Oh I Love Them - Tumblr Posts
davion was emo, skinny and had a crush; shaye was drop dead gorgeous✨
it seems that people really liked my salarians so i drew some more
꒰ྀི ✧ — @kunstmarchend asked: minding that their claws don't snag, sovann ruffles misha's already fluffy hair. if they're not careful, it will become a force of habit to do so whenever they take to following behind the boy like they're his shadow. / ( you'll be getting a full starter but sovann misses their totally-not-surrogate-little-brother <3 )
↳ -: ˚ʚ ( Unprompted. ) ɞ˚ :-
‧₊˚ ⋅ ꒰১ ᯓ ☆ㅤ˗ˏˋㅤ❛ㅤH - hey ! You're MESSING my hair up !ㅤ❜
˚ʚ ☾ ɞ˚ㅤ˗ˏˋㅤㅤ𝑰𝒕 𝒘𝒂𝒔 𝒐𝒃𝒗𝒊𝒐𝒖𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒔𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒅𝒔 𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒔𝒂𝒊𝒅 𝒊𝒏 𝒋𝒆𝒔𝒕 as he could HARDLY keep the smile off of his face. Once the other seemed to be satisfied, the boy turns and gives them a big HUG !
˚ʚ ☾ ɞ˚ㅤ˗ˏˋㅤㅤ❛ㅤI MISSED you too !ㅤ❜
It's cursed by all get out but look at him gooo
I freaking love discord
Anyway Leosagi? Is that what it's called? Child
strawberry and banana!!!🍓🍌✨
freaky bird thing with big weapon
K-Pop Spotlight: DAY6
Come one, come all to a K-Pop Spotlight that is sure to dazzle and delight ’til the final curtain. This week, all eyes are on DAY6 following the release of their eighth mini-album, Fourever, and brand new title track, "Welcome to the Show." We caught up with the band to discuss their goals as they approach their 10th anniversary and their ever-growing connection to their fans through their music. Check out our full interview below!
Tracks like “Welcome to the Show,” “The Power of Love,” and “Get the Hell Out” seem to have very different themes. Can you tell us a little about how these songs relate to each other and what aspects make this album cohesive?
SUNGJIN: As we pursue the idea of being a 'band that sings every moment,' it seems like our albums, including the recent one, prioritize diversity in songs and situations rather than unity. Consequently, our albums contain various genres and narratives. However, there seems to be a commonality in most songs, depicting situations that everyone has either gone through or might experience.
Young K: First and foremost, I would say this album is a compilation of the best songs we could create. There's definitely a theme of love running through it. "Welcome to the Show," "The Power of Love," and "Get The Hell Out" all talk about the concept of love.
What goes into creating titles for DAY6 songs and albums, especially those that don’t come directly from your lyrics? Do you find it hard to condense the intentions and themes of a song into a title?
Young K: While there have been cases like that, all the songs on this album came from the lyrics. Sometimes, when choosing a title, we select the one that best describes the song—other times, we choose to give it a twist or make it more intriguing.
WONPIL: Naming songs involves a lot of deliberation. We often contemplate which title will catch the eye and capture the song's essence. Usually, we try to take it from a verse in the chorus. This can be a challenging part of the songwriting process.
Is there a creative project you’ve always wanted to work on but haven’t gotten the chance/found the time?
SUNGJIN: I'm very curious, and have a principle of "trying to experience as much as possible." There are so many things I want to try musically and personally, especially among the things I know but haven't tried yet.
DOWOON: I hope we can have a song that we can collaborate on with My Day, like a choir.
What does your work/studio setup look like? Where do you feel the most creatively inspired?
DOWOON: We try to keep the studio as tidy as possible and make it comfortable for practice sessions.
WONPIL: When working on songs, we talk a lot. We get inspiration from little conversations, joking around, sharing stories, and listening to music from various eras regardless of genre while giving opinions. We also try to build emotional connections with the songs. There’s a lot of communication going on. The songwriting process takes place in the studio of our long-time collaborator, composer Hong Jisang, with whom we've been working together since our debut.
How do you want to evolve as a musician/producer?
Young K: I want to be eagerly anticipated and awaited as an artist. Without those who wait for us, we wouldn't release or even step onto the stage. So I’m always thankful for My Day.
WONPIL: My biggest goal is to make good music for My Day and the public, so I think I'll continue to ponder. When working on songs, I pour my sincerity into them. I constantly strive to express this sincerity musically, fully capturing the emotions I want to convey. I hope to create songs that can still be listened to even after 10 or 20 years.
Design your own Tumblr blog: choose an aesthetic, a blog name, and would you be a frequent poster or lurker?
SUNGJIN: I think I’ll use it to catch up on friends' updates. For the blog name, THUMB BLUR sounds good to me. I might end up being a lurker who never posts.
DOWOON: Maybe a blog for plants? I think I'll post it like a diary.
Want more DAY6? Check out their new mini album Fourever and the music video for the title track “Welcome to the Show,” both out now!
More punks 🤎
Posing like a model - this beautiful magpie.
Their wholesome interaction may be short but the impact is long lasting
I just need Senshi to teach him to make noodles, he’d be a great teacher
A couple of days ago, I read an interview with Ryoko Kui. And I decided to draw Mithrun's brother.
We finished our comic strip workshop today, it was so much fun and I’m really happy with the final result! I had so much fun with these characters I lowkey wanna use them in the future ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)