Another overdue post—the artwork for Only Human from when it went up for the 2012 round of Big Bang.

Credit to kymericl on LJ!

Claire Novak —> Blue

played by Sydney Imbeau and Brit Marling

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Ben Braeden —> Green

played by Nicholas Elia and Steven R. McQueen

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Jesse Turner —> Orange

played by Gattlin Griffith and Garrett Hedlund

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Hunter Birch —> Rainbow

played by Jaden Smith, Yara Shahidi, Sayeed Shahidi, Skai Jackson, Tyree Brown, China Anderson, Quvenzhané Wallis, Amandla Stenberg, Tyrel Jackson Williams, & Adom Osei

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(Yes, Hunter sometimes shifts into mini-Aaron, though they don’t mean to. Shifters have been canonically shown to use picture references, after all). Technically Willow Smith should also be on this list, but she isn’t in this particular photoset because we were limiting ourselves to five girls and five boys and she was the most difficult to find the right stock for.

Aaron Birch —> Purple

played by Adom Osei and Cobin Bleu

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thegeminisage:

Some Silent Hill caps I took; I wanted to use the town itself as manip material/inspiration for Purgatory in our SPN Next Gen ‘verse. There were a lot of them and I wanted to show them to Cally so I shrank them and made a mediocre photoset! :’D

The funny thing about this is that the fictional town of Silent Hill was inspired by stories of the real Centralia, PA. Obviously Centralia doesn’t actually look like this; from what I’ve seen in pictures I would call this an exaggeration. Centralia does seem to be pretty smoky, but not everywhere, and there’s no ash falling from the sky like snow. Things grow there. 

But anyway, the Centralia we cooked up for Cambion had some exaggerating done to it too. I saw this movie after we’d published Cambion, and I was thrilled with how close Silent Hill looked to the Centralia we pictured and messed with a few details to make them more alike. So the funny thing I guess is that Centralia inspired Silent Hill inspired Centralia. Inspirception.

thegeminisage:

You’re also Winchesters.

I like the idea that somewhere out there, unbeknownst to all the angels and all the demons and even Dean himself, Ben Braeden is biologically the last in a long line of amazing, brave people, without an inkling of what he is capable of.

Since As Time Goes By should have technically happened in 2015, we have decided the entire thing was too cool not to have in our ‘verse and have added it to our canon. (Sam and Dean vanish in 2016, so it takes place before The Capacity To Love.) The setting changed—Sam and Dean are at Bobby’s in 2015, and Sam’s wall is broken—but the ending remained largely the same: Henry died, Abaddon was defeated, and the Winchesters have the key, though they never got the coordinates to the place it unlocks.

Upon learning about the Men of Letters being the other half of the “family business,” Sam decided that just because he wasn’t capable of hunting didn’t mean he couldn’t be helpful. Since he had so much spare time on his hands and needed something to distract him from the hallucinations, he started digitizing Bobby’s library, writing down everything he knew…in the form of an actual hunting wiki. (He wasn’t as picky as his ancestors about who learned how to protect themselves from the supernatural.)

The wiki took off fast, and Sam was still working on it when he and Dean disappeared in 2016.