notbeingconstructive:

paintgod:

my brief was to “Ask someone for instructions in what to do and then obey them” and i think i did pretty well! i asked my friend “what should i do for this assignment?” and she said the above quote and then i had to make a record of it!!

now THAT’s arty.

wetwareproblem:

socialjusticeichigo:

stereks:

anti-anti-survivor:

ryuronny:

1petulantkitten:

valisartbin:

artisticallyunstablewriter:

starflavouredcandy:

furry-scientist:

kelly-chan-is-a-bad-pickle–help:

kurochi777:

fyrae:

juliejotheotaku:

Skbic fbd geshtcfyt

sonic the hexgejog

Sonic urhr hedfh hif

sonic the hedgehog

HOW TF-

soni the hedgehog

sonic yhe jeacgdgod

sonic the hegde hog

oh wow

sonic thr hesgehof

Dingo gjvngygfgfij

Sonic the Hedgehog

somic the hedgehot

so close

sonic the hesdge

fuck lol

sonic the hedgehog.

sonic the hedgehog

computer: sonuc thr hrfhrjih

phone: sonic the hedihih

marauders4evr:

In my humble opinion, Coraline is one of the best movie adaptations out there because it actually strays away from the book a lot and adds/changes several different things, but it does so all for the sake of a visual medium which is exactly what a movie adaptation should do!

There’s nothing showing the Beldam making the doll but darn it if that’s not the most aesthetically pleasing scene in stop motion animation:

The appearance of the tunnel is never described (other than it being musty and her feeling a force behind her) so they made a psychedelic tube: 

In the book, she meets the three ghost children at a generic picnic but the movie, for reasons I will always love, decided to show them against an animated, interconnecting, version of the Starry Night:

The blue hair, the garden, the world falling apart—

Everything is tweaked to be more visually pleasing.

Which is the point of turning a book into a movie in the first place!

luxwing:

mystical-flute:

marauders4evr:

Aw, how’s this for some good old nostalgia?

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Wait

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No way.

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I guess nobody remembered that I was on FictionPress, too.

So, hi. I’m the girl you all knew as Tara. My FF.net account really was hacked (twice!), once in 2006 and again in 2009. As of 2017, Support still doesn’t answer my requests to regain it, although I can’t say I blame them. They’re probably scared I’ll flood their site with poorly written sex scenes again.

I’m lucky the hackers never migrated to this account, considering it had the exact same login credentials. (They’ve since been changed, don’t worry.)

I’ll let the account’s creation date speak as to whether it’s legitimate or not.

Thank you all so, so much for keeping My Immortal alive over the years. You fill my heart with so much love. (Preppy moment, oops.)

That’s about all I have to say for now.

Because I’ve received several messages asking this, and predict I may receive more, I’ll answer it here. No, I am not Lani Sarem. Really bad fiction simply tends to read the same. No, I’m not on Facebook. Or Deviantart. Or MySpace. Or Youtube. (Etc.) I am on Tumblr. But I use my real name there, and it’s not Tara.

She’s okay!

OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD.

This Year Cannot Be Real Holy Shit