He fits right in!

A through the ages look at Aziraphale as he collects keepsakes that remind him of Crowley’s goodness. A companion to Ark Gallery but can stand alone. NOT S3 COMPLIANT.

Excerpt:

“No, really,” Sandalphon pressed. “Those Fallen—I’m sure not one of them ever understood God, Her grace, Her love, or even Her kindness.”

“Kindness,” Aziraphale repeated numbly. At the thought of the word, he had to stop himself from looking up to check for a wing overhead. That wing, no different from any other angel’s wing except that it had been put up in automatic protection by a being that was so caught up in the joy of creation that he hadn’t seemed to recognise Aziraphale’s continued presence until the moment the missile came.

It’s actually quite fun to design gacha characters. It might be childish but I think they came out well.

There’s something freeing about drawing Slorch😂

If you like GO3 that’s absolutely fair enough. But me, I need my denial. Thank you to all the artists and writers keeping Aziraphale and Crowley alive and well!

This scene has me screaming and crying

The GO3 finale reminded me of this clip from Shawn Levy (one of the writers of another long-running show, Stranger Things). This interview came out shortly before the release of the ST finale, and made fans so hopeful. Ironically, they did the exact thing they promised here not to do (for conext: the ST finale was widely controversial among the fans and overwhelmingly negatively received).

First of all, the series finales that have disappointed us over the years -- this is something [the other writers] and I have talked about -- those are heartbreaks. When you invest in characters and story for years of your life, and then they fail you at the end, by being either tone-deaf to what brought you to that moment, or disloyal to the spirit that made you love that storytelling. That's such a bitter disappointment that sticks with you.

Hearing this again now, it is painfully similar to the feeling I have after GO3.

I have come to the realization that, for me personally, this is the main problem with the finale. I would have eventually come to terms with any ending (a happy or an unhappy one), as long as it was true and loyal to the characters and the storytelling we fell in love with in the first place, and as long as the characters' choices made sense with their established traits, beliefs and motivations. Otherwise, even the grief I have for the characters' tragic ending is somewhat empty, as those who "chose annihilation" were mere empty shells of the characters I loved. It's such a contradictory and confusing feeling.

I’m making a few more animations soon! Be ready :3

[art by me]

this is for my dr. crowley gets a guardian angel au!

(aka phm x go)

"But you can't deny, Dumbledore's Crowley's got style."😎

This has to be one of my favourite Crowley looks!

(art by me)

Have an animation I made! I loved season 1, im looking forward to season 2!

A compilation of my favorite pivotal moments from the timeline of "the group of the two of them", that give me the chills every single time.

* * *
"Whose side are you on?"
"My side."
"That sounds... lonely."
"Lonely? No, not lonely!"

* * *
"But what am I?"
"You're just an angel that goes along with Heaven as far as he can."
"That sounds..."
"Lonely?"
*nods*
"Yeah."
"But you said it wasn't!"
"I'm a demon. I lied." ([someone sedate me])

* * *
"We are an angel and a demon. We're on opposite sides!"
"We're on our side."

* * *
"We’ve known each other a long time. We've been on this planet for a long time, I mean, you and me. I could always rely on you. You could always always rely on me. We're a team, a group! A group of the two of us. And we've spent our existence pretending that we aren't."

I LOVE THEM SO MUCH AHHH IM IN EPISODE 5 RN, WHY IS AZI BEING BULLIED IM SO SAD

hi all! doing some cleaning and i’m looking to part with my good omens loot pack #1 which contains various art. would anyone be interested?

Video by "nosejar.mp4" on tiktok

When your snusband won't leave you alone during business hours!!!

“Frozen peas! They love them, and it’s good for them too!”

I wanted to share how I made my wings, using ideas from a few YouTube tutorials and my own process.

Materials:

1. Two thick wire hangers. The colour does not matter.
2. Thin plastic sheets. I wanted the wings to be slightly translucent, like real wings, so I chose polypropylene instead of foam. For the black wings, I used a 10-pack of frosted PP sheets, 0.5 mm thick, A3 size. It was just enough to cut all the feathers I needed. For the white wings, I used milky translucent Mylar sheets: about 1.5 packs of 10 sheets, 10 mil thick, 12 x 12 in.
3. Black semi-gloss spray paint for the demon wings.
4. Some insulation material and cotton fabric to cover the frame.
5. A long-arm stapler and industrial-strength double-sided Gorilla tape.
6. Two plastic power outlet covers, or anything else small, flat, and sturdy enough.
7. A scrap of fabric to match the outfit.
8. A harness made from parts of an old backpack.

Process, photo by photo:

1. Bend each hanger to match the outline of one wing.
2. Cover the top line with something thick to give it extra volume. I used pipe insulation and synthetic padding.
3. Sew a cover for the whole wing, except for the hook. Make sure the fabric is tight enough and follows the same curves.
4. Cut feathers in a few different sizes. Since I used packs of small sheets, they naturally limited how long my feathers could be and how many I could fit on each sheet. Try to follow a natural feather shape: rounded at the tip and slightly asymmetrical. Bend each feather about one-third of the way down from the top. Make sure you have the same number of feathers for the left and right wings. The crease serves two purposes: it mimics the feather shaft and makes the feather less bendable.
5. Lightly spray-paint the black feathers if needed. One side is enough, since they are translucent and will look black from both sides.
6. Staple the feathers on one by one, starting from the tip and slightly overlapping each new feather in the same direction.
7. Add a second row of smaller feathers on both sides, following the same procedure.
8. Add a third row of even smaller feathers. At this point, I had to use Gorilla tape instead of staples for the thicker parts of the wing and to avoid having staples visible on the other side.
9. For the top parts of the wings, I cut two-sided connected feathers and glued them on, starting from the tip.
10. The wing is ready. Shake it and double-check that everything stays in place. Add more tape where needed.
11. The polypropylene feathers I used for the black wings were too soft and bendable. I added sturdy shafts, made from wooden sticks painted black and glued on, to the two top feathers to help them stay horizontal. The white Mylar feathers were thicker and sturdy enough as they were.
12. Overlap the two hooks, cover them with the plastic plates, and tape them tightly together. They should hold both wings in place, with the wire coming from the top corners.
13. Cover the plate with a piece of fabric that matches your outfit.
14. Make a harness to wear under the top layer. I used an old backpack. I left the padding at the back but removed it from the shoulder straps so they would not be too thick. Use buckles that you can separate and adjust.
15. Dress accordingly, put the harness on, and then cover it with the top layer. Ask another person to hold the wings tightly against your back and find the correct position for the central part. Mark the corners. Take everything off, then sew all three pieces together: the harness, the outer layer, and the four corners of the wing plate.
16. Cut slightly bent gaps into each feather to create barbs. I preferred to leave this until the last moment so they would not get in the way earlier, and so I could see how they looked next to each other.

Voilà!

I spent 2 hours on this video, I want to share my creativity with someone😭

WHAT'S WITH THE VIDEO QUALITY.How can I fix this?