
He/him. Name: Untilted or Hudson(my BATIM name) Writer , role player and artist! Don't feel afraid to send drawing requests or asks for my BATIM au!
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How Are You So Good At Drawing Humans?
How are you so good at drawing humans?
I struggle, man. Most of the time, I use refs or actually sit in front of the mirror just to draw a god dang pose.
However, I always remind myself that humans? Yeah, they're just a bunch of shapes. In my art style, they're just a bunch of boxes on top of each other.
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Decided to draw one of my awesome mutuals: @flowysgonemad
I really hope they like it :3 ^ ^U
Sorry it looks so bad XD
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I'm sorry I can't donate, but I'll try telling others about his
How Could You?
âMister Lawrence?â
I turned around, only to be met with my apprentice. He shuffled awkwardly, half of him hiding beneath the door. I then stared hard at my desk, letting out a sigh. Without meaning to, I dropped my book, music sheets spilling onto the floor. The yellowing papers swept up dust on the floorboards, I only narrowed my eyes at this. âWhat do you want, Johnny?â I muttered, kicking off my chair to retrieve the papers. I heard him slowly cracking my office door wide open and taking a few steps in. Bending down, my hands furiously grabbed the scattered papers. I didnât look at him. âSorry to interrupt, but the band is waiting for you.â He said meekly. His British accent caught me off guard. I stood up, carelessly plopping the bundle of papers on my desk. I turned to him, an eyebrow raised. Today, he was dressed in a pale blue vest, buttoned up white collar shirt and brown slacks. I groaned, âCanât they just warm up right now?â He hesitated, before he spoke, âTheyâve been doing that, but..theyâre getting impatient.â He nervously blew his light chestnut hair out of his face. I gritted my teeth, resisting the urge to yell. âThen tell them to wait.â I growled. Johnny frowned, avoiding eye contact with me. In a small voice he responded, âYou said thatâŠtwo hours ago.â Silence.Â
I stormed through the vacant hallways, not even waiting for Johnny. Posters were plastered every four feet it seemed. With their cartoonish style, they all stared at me and smiled. This only fed my annoyance. The lights above me flickered and buzzed, making my shadow grow long behind me.
 God, my head hurts. Even though my feet were slamming down on the creaky wooden boards, I could hear Johnny jogging after me. âMister Lawrence, wait up! Iâm sure we could make a compromise with the band, maybe even-â âENOUGH.â I barked at him. Irritation makes a nest inside my brain. Though, deep down, I do feel a little guilty. Trying to simmer down, I cleared my throat. âJohnny, is your brother already in his booth?â I asked, making a sharp left turn. He hurried after, finally keeping up with my pace. âLast time I checked, yeah. Though, he was pretty mad that you didnât show up.â I scoffed, rolling my eyes. Honestly, it felt like without me, the whole god damn music department would explode. âTch-well, he better be there.â I huffed.Â
Before Johnny could answer, I halted only to be met with a chattering river of musicians flooding out of the music department. Baffled, I yelled at one of the passing tuba players, Rick. âMister Hoffleman! Where the hell are you-â With dark glaring green eyes, the middle aged man snapped at me, âShut yer yap, Lawrence! Itâs been two months of the same shit ya make us go through. Well, weâre tired of it.â He growled at me, his southern accent lacing his words. I recoiled back, almost stumbling into Johnny! If Johnny apologized, I couldnât hear it. Not when my blood was roaring in my ears. I watched Rick stomp away, his brown suit jacket hanging from his shoulder. I didnât even notice that my jaw was hanging wide open, until Johnny quietly mentioned it to me. I couldnât speak, I couldnât command them to stay. I just stood there, and while I did, lots of folks hissed complaints and glares at me when they passed by. Is this what it feels like? To be powerless? I donât know why Iâm so surprised. Iâve felt this before. When he left.
