#“The Menagerie”

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The Tiger (from the poem by Nael, age 6)🐅

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Not so much panic as intrigued

So I'm watching both parts of "The Menagerie" from Star Trek for an upcoming presentation on Star Trek and disability. I realized that the ending with Vina and Pike being on Telos IV and the illusions used to allow them to be able-bodied people again both is and isn't ableist.

I've read pieces written by people who became disabled later in life and do want to return to the life they had before. Both Vina and Pike fall into that category.

Having a disability doesn't mean you have to like it. Granted, you do have to live with it. But.... it still can be seen as an ableist message of people who aren't disabled are happier. I'm going to have to work that in at the end, especially since it works well for both examples. The other episode is "Is There in Truth No Beauty?" where a blind woman works very hard to pass as sighted.

[gachimushi]

Brother Gregor spending his morning in the garden.

[dozydawn]

Fenton Vaseline Glass Snail, Vintage Yellow Opalescent Uranium Glass

[trek-tracks]

would both of you just shut up for two seconds

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'Her melancholy was like a darkness in her, but when she thought of him it seemed that through the darkness a forked lightning ran'

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this little moment was extremely cute

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Tennessee Williams, from "The Glass Menagerie," originally published in 1944

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🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓

sick little rabbit

[keyleth-clay]

Since I couldn't find a version that didn't require you to go to Instagram - here's the Critical Role cast seeing their Daggerheart character's minis for the first time! (Source)

[markhors-menagerie]

Banteng (Bos javanicus)

Also known as tembadau, this species lives in the tropical forests and grasslands of Southeast Asia. The individual shown here is female; males are a much darker brown. Though they are endangered in the wild, they have also been domesticated, and are used for meat across Southeast Asia. The bull featured on Indonesia’s national emblem is actually a banteng!

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Susan Oliver and Jeffrey Hunter - Star Trek (1966)

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miscellaneous sketches from earlier

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Could I request Menagerie Ragapom? Only if you want to! No pressure of course! Saw the other aus you did and thought I’d take a chance and ask

of coirse !!! the designs are really cool and the colours look veyvery nice, so i drew them ❤️❤️ ragatha os very excoted dog to me and pomni is just a silly anxious cat

[bepoucorp]

I LOVE YOUR ARTSTYLE SO MUCH

What were the inspirations and process behind it?

my process is also very straightforward!:

1. sketch

2. clean up/lineart (optional! I really only do it on animations/commissions)

3. color

4. shade (optional!)

5. adjustments and other things afterwards!! (fixing lineart/ofther things)

a lot of the choices I make is bc im lazy ☝️😁 and thank you so much!!

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They've discovered Star Trek Tumblr