Tag: marvel

fallenvictory:

“Every character has a specific color — it’s a nice way of giving people their own identity. We use color like comic books do, with each character staying in their lane as far their palette goes: T’Challa is purple, Okoye is red, and Nakia is green.

[Nakia] is the No. 1 warrior in the River tribe and her look was inspired by the Suri tribe in Africa,” says Carter. “Green signifies water, a coastal community, leaves and plants — they live in a lush area, as opposed to the perception that Africa is arid and dry.” – Black Panther costume designer Ruth Carter

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hermiola:

Clintasha Week
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Day 2 
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Headcanons

Coming back from a solo mission, Clint invites Natasha over promising a meal that won’t kill them both. After much debating with himself, he decides to give Natasha something he bought for her a while back. He tries to make it sound like a joke, but lowkey hopes she likes it. Natasha pretends she’s completely unfazed by the gift and acts like it’s ordinary business, but she’s lowkey pleasantly surprised and also kind of moved. After that, they both act like it never happened.They know the other knows they’re lying, though. So that’s okay.

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itsallavengers:

Concept: The Avengers doing a body positivity ad in which they all show off their various disabilities/ scars/ imperfections. Tony gets a close-up shot of all the scars on his chest. Steve showing the stretch-marks that were caused by the serum and never really went away. Bucky stands tall without his prosthetic on. Clint signs in ASL over at the camera. Natasha shows off the ugly scar that runs straight up her spine. Bruce just stands there in his underwear, showing off his love handles and his lovely round tummy and smiling like a sunbeam. Thor takes off his eyepatch and then winks with his one good eye. They all stand next to one another, laughing, completely comfortable. The slogan of the ad says ‘no one is perfect- not even a superhero’.