Tag: i love this

rosiethorns88:

Paper. There was so much paper.

In celebration of A Court of Frost and Starlight release, I made a papercraft of the starfall scene from ACOMAF! This was a defining moment; not because of the awareness or longing, but laughter. It finally broke the year-long tension between these two – and all it took was some splattered star spirit to the face!

c-is-for-circinate:

wtfarraki:

thatsacooldragon:

I always approve of ladies having a chill time with dragons. Who needs to be a damsel in distress?

artist unknown

Art source:
Dragon Resting Its Head On The Lap Of A Woman – R. Leinweber (1912)

I love this picture because the body language (human and draconic) reminds me so much of when the dog decides she really, really needs to be at least half in my lap while I’m chilling with my computer.

Like, the dragon is all I adore you so much please pet behind my ears please and the lady is just sigh fine you always do this and I was going to get up for a glass of water but I guess I kind of love you too.

runningquill-art:

After-hours

Without
lifting her gaze from the leather folders she was carrying, Hermione hurried
into the elevator and distractedly slammed her palm against the button of the
ground floor.

“Staying
after-hours again, Granger?”

Hermione
flinched at the voice that had spoken over the metallic rattling noise of the
golden grilles sliding shut and cast a glance over her shoulder at the man leaning
against the far wall. She bowed her head in reluctant greeting.

“I’ve
got… paperwork,” she muttered, turning away and trying to ignore the heat
creeping up her neck.

“Sure.
Paperwork…” hummed Malfoy, drawing out the last word in an almost indecent
purr. “What about taking this paperwork somewhere else?”

Hermione’s
gaze flickered to the golden grilles; they were nearing the Atrium. Malfoy’s
office was the closest but they would still have to go back down a few levels.

“I was actually
going to suggest my place,” sounded his voice again as though he had guessed
her thoughts.

Hermione
turned around, a crease appearing between her eyebrows.

“Malfoy…”
she started.

“Yes,
Granger, I know…” sighed Malfoy, rolling his eyes. “As soon as we take it
home it becomes personal. After six months of your repeating it every other
night, I get it. What I don’t get is what would be so terrible about it?”

Hermione
stood still, taken aback, as the elevator screeched to a halt.

“I don’t- I don’t know…”

“Right,”
cut her off Malfoy, his face suddenly shutting, although she glimpsed a flicker
of bitterness in his gaze. “After you…” he said coolly, waiting for her to exit
the elevator.

Hermione
didn’t move.

“I was
going to say I don’t know your address,” she said quietly, stepping out into
the half-deserted Atrium.

Next
moment, she felt a hand settle in the small of her back, firmly steering her to
the row of fireplaces.

“Well, that
can be easily fixed,” whispered Malfoy’s voice into her ear.

cliffracer:

odinsnotwearingmakeup:

smartest-kid-in-class:

cupofcoffin:

A cunning vampire door-to-door salesperson who stands in people’s doorways and talks until they can find a convenient moment to drop their pen and the person picks it up and the vampire says oh “Thank you” and the person says “you’re welcome” and the vampire smiles a big fangy grin and steps inside

And that’s this vampire’s modus operandi for decades And then the language starts to change and suddenly millenials have homes and the vampire thanks them and they say “oh, no problem” and the vampire is like ???????????????? this was not the plan

Millineals Are Killing the Vampire Industry

honestly the most unbelievable part of this is where millenials can afford to own homes

the second most unbelievable part of this is millenials answering their front doors for people they didnt know were coming over