You have no idea how many people lurk on your work. No idea how many times people go back to revisit your work. How big they smile when they simply think about your work. How fast their heart beats, how excited they get when they see that you posted something.
People are shy with their feedback. Sometimes it’s because they’re simply shy. Other times it’s because they assume you already know how great and talented you are. Could be both.
My point is, even if you barely have any likes or reblogs, don’t get discouraged. You have a lot of silent fans, but they are still your fans. Keep on creating. Because there is always someone out there who will love what you have made.
This is going out to all of you incredible creators out there - I hope you all can feel my love and support for you and what you do
Don’t mind me, I’m just crying over Cora-san again.I recently finally watched his death scene (I read it and bawled my eyes out and was too afraid to watch it). Because of that, I’ve been drawing him everywhere. Let us come together for the beloved Corazon Rocinante.
One of the ships I will love forever. I woke up today with intense Inuyasha feels and I was itching to draw something out. I’m still practicing coloring and digital drawing.
well, i guess it is time to officially admit this blog has run its course.
it was nice to meet so many cool people, share all those feelings and moments, and spend great times together. however, i just don’t have the energy to do so anymore, and don’t have the same interests either.
specifically, i still love rdj, but i have no interest in the mcu or any media whatsoever.
i will leave the blog up for the sake of memories but won’t really post anymore.
if you want to reach me you can do so through my ig (irinamgram) or my twitter (semitatongxue)
merry christmas and happy new year! i wish you all a great life, thanks for all the memories :)
I don’t even know what to say. Whenever I see a notification that RDJ has a new social post, I expect joyous news about his new ventures, upcoming projects, and celebrations of his family. Never did I expect to read the shocking and terrible news that Jimmy is no longer with us.
Jimmy Rich was a constant in the fandom. He was a friendly face that made this community what it is today. Jimmy’s kindness and openness gave us unparalleled access to Robert’s work and life that we never would have expected otherwise. He was always the first to share the love we as a fandom had for him, for Robert, and for each other, to the world. The work he did allowed us to feel like we were part of the team, as if even through a screen, we were with Robert, Jimmy, Davy and Jeanne every step of the way on each press tour and each media opportunity that was happening across the other side of the world. Without him, we wouldn’t be the same.
It goes without saying that I had always hoped to meet RDJ in person and have a conversation with him. But on top of that, I had always wanted to meet Jimmy, to thank him in person, for being a brother to Robert, and for being a friend to us. I’m thankful that he was always a patient and positive presence, grateful for every interaction I had with him on Instagram, where he was always generous with his time, his responses, and his likes.
He was a beautiful soul, a genuinely loving person. I appreciate everything he has done for us, and my thoughts go out to his family. Though he is gone way, way, way too soon, I hope he’s found peace and reunited with his brother, Prometheus.
RIP to Jimmy Rich. He supported RDJ for many many years and has been a constant friend, brother and caretaker. Sending so much love to Jimmy’ s family and RDJ during this time.
NEW!!!! Robert Downey Jr. and his producer wife Susan are opening their doors to give a tour of their one-of-a-kind Malibu guesthouse. The energy-efficient, dome-shaped house — also known as a “Binishell” after its Italian architect, Nicolo Bini and his father, Dante — is featured in the spring issue of Purist magazine.
