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baby boy. baby. ❤️🔥
inspired by this very rare bby mick before he was mick photo:
he's just a lil guy!!! 💕
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My take on @myrathefarmer's contribution for the @coloringwithhermits zine :]
This was very fun to paint, i really recommend checking the zine if you haven't, i have two more drawings from the zine that i would like to paint over, but they will have to wait until 2025 unfortunately
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#yes and no#sometimes yes but still with some association with red/orange/brown colors#sometimes you look like an amalgam between dave mustaine and vaguely some picrews you did of yourself i saw in passing once
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Guten Morgen. Here be horses
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André Castaigne (French, 1861-1929)
Fainting Spell
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Royat, agglomération de Clermont-Ferrand, la mairie.
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why are people pretending that sex is the only axis upon which some people willingly enjoy things that hurt/scare them
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The beautiful French frigate L'Hermione from 1780, sailing in line astern behind a modern French Aquitaine class frigate Provence, 2015
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are you afraid of having a boring, conventional, soulless 9 to 5?
#absolutely terrified of it#i'm worried sick if i manage to get a job it'll be boring/tedious/that i'll have to wake up at a fixed time every day#it seems both so overwhelming and so empty#like you're putting in painful effort at dreadfully boring tasks#the irony being that if i just have the opportunity NOT to do it#like to quit if it gets too much and not have a timer to financial ruin start#or to not have working hours be strict and enforced#i'd probably be fairly happy to have a boring job#at least in the stability it gives me#but if the context around it turns ''needing kind of a break'' into ''fucking failing and nuking your life'' eh. terrifying.#i used to be VERY stressed out abt this when i was younger#i yelled at my mom in hysterics that even thinking about it made my brain feel like a black hole#and it hasn't really gotten better esp w my internship experiences at boring office jobs
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I think that what's brilliant about The Far Side is how it can imply an entire narrative with only a single panel. It's sequential art without the sequence. Like this one
There's the obvious implication of what's going to happen in the future (there's going to be a hunt), but it also stretches into the past: what circumstances in the anthropology of this group of cavemen must have happened to establish a tradition of dancing with Woolly Mammoths? Why does it, in spite of it's obvious absurdity, feel kind of right that there should be a dance before the cavemen and the mammoths engage in mortal combat? The reluctant fearful expression on the caveman at the bottom; is this his first hunt? Are those his elders trying to reassure him? Does the one mammoth actually seem to fancy him? What about the one looking fearfully back at his friends? How does he feel that the others aren't there to reassure him? One of the mammoths in the upper right looks just as fearful as the cavemen; why? etc.
And all of this is purely evoked. There's only simple line-drawing and two sentences of text, but you see it and it reminds you of other sorts of narratives you've seen or experienced, and your brain constructs a whole temporal sequence; and any possible answer you could get to above the questions would never be as satisfying as what your brain fills in.
I could write an entire essay about this.
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Shoutout to all my fellow ppl who see themselves as being simultaneously a boy and a girl. People who often wear clothes traditionally associated with their agab, or who don’t feel extreme dysphoria towards their body. People whose gender issues stem from within, and from knowing that they can’t just metamorphosise on a whim. People who’re a multiplicity in of themselves. People who’ve never known a life of gender singularity. People who’ve always been this way, people who’ve never known different. People who live exactly how they are, as confusing and conflicting as it may be sometimes. People whose friends and family would be beyond shocked and surprised if they told them they weren’t cis. People who love being this way. People who love having their own unique version of the masculine and feminine experiences, who use contradictory sets of pronouns. People who don’t really know if they can call themselves trans, but definitely aren’t cis, and altogether definitely don’t really care. People who are boys and girls and men and women and both and neither all at the same time. I love you. We’re the coolest. <3
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its not enough... you love blow and i love puff
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where the hell are my pneumatic tubes this is not the future jules verne promised
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Whenever I am thinking very hard about The Locked Tomb, I find it important to remind myself Tamsyn Muir did compare the series to the KFC Double Down.
https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/muir_interview/
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he has that sadness in his eyes you only see in eastern european gay porn and/or captains of doomed polar expeditions
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