG
COME HERE YOU GUYS.
Can I just… love you guys forever?.. :|
Can.. Can I do that?…
And there was the smile, as if it had never gone away.
You didn’t have to know Pilu long to see that he floated through life like a coconut on the ocean. He always bobbed up. There was some sort of natural spring of cheerfulness that bubbled to the surface. Sadness was like a cloud across the sun, soon past. Sorrow was tucked away somewhere in his head, locked up in a cage with a blanket over it, like the captain’s parrot. He dealt with troubling thoughts by simply not thinking about them; it was as if someone had put a dog’s brain in a boy’s body, and right now, Mau would have given anything to be him.
You didn’t have to know Pilu long to see that he floated through life like a coconut on the ocean. He always bobbed up. There was some sort of natural spring of cheerfulness that bubbled to the surface. Sadness was like a cloud across the sun, soon past. Sorrow was tucked away somewhere in his head, locked up in a cage with a blanket over it, like the captain’s parrot. He dealt with troubling thoughts by simply not thinking about them; it was as if someone had put a dog’s brain in a boy’s body, and right now, Mau would have given anything to be him.
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| — | Nation by Terry Pratchett |
