Sasuke gave Naruto a love letter cause expressing emotion is hard for the idiot. Don’t bother trying to read the letter, the canvas was flipped when I wrote it down lmao.
Hi all! I don’t know if you’re wondering or not but I still wanted to say that the problem i mentioned last time is not solved yet… This is going slower than i thought. (So, I will not share the end of my previous art yet) Well, I’ve been having stressful days since my silence and even forgot how to sleep. That’s why I decided to go back to drawing since I realized that waiting for the result for 10 days was wearing me out even more. So that I don’t waste my (maybe last) free time just waiting… Hmm I think now that maybe the problem gave me a little more time thanks to your good wishes, who knows! Oh and speaking of good wishes, I have to say that I saw all your comments and DMs now. And I’m going to read them even though it’s a little late… You guys really don’t know what all this means to me! Saying thank you doesn’t feel enough, but Thank You anyway to everyone who sent well wishes and kind words!! ❤️ I really hope all these good wishes don’t go in vain
SNS Dining with Itachi ((I’d like to think Itachi as Sasuke’s hard-to-impress, goth older brother, but it seems Naruto has made the mark. And ofc Sasuke is glad his bf and brother can get along.
Does anyone else like watching the progression of ship names and conventions and how they change depending on the fandom? Like, for instance, in anime, you often use the first one or two syllables of the characters name and put them together so: kiribaku, sasusaku, etc.
But then an OLD anime, specifically yaoi fandom, convention was to use the order to indicate the “seme” (top) and “uke” (bottom. my GOD the fact that I can remember this smh), so sasunaru or narusasu.
And then in western fandom, you used to have a slash, so luke/leia, kirk/spock, which of course, gave rise to the slashfandom name. Because people would say “I like x slash y, you know,as a relationship”.Then, for a long time you’d often have a portmanteau of two characters names, depending on if there was a similarity between them, typically at the vowel: spirk, klance, destiel, sterek. But NOW it’s gravitating more towards mashing the whole name or a nickname together: deancas, sambucky.
But then, you can also get really fandom-specific naming conventions, like Invader Zim, with ZaDR or ZaDF where the ship name was an acronym for the characters involved, and the relationship style, romance or friendship in this case.
And of course, it’s all very fluid, so you’ll see all of these naming conventions (and more!) mixing and matching through different fandoms and times.
also, if you were a Yu-Gi-Oh stan…you remember that there were literally 3000 ships and they all ended in -shipping (puzzleshipping, thiefshipping, etc) and all of the names had a significant connection to the characters involved. it was truly an art form back then.
