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yoimusicalzine:

Selecting only 25 artists and 5 writers out of 129 applications was extremely challenging, but It is our great honor and privilege to present to you the FULL CAST of Bright Lights, a Yuri!! On Ice Musical zine:

CAST ✨SELECTED ARTISTS

Abbi @abbilaura // Axlaida @axlaida // Ayden [twitter] // Gabapple @gabapple // Henrietta @henreyettah // Hentipie @hentipie // Iori @ioriartworks // Jemsauce @jemsauce // Jeroine @jero-kun // Kayworx [twitter] // Kare @kare-valgon // Kelly @roses-and-phantoms // KrisCynical @kriscynical // KrisRix @krisrix // MadBlanco @madblanco // Mary @artofmarylarson // Megan Paige @meganpaigeart // Mimi Aguilar @artbybansheebender // Ohgeezitssam @ohgeezitssam-art // Om @omtivi // Rennamagica @palchidirenna // Sevy @viktuuri-pork // Sequoia @jihyxnkim // Smolkristen @smolkristen // Tien @tienwashere

CAST ✨SELECTED WRITERS

Chrome @catalists // Dedica @dedicca // KuraiOfAnagura [twitter] // Phylocalist [twitter] // Yuripaws [twitter]

CAST ✨INVITED ARTISTS

Crimson @creemsicaal // Crimson-Chains @crimson-chains // Jizart @neesawahh // Mche @ladyegcakeart // Nae @nae812 // Poika @poikas // Quel @tosquinha // Ringlov @ringlovdraws // Salmon @iamatrashfan // Zeph @zephyrine-gale

CAST ✨INVITED WRITERS

Minx @severeminx // Rimi @adreamingsongbird

All proceeds will be donated to The Trevor Project, rated ‘A’ in the Charity Watch. The Trevor Project is the leading USA organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25.

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I’ve been marathonning the 80s Care Bear tv series for the past week and I have so many questions…  Also, when Tenderheart is gone, they should really stop leaving Braveheart or Champ in charge… :V

yoilitmag:

ISSUE 3: SPACE

It is our pleasure to announce that Shall We Read: Issue 3 is up in our itch.io store! Here’s a preview of the cover by the amazing @paluumin! If you like what you see here, as well as in our Issue 3 tag, head on to our itch.io store to grab your copy!

If you’ve missed our previous issues, make sure to check the content by our incredible contributors in our Pilot Issue, Issue 1 and Issue 2! All of them are available for purchase at our itch.io store!

Two days left until New Year’s Eve and the night of this fateful story… make sure you’re following @yoilitmag​ on tumblr or @yoilitmag on twitter so you don’t miss the release of Issue 3! A happy ending only happens if someone reads it, you know… and little orphan Vitya needs you. 

See my previous promo for this piece here!

I got a travel watercolor sketchbook for Christmas and broke it in with a very cold Vitya, ‘cause it was 18f/-7.7c when I got off work today. Brrr.

There’s less than a week until issue 3 of the @yoilitmag​ drops… So here’s a little sneak peek of my illustrated piece.

Some of you might be familiar with this story… 🙂 ;;; 

Text version:

Little Matchstick Vitya (preview) 

“Why would little Vitya be out in the cold if he had no ushanka?” you ask. “He’ll catch a cold if he doesn’t freeze to death!”

You would be right, of course. This is what little Vitya tried to explain to his aunt and uncle, too, before they pushed him out onto the front step that night.

“It’s New Year’s Eve!” they said. “You must take advantage of the holiday, there are so many people out! Take these matchbooks; they have the company’s ad printed on the back. Give them out to the professionals you see, and get their business cards in return. You can come home when you’re all done.”

So he went, taking the matchbooks with him into the dark, wintry night.
But he didn’t go alone, at least. While Vitya had no love for matchbooks, advertisements, or for herring, he did have lots of love for his most loyal companion, Makkachin. The little poodle stayed close on the bus ride to the heart of the city, and closer still when they reached downtown. The parties were all in full swing, and they would easily get stepped on or separated if they weren’t careful.

“Excuse me, would you like a free matchbook? No? But it has really nice printing on it! Wait, where are you going?”

The boy and his dog were kicked out of parties and restaurants,theaters and hotels. They were pushed away in the crowds, and ignored on the ice rinks. A few people took matchbooks out of pity, but most of those ended up in the trash right before his eyes.

It wasn’t as though he hadn’t thought about throwing all of them away, himself. He’d wanted to throw the whole sack in the garbage the moment they’d been given to him! But… they were his family, and somehow, they always knew how to catch him in a lie. Coming back with no business cards or contacts wouldn’t help his case at all.

Besides, the punishment should they find out…

He shuddered to think of it. No; it would be better to stay out all night if he had to.

…read more in issue three of Shall We Read!

Coming soon :)))