onepandaparfait:

garak’s teaching him how to be a spy thATS SO CUTE

lemonsweetie:

Omg

I can’t

stop doodling

cartoon

garak

and

bashir

HELP

this whole idea came from this awesome post by feltelures. eventually I want to do more drawings and make it like a childrens book.type, thing…

style based off this lovely drawing by ladyyatexel

I hope you don’t mind I just loved it so much and your art is amazing

kateviardo:

Don't worry, Doctor, we are going to have a wonderful time!

ladyyatexel:

Flashing Ferris Wheel nonsense, from my unposted Deep Dish Nine stash. 

maketreknotwar:

Based off of Ticks by Tinsnip!

…..really i just wanted to draw that shirt hahaha

feltelures:

The flower symbolism associated with the iris is faith, wisdom, cherished friendship, hope, valor, my compliments, promise in love, wisdom. Irises were used in Mary Gardens. The blade-shaped foliage denotes the sorrows which ‘pierced her heart.’ The iris is the emblem of both France and Florence, Italy. Greek name meaning “rainbow.” In mythology, this is the name of a rainbow goddess. The name is in use by the English as a feminine name, and by those of Jewish heritage as a unisex name.

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Do I think the choice of flowers for the table was deliberate? Not even remotely. Do I still enjoy the symbolism anyway? You’d better believe it.

Thank you to nobiliorpomis, who remarked upon the presence of flowers at Garak and Bashir’s first date meeting and got me thinking along these lines. <3

ladyyatexel:

Overly cutesy playtime with my texture collection! Fun experiment~

blinkpinkinc:

Whatever You Can Still Betray

“You know, a honeypot,” the Doctor said.
“No, I don’t know,” he said. “The translator is not giving me any context for your slang.“
"Aah—well… when Bond seduces Solitaire, he’s a honeypot. He’s luring her into betraying her loyalties with, ah, romance.”
“Oh,” said Garak. “We call them ravens.“

by Nothing Enough