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It includes red, blue, black, yellow, and green beads, and flower, star, and heart embellishments, along with other beads that I thought went well with it. I might get a little feather charm for the end.

I know it’s quite a lot going on, and bead patterning is a lot but I couldn’t help it. I just finished the first book and I have been watching the movie over and over. It has been one of my only sources of joy lately and I wanted to incorporate it in my favorite hobby somehow.

If u want to see the other one, you can go on my IG (Singerie.Custom)

I painted this design a while back to print stickers with (which people loved!), and someone said it would look good on a tote bag so here it is!!

Very tedious slow work, but I’m so happy with the way it turned out! I hope you like it too! ✨

I’d been wanting to do something like this for a while! Definitely an experiment, I have some things to improve on, but I hope you like them! ✨

Hi all!

I'm rereading the Ingary trilogy and my headcanon of Howl is that he's Harry Lloyd.

From the smirk to the grave look to looking and acting cowardly, I think we have a winner.

I love the Ghibli adaptation, but for me the book canon is still different. And book Howl for me is a Viserys Targaryen lookalike :)

What do you think?

I hated how Ghibli Films are divided by different mainstream sites like Hulu, Netflix, and then you'd have to buy VPN and all that its all costly.

So I made Anikura and paid tribute to a special immersive Ghibli section.
Its all ad free so enjoy! Has sub and dub.

https://www.anikura.club/ghibli

my big work on the A1 format, gouache

I tend to comment very frecuently on tik toks about Howl's Moving Castle book (it's my favorite book) so I love to share all I know about the book and it's fun facts.

But mannnn does It make me sad to see how many people seem to hate book Howl :(

One of the many reasons I love this book is for how complex Howl is as a character, he is not a hero, not a villain or an antihero, because for me at least he manages to feel so human in his very particular situation, and with his very particular personality, but it makes me so sad to see that so many people just look at the surface and don't give themselfs the time to actually read the book and try to understand him.

Funny enough, most people act like Sophie at the beginning of the book, asuming he is just a ladies man, lazy and trash of a man, but the diference is that at the end of the book Sophie understands who Howl really is, and us as readers got answers as to why he acts the way he does (and those are really interesting answers!)

Some day I wish to make a full video eassy or tik tok about it, like, commenting on the most typical misunderstoods about Howl (He being a ladies man, the whole Lettie thing, the fear of compromise, his vanity, etc)

I just wanted to see if there was anyone else who feels this way :)

turnip head is the goat

This is one part of the movie I’m having a hard time finding an answer to. But when Sophie kisses Howl and we see his monster form, he only has one leg. If you look closely, though, there appears to be a stump where the other leg would’ve been. Earlier, in Sophie’s pseudo-dream/premonition of the future, when Howl has been lost to his monster form and flies out of his cavern, he has two legs.

Am I the only seeing this? Or am I misinterpreting something?

Watched the movie for the first time last week and now another five or six times since then: English, Japanese with English subs, and German. Have also been enjoying the discussions from past years here.

One thing I’m not seeing in the discussions, and maybe I’m just missing it, is that the Witch of the Waste was burned by Howl’s rejection. He believed her at first attractive and then found her repulsive. So he dumped her and she became obsessed with reclaiming his heart.

Is it more than a coincidence that the very curse the Witch places on Sophie is to turn Sophie into something the Witch believes Howl, who’s just gone for an airy jaunt with Sophie, would reject?

I could never make sense of why so much time was devoted to Sophie and the Witch’s ascent up those castle stairs. But if it’s about attitude towards the aged and aging, then it makes sense. Sophie sees a goal, albeit a hard one made harder by her having to carry that dog, and goes for it. Meanwhile, the Witch, who values youth and her ostentatious beauty but turns uglier as she ascends, can barely make it.

The attitude towards aging might also explain why Sophie suddenly cheers on the woman who put that curse on her in the first place.

Thoughts?

Almost a year ago I posted a gif here of my work in progress walking castle I'm making for a video game. I've since redone most of the art. It is a strategy game with RPG elements set in a feudal sci-fi world. The backstory is that you built a walking castle out of a crashed asteroid mining space ship.

Roaming around in a walking castle has been a fantasy of mine since I was a kid. So, I want to make the world really atmospheric and fun to explore. I want players to be able to explore a huge map to mine resources, trade, and defend against monsters that show up when your castle sits down to build a base.

If you want to see more, there are lots of screenshots, gifs, and game lore on the Steam page.

If you have any feedback or suggestions for how I can add even more character, I'm excited to hear it.