It’s the Chinese Year of the Dragon, so I just drew a wobbly dragon for my Chinese friends. He’s based on a picture I saw of an ancient dragon who had three toes but was still Chinese… I don’t know if anyone’s going to be able to see this photo posted here, in China. Last time I was there, this blog was cut off by the Great Firewall, but I post for it anyone who can: 恭喜发财
(Source: neilgaiman)
From Interworld, I think.
(Source: picklestothemoon, via kyoy)
one of my favorite bits about good omens art is how everyone decides to interpret “gayer than a treeful of monkeys on nitrous oxide” or “dark hair and good cheekbones” differently
and mostly how almost none of these depictions of aziraphale at all resembles the one on the cover of the book, which pleases me to be honest because i rather like everyone else’s aziraphales
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Neil Gaiman (from “Locks”)
For Father’s Day (which our household doesn’t actually celebrate, but w/e, I was rereading this last night and ajsd;fj ALL THE FEELINGS), I guess. We owe it to each other to tell stories.
EXCUSE ME AS I DIE AND NEVER RECOVER
oh god it’s like all my fandom dreams are coming true
first the good omens miniseries, then the ankh-morpork watch tv adaption, and NOW THIS
aaahhhh
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as written by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
Crowley:
Resolution #1: I must accept that Super-Gluing valuable coins to the sidewalk and then watching events from a nearby café is not proper demonic activity.
Resolution #2: The same applies…
