so let’s not dwell on what's going on over on IMDB, but it does seem like the final episodes of A Knight of The Seven Kingdoms have you all in a chokehold. Here’s a collection of the fan art you’ve been making of dunk, his friends, his frenemies ...and maybe possibly lovers? 👉 👈 we live in hope. never stop shipping, y’all
(mild spoilers ahead)
@klavieren:
It's a Tuesday in November of the year 2025, and Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein has us all in its clutches. The Creature in particular has really captured your collective imaginations as we all relive our love for a 207-year-old tale—and thankfully, the artists on Tumblr have our best interests at heart. Please enjoy this collection of Frankenstein art. Spoilers (and many depictions of The Creature) ahead!
(Tap on the attribution to go to the original post :)
@phantomw0rks:
@dancinghannigram:
@vamprire:
One of the best moments in fandom is when a ship you love to ship becomes a canonical ship. And, of course, there’s nothing Tumblr likes more than a bickering lord and his underling. This Tumblr Tuesday is dedicated to Henry of Skalitz and Hans Capon of Pirkstein, who have been canonized as lovers in the recent release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Thank you to all the artists who are outdoing themselves with pictorial celebrations of that fact.
Yes, it’s that time of year again. We’re celebrating July the only way we know how—by sharing some excellent lycanthropic art from across Tumblr. We hope all (were)wolf-enthusiasts enjoyed the Buck Moon on Sunday, and that you delight in these powerful beasties, brought to you by your very own #artists on tumblr.
(Please proceed with caution if blood, gore, or animal parts squick you out, as there is mild body horror ahead—you know, the kind you might expect on a post about humans morphing into creatures and vice versa.)
