Thanks For The Tag, @reallyangryhawk And @jaysbrainsalad !

Trick or treat 🧛🎃

Have this cat pic as a treat. (Idk how the whole trick or treating works I'm sorry)

Modelling enthusiasts look at a model who isn't a size 0 and act like it's the end of the fucking world like wtf do you mean "the inclusivity is too forced" just say that you want other people to conform to your standards bish

Anyways, here's some 1830s ladies watching an opera.

((They're in love btw))

He looks.. okay, I guess. Definitely not historically accurate, but it still kinda resembles the real thing :P

(A portrait of Claus Chasterell, A. Vilhelm, 1822)

Claus Chasterell (1783-1852) was a poet, playwright, and actor. Born to a working-class household, he found his luck on winter 1803, having Duchess Isabel of Ellster as his patron. (He later became independent with no patronage)

In Ellster, he met a lot of people who ended up being relevant to his life, such as Norabella Oakley, an actress that he married, only for them to divorce on 1818 (although they still had a good relationship, it just wasn't romantic anymore), and Alois Vilhelm, an artist who used to work as Duchess Isabel's guard, who was also his lifelong friend.

He gained popularity from his play, "Snowstorm", a tragedy, and his wonderful acting only adds to his fame. Although it wasn't the only reason..

Claus was also a very handsome man himself. Lots of people would storm the backroom before his play (where he starred) began, or after it ends, just to see him, or get a strand of his hair, if they're lucky. Percival Chasterell, his son, recounts an event similar to what was described in the previous sentences:

"Those people, they were rushing to the backroom to meet my father. I still can hear their footsteps, until this very day. It turned to such a terrible situation that Mr. Vilhelm, who was accompanying me in the theatre, had to come out and calm down the crowd."

There were some speculations about Claus, such as a theory of him being attracted to men. It originated from a play of him, "The Knight and The Elven Bard", that subtly hinted at romance between two men, and the discovery of some letters to a male recipient which seems to match his handwriting only strengthened the theory.

Claus Chasterell passed away in his birth town, Ferncliff, in 21 March 1852.

Farewell, my dear, farewell.

Thanks for the tag friendo :D

I tag @rattopotato , @matwine and anyone who wants to do this.. no pressure tho :3

One of my friends shared this picrew and I just had to do it.

Tag a few friends who you want to see do this picrew too.

It's too damn cute.

Imma tag @ttuesday @daily-escuella @dweebpheles @kitty-the-outlaw and anyone who wants to do it. (no pressure)

Sunset :3

Thanks to @adlib-art @reallyangryhawk and @makethechange for tagging me!

1. Drawing ocs just because I like how they look

2. Chocolate

3. Finding out new stuff about nicc

4. My best friends and my followers from both ig and tumblr

5. Listening to my favorite pieces/songs

Idk who to tag so I guess anyone who saw this can reblog if they want to (^w^)

Pass the happy! 🧡 When you get this, reply with 5 things that make you happy and send this to the last 10 people in your notifications!

:D okie!

1) getting comments on my fic

2) my bf

3) candy :3

4) my tumblr friendos & mutuals :)

5) getting asks :D

Ok I’m tagging @catboy-josuke @meltedstairs @rosemaryfairweather @queergeek123 @makethechange @itme-nofaithleft @nicoleautumn @whythefuckdoiexist @thisiscyrin @i-wanna-scream-tm

Finished the book, now starting the series :)

Just made some art.. need to improve some stuffs but this is quite alright I guess..