In Case You Havent Been Keeping Up, Ive Become Quite The Fan Of The Netflix Animated Series The Dragon

In case you haven’t been keeping up, I’ve become quite the fan of the Netflix animated series The Dragon Prince! It’s made by some of the co-creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender and is totally worth checking out.

Anyway, in the show, Rayla, the main girl, has aquaphobia (fear of water). It’s shown that she gets seasick easily and doesn’t like being in the water. So here’s Callum taking her into the water to show her that there’s nothing to be afraid of.

Based on a Tumblr post I made a week ago.

Characters © Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond Art © me

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When my parents drop subtle hints that they want me to do something

Friend: Wow, your hair has grown really long!

Me: I know, right? I'm actually thinking of growing it out.

Dad: Ha ha, well, let's not be hasty...

Cousin: So, the dress code for the wedding will be formal wear, a tuxedo and tie with dress shoes.

Me: Alright, that's manageable.

Dad: Should he get his hair cut?

Me: Dad, no...

College Counselor: Nice to meet you. You thinking about attending this coming academic year?

Dad: Yep! Oh, and forgive my son's hair; he's going to get it cut next week.

Me: Wait, what?

Me: *sleeping in my bed at night*

Dad: *peering over me* Cut your hair cut your hair cut your hair cut your hair cut your hair cut your hair cut your hair

Me: WHAT IS YOUR DEAL?!

Oh, I sure hope someone does! I might do it myself, TBH, but if anyone else wants to, feel free! Just make sure to credit me for the idea when you do so. ;)

Swimming Lesson

*Picture of Callum carrying Rayla into a lake or river*

Callum: C'mon, you have to conquer your fear of water sometime!

Rayla: CALLUM IF YOU DROP ME I SWEAR TO XADIA I WILL END YOU

Phantom of the Paradise Review: Deleted Scenes

Some deleted scenes from both parts of my Phantom of the Paradise review.

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There is that fanmade remaster...

Not sorry, but...

Music programs that don’t accept rock are on the same level of snobbery as creative writing classes that consider sci-fi, horror, and fantasy to be lesser art forms.

Don’t @ me.