A series of gorgeous paintings illustrating a deancasbigbang 2011 story.

Digital drawing. Hinted at Dean/Castiel.

AU: assassin!Cas, FBI!Dean | Music by Erik Satie. Art by aesc

He put on justice as a breastplate, and a helmet of salvation upon his head. / He put on the garments of vengeance, and was clad with zeal as a cloak.

Description: An apocalyptic noir. If you run, he will chase you, 'cause he is the Lord. Dean/Castiel
Music: Sufjan Stevens "Seven Swans"
Download link: 64.2MB download, or youtube stream

Produced for Porn Battle IX, with the prompt word "tattoo."

Gabriel shrugs. “I’m bored. It’s a stupid idea. Get more than one archangel together in one place and it always turns into really screwed up group therapy. Hi, my name is Gabriel and I was the unloved middle child and ended up acting out in inappropriate ways.”

“Why are you telling me this?” Castiel demands.

“Just thought you should know.” Gabriel says.

Sam still knows two things as absolute facts.

1. Even though Sam was the one who knocked over the milk, Dean was the one who got in trouble for not watching Sam, or for encouraging him, or for setting a bad example. That was just how things worked.

2. Sam’s three-year-old self was not sorry because even then Sam was willing to do anything to make Dean happy, no matter what the price. And even then, no matter how good his intentions were, things always ended up with Dean in trouble.

This isn’t to say that Sam is trying to compare accidentally starting the apocalypse to spilt milk.

Music: Crashed by Daughtry
Stream: youtube
Download: .avi file, 65MB, 2.43.

Dean stumbles back into the motel room just before dawn, aching all over and still drenched with the scent of flowers, and he can't get the smile off his face.

“Like a fucking pretzel,” he mutters happily, shaking his head as he toes off his shoes and collapses onto the bed. “Awesome.”

Gorgeous Merlin art and Supernatural wallpaper.

Here’s how the car thing shook down.

Four people in the Impala? Did. Not. Work. There was not a single tolerable configuration. Dean had to be at the helm—Sam, he said, drove like somebody’s grandma, and the one time Dean had let Cas behind the wheel, they’d actually gotten pulled over because the angel was letting too many people pass them. (The only one Dean actually—albeit privately—considered to be a competent driver was Ruby, but he felt he had to refuse her on general principle.) If Sam sat in the back, he whined about his legs cramping up. (“Big baby,” said Dean.) But Ruby and Castiel sharing the backseat proved to be too much of a temptation for her: suddenly, stunts were being pulled that Dean remembered from his own childhood.

Song/Artist: Fall of Man by Matthew Good Band
Duration: 3:17 minutes
Summary: Castiel character, Castiel/Dean. What you don't know won't kill you.
Spoilers: season 4.
Download: AVI version, Xvid, 49.98MB | WMV version, 23.12MB

A story in fifteen parts, in which the angel Castiel finds himself put in an untenable position, and consequentially loses his grace. In which he goes on a roadtrip with a demon, discovers the delights of tequila and french fries and pie, plays a starring role in a virgin sacrifice, is deflowered by his favourite Winchester, and then gets some very unpleasant news indeed.

Bonus: gorgeous cover artwork by aesc.

“This isn’t a game, Anna,” Castiel scolds.

“Really? Where have you been for the last five thousand years?”

There is more to Dean, he believes, than blood and bone and muscle. There's some hidden mystery, beyond simple anatomy, of who he is.

They go, he and Sam. Dean the blunt instrument and Sam the belief behind it.

Castiel is waiting by the window, waiting for Dean to acknowledge his presence. His hands hang limply at his sides, fingers ever so slightly curled, like Castiel doesn't know what to do with them. His eyes are wide and sincere, the look on his face is so guileless it's almost childlike.