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some attempts at vintage pulp covers style

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tomorrow im really gonna give it my nothing

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Creating prints for an upcoming convention and had a literal lightbulb moment

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delicious in dungeon drop is up til Feb. 12th

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nichijou if it came out during when peter griffin was being released in fortnite

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Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.

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Marcille sorry for reposting, wanted to fix a mistake

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"You're losing blood" no I know exactly where it is. The floor. Don't ever underestimate me.

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Танцювааааала риба з раком риба з раком

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what fucking hell dimension are y’all blogging from

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@ariel-seagull-wings @themousefromfantasyland It remains fascinating to me that, in the US, the film Kirikou and the Sorceress is kinda obscure and only available in a blurry print and old non-anamorphic DVDs while in other countries it's just... a children's film? Like, a restoration was on the Criterion Channel for a few months some years ago, but that's been gone for ages now.

It's because of the completely nonsexual animated nudity that's so matter-of-fact within the film and normal among the culture it portrays that it becomes irrelevant. And some people might say, "Well, if it's irrelevant then they could have just censored it for the US release," but like... that would have been a loss to the film.

Like, it's all very well for people to say things like "Nudity in and of itself is nonsexual" but having a film where the nudity is so mundane you might even forget about it (or at least be forced to confront your own cultural biases regarding nudity) shows that.

This is the way these people live. It is ordinary. The film doesn't try to otherize its characters because of it.

It just is.

And that makes it integral to the film.

I only saw the film for the first time when it appeared on the Criterion Channel, but I feel like if I'd grown up with it (there would have been no chance of that; my family would have confiscated the DVD), I'd have had a less complicated emotional journey regarding my body.

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Love referring to characters who are never seen without each other as "bonded pairs" like yuuuup. if you put these two in separate cages they're gonna get real sad and anxious and possibly violent too, one of em is biting the bars as we speak. you gotta adopt both of them or none at all, it is encouraged that you take them both. they are most likely to thrive if they stick together. it is easier for them to get used to new environments and situations because they have each other. they do everything together because they love each other so so much. you COULD separate them but it's gonna do a lot of psychological damage and it's gonna lead to a lot of issues and there's a big possibility they'll never be the same again

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you can eat a tomato like an apple. but watch out

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Significantly less serious followup to my last post

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The adventures of the pitch-black locum student and the way-too-colorful life in the city of fog

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I want him back :((((