That chibi Lestat is so cute! It’s amazing that you drew him with a mouse, idk how you made it work lol also- I really look forward to seeing what that anon draws/writes for A/L, this fandom needs more vc content. I think they should totally go for it,because it’s not about how well someone makes something, it’s that they made it in the first place. People will be glad that it exists. There’s a post about making content that explains that last bit better, but yeah, I’m rooting for that anon.

To respond to everything in your message in one gif:

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THANK U SO MUCH @vampore-who-sleeps!! Idk what other post you mentioned but I think you put it beautifully: 

it’s not about how well someone makes something, it’s that they made it in the first place. People will be glad that it exists.

#All the fanworks! (ノ^ヮ^)ノ*:・゚✧

chibi Lestat here ;3

Idk if you ever heard about the CBBC show Young Dracula, but it’s brilliant. Yes, it’s originally for kids (at least the first few seasons) but it’s hilarious and so quotable. Also, Vlad, the main protagonist who was born a vampire, desperately wants to be normal and that feels very VC-adjacent. It’s a great show either way.

Definitely quotable in that cute child-friendly way! The fashion and general aesthetic seems to have a touch of VC. 

Thanks for the rec, anon. I might give it a try 😉 Anyone else here watch/like it? 

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^Found Antonio!Armand’s wig…

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^and Armand’s attitude age…

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^Found a Lestatuesque line!

Finally got an oil lamp of my own as a birthday present this year, so that I can have quality Mopey Louis™ time. Much more cost-effective than candles. Seriously I can spend alot of money on candles that I shouldn’t be spending bc I need real little flickering light in my place since I can’t have a kitty cat!

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^Mine’s not the same as the one Louis hurls at Lestat but oh well. Mine probably would have been more effective, if full, it has more kerosene oil capacity ;D

P.S. I made those pillows. Not very vampiry, gonna have to make some more.

Hi Lestat, I wonder what u and Louis would do if you have chance to become mortals for just one day.

♛Darling, I would jump at the chance to be mortal with Louis for even one day. When I first met him, I wanted so badly to at least draw out the time I could spend with him as a mortal, but that simply wasn’t possible. 

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There are many things we sacrifice when we become what we are and I’d be content to just lay out in the sunshine with him in some grassy and flowery field in the middle of nowhere with a picnic basket and a few chilled bottles of French white wine (I love soda, but it makes me burp, and that could put a real damper on the mood), plucking dandelions to make a chain… eventually he’d complain that it’s too bright and that he’s getting a sunburn. We’d find some shade under a tree and drink in the softer dappled light with our whole bodies. And then… who knows what we might be inspired to do together? *winks*

Louis answered this question, and I’ll consider his answers. 

“Sunrise/sunset: Too obvious? Oh well. It’s the truth. I’d witness it, and feel that unique pleasure of sunlight climbing up my bare skin, that warmth spreading, not as a warning, but a loving embrace. That same feeling in reverse, as it slipped away at the end of the day.” 

He fails to consider sunburn, but I’d slather him well with sunscreen. Oh yes. Slather him very well. 

“Swim in the ocean, somewhere tropical, perhaps, and feel the tickle of the fish around my body. Maybe take one of those aqueous cameras to capture the composition of the scenery myself, as a memento. I don’t imagine wearing any cumbersome swimwear in this scenario. Maybe just diving equipment (Lestat and I are excellent divers).”

Sure. I’m with him on this. Creatures in the Octopus’s Savage Garden! Sea anemones, forests of coral… I’d also want to go looking for those smaller sharks that don’t have much interest nibbling on humans but are beautiful and dangerous to look at. Or dolphins! Dolphins speckled with webs of sunlight… 

“Food and drink: it could be a gastronomic adventure. I was never what you call a “foodie” now, but I have some dishes that I would love to experience again. Crêpe Suzette, for breakfast. Fruits, apple juice, coffee. Black coffee, café au lait, jasmine green tea. Beignets from the Cafe du Monde. Gumbo (with alligator). Crawfish étouffée.”

I’m with Louis on all of this. Sounds delish. And then watch him have a stomach ache from too much indulgence! I’ll hold his hair back when he’s tossing his cookies, as they say. Poor Louis. 

“Other drink: I wouldn’t want to become so drenched in liquor that it would limit my experience, so I would opt for a few classic mixed drinks, rather than my previous mortal fare of anything in large quantities. A few glasses of St. Germain 75. Or Mezcal. Perhaps something I never got to try as a mortal, Aszú Tokay. I’ve been told it’s very syrupy, but it may go well with vanilla ice cream.”

I’d carefully drench him in liquor in the evening, he is a lovable drunk.

“- Dancing
– Go listen to a string quartet or trio in a garden.
– Ride through my old plantation on horseback.”

That’s all fine by me.