#Anna Suk

[satanfemto666]

daydreaming

[nekchan]

еще она пачка скринов из томадачи!!!

там есть тенма в костюме горничной, счастливый гриммер на рыбалке, 7 фото референс на лалаленд с раяном гослингом, если вы понимаете о чем я ;)

а еще мне очень нравится как мило заснул йохан с суком на скамейке

[pepernoott]

The ending hit hard in the feels, so I needed to draw something to recover from it.

[cloudburstsapphire]

I'm genuinely serious

[hebezuart]

their dynamic is literally so funny to me

[jansuk-femboylover]

"Anna" (Johan) and Suk, but Johan is not cross-dressing👤

[toxbeth]

[youknowihavenochingu]

Best acting 2022 kdrama

Kim Tae Ri- Twenty Five Twenty One

Suzy- Anna

Park Eun Bin- Extraordinary Attorney Woo

Kim Hye Soo- Under The Queen's Umbrella

Lee Sung Min- Reborn Rich

Kim Go Eun- Little Women

Cast of Weak Hero Class 1

Nam Joo Hyuk- Twenty Five Twenty One

Lee Jung Suk- Big Mouth

Rowoon- Tomorrow

[monsterfan20]

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“Aller Anfang ist schwer!”

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[sleepnotsufficient]

[k-star-holic]

"Live Up to Your Name" by Yoo Jae-suk

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[coochiequeens]

Good News for women in literature

CNN — 

The 2024 Nobel Prize in literature has been awarded to Han Kang, a South Korean author, for her “intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life.”

Han, 53, began her career with a group of poems in a South Korean magazine, before making her prose debut in 1995 with a short story collection.

She later began writing longer prose works, most notably “The Vegetarian,” one of her first books to be translated into English. The novel, which won the Man Booker International Prize in 2016, charts a young woman’s attempt to live a more “plant-like” existence after suffering macabre nightmares about human cruelty.

Han is the first South Korean author to win the literature prize, and just the 18th woman out of the 117 prizes awarded since 1901. The prize, announced in Sweden on Thursday, carries a cash award of 11 million Swedish kronor ($1 million).

In a statement posted to Facebook on Thursday, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol described Han’s win as “a great achievement in the history of Korean literature” and a “national occasion.” He added: “Han has turned the painful scars of our modern history into great literature.”

Much of Han’s work poses the question, voiced by a character in her 2019 novel “Europa,” whose protagonist is wracked by nightmares: “If you were able to live as you desire, what would you do with your life?”

Although many of Han’s protagonists are women, her prose works are often narrated from the perspective of men.

“Before my wife turned vegetarian, I’d always thought of her as completely unremarkable in every way,” her novel “The Vegetarian” begins. “However, if there wasn’t any special attraction, nor did any particular drawbacks present themselves, and therefore there was no reason for the two of us not to get married.”

A selection of Han Kang's books on display at the Swedish Academy in Stockholm. Jessica Gow/AP

Originally written and published in Korean, “The Vegetarian” was translated by Deborah Smith, who was 28 at the time. Smith, by her own admission, was “monolingual until the age of 21,” and only chose to pursue Korean due to a lack of English-Korean translators.

The Swedish Academy lauded Han’s work for her “unique awareness of the connections between body and soul, the living and the dead.” Through her “poetic and experimental style,” the Academy said, Han “has become an innovator in contemporary prose.”

Anna-Karin Palm, a member of the Nobel Committee for literature, said readers unfamiliar with Han’s work should begin with “Human Acts,” a 2014 novel reflecting on the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, when more than 100 civilians were killed during pro-democracy demonstrations led by students in the South Korean city.

“Human Acts” shows how “the living and the dead are always intertwined and how these kinds of traumas stay in a population for generations,” Palm said at Thursday’s announcement ceremony.

But Han’s “intense, lyrical” writing almost acts as consolation in the face of this historical violence, Palm added. “Her very tender, precise prose in itself almost becomes a counterforce to the brutal noisiness of power,” she said.

Han’s novels rocketed up South Korea’s bestseller lists following the announcement. As of Friday morning, her books occupied all of the top 10 spots in popular online retailer Yes24’s chart for Korean titles. The bookseller told CNN over the phone that three of them — “Human Acts,” “The Vegetarian” and “I Do Not Bid Farewell” — had racked up combined sales of 70,000 units during the 14 hours immediately following the news.

At the Seoul flagship of bookstore chain Kyobo Book Centre, shoppers welcomed Han’s win. “I’m very proud of her,” high-school teacher Choi Ji-hye told CNN, adding that she had been “shocked” to hear the news.

