Look How Happy He Is!

Look how happy he is!

When you work with nothing but paper, your options are limited

i tweeted this yesterday and i’m losing my goddamn mind at the likes/rts 

nothing i ever posted of art on twitter got this much attention i’m wheezing 

Cats are cats, I don’t care how big and bad arse they are. Please credit with @crossroad_c_pettigrew in the description if you choose to repost on instagram.

Percy: Okay, so Nico, first you shadow travel in with Piper and Piper, you charmspeak the guards, then Leo, comes in with the fire, Alex you can run in with Leo as a lion. Thalia, that’s when you and the hunters go into the facility and-

Annabeth: What are you guys all doing here?

Percy, Piper, Thalia, Leo, Nico, Will, Travis, Connor, Alex, Magnus, Sadie and Jason: Nothing

Reyna: They’re plotting how to free the aliens in Area 51.

So about the Sides

Is Lilly the only person who can see them or can everyone? Like , like can Thomas's friends just walk into his house and find like 5 of him or is Supperwoman the only one?

👓 as a superhero/supervillain! 

@striyo​ do realize what you’ve done wHAT YOU’VE STARTED

Hamlet superhero AU

(which I honestly didn’t expect to make, thank you for this prompt!)

Hamlet is reluctant to continue his father’s legacy. He hesitates to use the psionic powers he inherited, but he eventually embraces them for the sake of avenging his dad. He goes all out when he kills Claudius.

He reads the minds of his mother and uncle during the first court scene, recoils, and goes “LET ME NOT THINK ON’T.”

(idk what powers to give Claudius and Gertrude yet though)

Horatio and co. stumble upon Hamlet Sr.’s secret base of operations, and only Hamlet Jr. can access his dad’s data/video log.

After seeing his father’s “ghost”, he begins reading people’s minds without hesitation, mostly out of paranoia.

Reading Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s minds, he tells Horatio, “How can a human mind have that much space?”

Gertrude is oblivious to Claudius’ alter ego. “A murderer and a supervillain!”

Laertes has enhanced strength (+ fire-related powers?), and holds up Hamlet in the graveyard scene with only one hand.

PSIONIC. SWORDS.

Hamlet struggles to create a sword at the beginning + killing Claudius, but in Act 5: “I have been…” /materializes a sword in seconds “…in continual practice.“