Owl-Light

Reblogging whatever I like, from pokemon to porn
  • student: can i borrow a pencil
  • teacher: i don't know, CAN you?
  • student: yes, also colloquial irregularities occur frequently in any language and since you and the rest of our present company understood my intended meaning being particular about the distinctions between "can" and "may" is purely pedantic and arguably pretentious
tmirai: roxievizcarra: Sometimes women warriors have lives outside of slaying beasts and decimating armies! Not often, though.  This is one of two pieces I have in the WOMEN WARRIORS ZINE that I have been putting together along with my two mighty collaborators Abby Boeh and Julia Scott! This FANTASTIC BEAST OF A ZINE will be debuting at MoCCA and include the artwork of over 25 truly excellent illustrators, so please check it out come April 6th & 7th in NYC! Making a big zine like this has been a truly amazing experience. I’m blown away by the amount of interest in the project, but above all, I’m truly humbled by the variety and sheer talent of everyone who’s contributed.  I’ve always loved this concept, switching the “traditional” gender roles of a warrior and their lover. This is beautiful.

tmirai:

roxievizcarra:

Sometimes women warriors have lives outside of slaying beasts and decimating armies! Not often, though. 

This is one of two pieces I have in the WOMEN WARRIORS ZINE that I have been putting together along with my two mighty collaborators Abby Boeh and Julia Scott! This FANTASTIC BEAST OF A ZINE will be debuting at MoCCA and include the artwork of over 25 truly excellent illustrators, so please check it out come April 6th & 7th in NYC!

Making a big zine like this has been a truly amazing experience. I’m blown away by the amount of interest in the project, but above all, I’m truly humbled by the variety and sheer talent of everyone who’s contributed. 

I’ve always loved this concept, switching the “traditional” gender roles of a warrior and their lover. This is beautiful.

(via fuckyeahhardfemme)

Given enough time, hydrogen begins to wonder where it came from, and where it is going

—attributed to Edward R. Harrison (via abaldwin360)

kapoot2:

Katsuya Terada’s illustrations of the early Legend of Zelda for Nintendo Power Magazine.

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That’s not how you hold a bow, Link.

(via basedhylia)