For engineering student Kim Jee-heon, meanwhile, the announcement sparked a newfound interest in the author’s work. “This is my first time hearing about her, but… I was really amazed to hear that a Korean woman writer had won the prize, so I came here to look for her books.”

Elsewhere, several high-profile figures paid tribute to the novelist via social media, including musicians RM and V, members of the K-pop group BTS. “I read ‘Human Acts’ in the army,” the latter wrote on Instagram Stories. “Congratulations!”

Before the announcement, Ellen Mattson, another member of the committee, detailed how the judging panel sets about selecting each year’s literature laureate.

“We start with a very long list of around 220 names,” Mattson said. “Then we have to navigate through this enormous mass of names – and there we need the help of experts from different parts of the world.”

Eventually, the committee reaches a collection of “about 20 names,” which is then narrowed down to a shortlist of five authors. “That’s where the real work starts,” Mattson said.

Each committee member then has to “read everything by these five writers” as they begin to home in on a single winner.

Announcing the award, Mats Malm, permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, said Han was “having an ordinary day” and had “just finished supper with her son” when he phoned to congratulate her.

“She wasn’t really prepared for this, but we have begun to discuss preparations for December,” he said. The Nobel Prize award ceremony takes place in Stockholm on December 10, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death in 1896.

[burnmyloveaway]

Thinking of the Prague Arc, I wonder if Johan posing as his sister had issues with men not only staring at and approaching him at the bar but anywhere else. Like, Jan Suk started obsessing for "Anna" just by seeing "her" at the supermarket a couple times ffs, and he was rather shy (Nina would have rejected him for sure imo, not unlike Johan pretending to be her did, in fact). What if not-so-nice guys followed and/or cat-called him outside at night?

Nina is popular with men as she's also perfectly capable of defending herself and Johan probably knows it, though he's already very protective of her in his own way and who knows, maybe literally wearing her shoes made him empathize with his sister even more.

[aurosoulart]

I feel like you've definitely done this before, but I can't find anything so I thought I'd ask. Do you know any other cool vr artists I can check out? I know it's a rare specialty on Tumblr at least, but I've never seen someone do the kind of stuff you do and I'd love to see some examples in different styles

OH MAN DO I EVER...... hold on to your hats cuz this will get long. none of these people are on tumblr but they're all worth checking out!!

anyways here's the prominent XR artists in the world right now that I know off the top of my head (note: I'm bound to miss some people, also some sell NFTs, some don't, just a PSA):

Rosie Summers - UK VR artist & one of my personal fav inspirations. if you like space and whimsy, you'll like her art!

Giant Swan - Australian VR artist. his work with color & texture is some of the best I've ever seen

Goro Fujita - prominent art director who was born in Japan and who now does VR animations in a VR animation program called Quill! really worth checking out if you are at all interested in learning 3d animation.

Piyo Master - Japanese VR artist who makes some seriously cool mech designs - among other things!!

Emma / The Spatial Canvas - US-based artist with a whole YouTube series on teaching VR art! her environment work is SUPER good.

Minhang - Vietnamese VR artist who makes INCREDIBLY detailed painting worlds

Anna Zhilyaeva / Anna Dream Brush - French VR artist and probably one of the most famous VR artist/performers in the world.

Suk - Korean VR artist with a wonderful traditional ink art style

Kudo Albus - Japanese VR artist with a VERY cute art style

Kevin Ang - US-based artist and MY GOOD FRIEND!! 💖 his work is very storybook-vibes and nature-inspired

Vaidehi / Ozymandias - UK-based artist (and also my friend!) with a crazy abstract, cubist, occasionally even dadaist art style

Yamakeiart - Japanese VR artist - and a tattoo artist as well! her tattoo design work really shines through in her VR art

SaRaN - Japanese VR artist. super detailed and magical worlds

Gaston Carballal - VR artist based in Argentina with a really unique style - his worlds look like they're made entirely of wicker and clay

Julius Kleberski - French VR artist who is very underrated - he makes detailed worlds and these gorgeous filigree-style 3d sculptures

Angeles - Spanish VR artist who is extremely skilled at creating animals and human faces!

Lucy Boyd-Wilson - US VR artist with beautiful abstract & nature-based work.

Sabby Life - US-based VR artist & educator, and a lead of the VR Art Live community! I could list even more artists at this point BUT you could also just find them yourself by joining the VR Art live Discord - it's a main hub for XR art and there's tons of community events and resources available there!! 💖

[oscar-julius-claud3]

Thinking about her......(Jan Suk and "Anna")

[haitianculture509]

Mete Suk Sou Bonbon :: ANNA PIERRE