corpuscaiiosum:

corpuscaiiosum:

mornington-the-crescent:

coolmanfromthepast:

huntsman-ash:

ask-pigpeter:

mathemagicalmlp:

disneyforprincesses:

Disney Ladies + Science (& “Science”). Thanks to our followers for ideas.

Yes, textile engineer. That’s not a fashion designer in any way.

You’ve obviously not watched the movie. She invented those fabrics to resist flame, turn invisible, resist high amounts of friction, and stretch infinite times, and avoid tear from bombs

she did a tad more than “design” them

(Id go so far as to say “tactical textile engineer”

And since the fabrics have to be comfortable as well, she’s a tactile tactical textile engineer.

And since the uniforms also had to look stylish and not gaudy, she’s a tasteful tactile tactical textile engineer.

And since she was making suits for superheroes of color in the 50′s she’s a tolerant tasteful tactile tactical textile engineer

Tiny tolerant tasteful tactile textile engineer

theartofanimation:

Rakugaki100
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catnippackets:

so yesterday I found out that a panic room is a secure room in your house that you can hide in in case of an emergency

and NOT a room where you go to scream and vent your frustration so that was a disappointing discovery

nickanimation:

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month with behind-the-scenes art of some of our most iconic and powerful women characters – beginning with The Legend of Korra! “I am certainly proud to add Korra to the pantheon of TV characters, which is perpetually sorely lacking in multifaceted female characters who aren’t sidekicks, subordinates or mere trophies for male characters.“ –Bryan Konietzko, co-creator.

Listen to Bryan and co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino on the Nick Animation Podcast!