Turns out, Norman was still in his booth, packing up his projector. Even though the booth was mostly consumed by lingering shadows, we could hear him shuffling around. I stared up at him, only for him to swing around and glare from above. âOh great, the all mighty composer finally arrived.â He said flatly, his dark grey eyes narrowing. With a grunt, he placed the metal projector on a rusted steel cart. âPolk, what happened?â I yelled, still looking up at the booth. The shadows answered with another grunt, âWhaddya mean what happened, Lawrence? Theyâre fed up.â A pause. When I didnât answer, he continued, âLook, I dunno what youâve been doin these past months, but Jesus, canât ya just compose the band ON TIME?? Some days, the doors are locked and no one can get in. Why? âCause ya keep forgettin to unlock âem. Meaning WE canât do what we need to do.â I felt my stomach tightened while my fists were clenched. âCanât you just get Franks to unlock the damn door?â I retorted hotly. âKid keeps forgettin his keys.â He replied with a monotone voice. I let out an exasperated sigh, feeling my nerves being shot left and right. Norman said nothing else and with that I turned around. I watched Johnny struggling to gather all the music stands. Taking a deep breath, I walked over to him and helped him put them away in the storage room. I didnât say anything. Despite how clumsy or frantic this kid is, I didnât hate him. Heâs a good apprentice.
 Well, decent anyway.Â
After stacking up the chairs and cautiously putting instruments in their cases, we were done. During that whole time, I didnât mutter a word. I was too absorbed in my thoughts. Was working with Mister Drew on his project really making me digress from what needs to be done? Surely, I could balance them both. Right? No. I couldnât and today proved that. Bitter disappointment felt like a knife in my gut, wedging itself further and further in. I felt something sting my eyes, rubbing them. Jesus, was I so powerless that I was having a stupid CRYING FIT?! I muttered something to myself, when suddenly, I felt a gentle hand clamped on my shoulder. âItâs okay to cry, Mister Lawrence! Itâs..itâs been a tough day, but..thereâs always tomorrow!â Johnny exclaimed, his eyes brightening. I stared at him for a moment, actually looking at him. His face looked similar to Normans, same nose, and structure. Light chestnut hair with streaks of dark brown while his eyes..well. One was dark grey, like Norman, but his other eye was a dark auburn. Wasnât that called.. Heterochromia? I think that's what it's called.
Anyhow, he just smiled at me sympathetically. Without thinking, I smiled back at him. âI..suppose youâre right.â I said, nodding curtly. He slipped his hand off my shoulder and walked over to the piano. âSo, about that music sheet you sent me home with yesterday, I practiced it and I think I got it?â He smiled, sitting down on the chair and straightening his composure. I was stunned. He practiced it? Hell, I didnât even tell him to do that. Though, of course, I was skeptical. I pulled up a stool and gestured for him to start. He cracked his fingers, staring down at the keys and gave it his all. There were a few slip ups, but I was impressed at how beautiful the melody was. And how Johnny was so focused on the piece. When he was done, he paused, before hesitantly turning his head to look at me. I stood up from my wooden stool and placed my hand on his shoulder. âGood work.â I praised, smiling at him slightly.Â
I swear his eyes lit like bright stars. I was proud of him. Even though I failed the band, I didnât fail him. UntilâŠI did.Â
Itâs been a few months since that moment.Â
I looked at my shaking right hand, a smoking pistol was tightly in my grasp.Â
Oh Johnny. Iâm so sorry.
IâmÂ
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Hmm unsure if this is a weird ask or not but what do you ship in batim/dr (donât worry Iâm not gonna start a shipping war, Iâm more or less normal when it comes to ships, if I donât like something I wonât interact, Iâm just interested in what ships other people enjoy and if so how they write the ship. :P)
Hmmm in my au, Norman x Susie is one of the main ships. I also like Henry x Sammy or Henry x Joey. If you're curious about the other ships in my au, you can just look at the Dead And Buried Cast.
I like a lot of ships and I can see why people vibe with certain ones, such as: Norman x Sammy or Alice x Allison, etc. Yeah ..uh XD I can vibe with a lot of them and if I made a list..it would be...too long.