#Gordon Sharp

[the-black-mask]

C I N D Y T A L K

second breath

[brusiocostante]

Sixteen Days / Gathering Dust (Remastered)

[zef-zef]

Cindytalk - In Dust to Delight from: Cindytalk - Hold Everything Dear (Mego, 2011)

Written & recorded by Gordon Sharp and Matt Kinnison

BANDCAMP

cindytalk -- in dust to delight

[birdifulhuman]

Five Men line up, which one are you choosing? my answer is gordon boobsman

[phlyaros]

older doodles from an au concept i was tumbling around a while back. i'm probably gonna rework a lot of the actual story but the basic concept was something like "benry as a fucked up kelpie/banshee type thing that just kind of crops up where people are about to die." sometimes he comes in vulture flavor.

[blackmensuited]

[asoftepiloguemylove]

mothers and their children

Ocean Vuong On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous / Lady Bird (2017) dir. Greta Gerwig / Ella Wilson Take Care: Mothers, Daughters, and Inheriting Self-Hatred / Sam Gordon A Mother's Hate / Conan Gray Family Line / Gillian Flynn Sharp Objects

[vertigoartgore]

Wayne Pygram as Scorpius (the big bad of Farscape).

[bruhstation]

younger henry cringe compilation

[puppetmaster13u]

Crossover Idea 3

Batman (or DC in general but mostly focusing on batfam) and AtLA crossover, but probably not the usual way.

For one, there's no benders, not out everywhere. The creatures that taught the first are long dead, and the small communities of what people saw as mystical beings far gone. So how would one learn bending? Well while the people may be gone, their writings are not.

Enter Alfred- not a bender himself as far as the rest of the family knows- but the last of a long line who have kept each scroll and meticulously guarded them. Carefully taking care of lost knowledge and making sure it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

Now Alfred has been holding these scrolls for years, decades even, when a young Bruce Wayne enters his care, his parents' death shaking both of them.

Alfred doesn't exactly mean to start teaching Bruce, but the child is so lost, and angry, and so close to shattering from the scattered cracks across him... At first it's merely meditation techniques, done after nightmares, then before bed. Then it grows, his the child wishing to learn how to fight, to defend himself, to defend others, and Alfred cannot find himself to say no.

So Bruce learns. For just a bit, he can let go of worries, of his fear and panic and everything else and simply live. He still leaves on his training trip, a decade gone as Alfred watches over the manor. He trains and learns and adapts, never using the wind among others even as it calls to him.

The wind is free-flowing, slippery, fast, but he learns, different styles, aggressive ones, defensive ones. Some he adds to his own bending style, adapting them to that free flowing graceful style, now accented with near rock-shattering hits, blades of wind carefully coating hands. Others he leaves for non-bending, at least for his own, writing and drawing and putting down ideas. When he returns to Alfred, it is with a lighter weight on his back, and arms laden with both notes and drawings.

Gotham starts to whisper about a flying shadow soon after, gliding between buildings and darting between crime scene to crime scene. Gotham doesn't believe in Gods, but a ghost? A spirit? That they can believe in, even if they're unsure as to if it's a guardian, or sign of something worse to come.

And then the children spirits start to appear.

[misseloises]

HAPPY CALAM LYNCH DAY! November 7th, 1994

[circleofshit]

Cindytalk, Everybody is Christ

Camouflage Heart

[lacomandante]

Sharpe + The Onion headlines: Part 7 of ?

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6

[lazaruspiss]

Arkham Asylum - Character Trophies

[mariocki]

Play for Today: One Bummer News Day (BBC, 1978)

"Ah, good morning to you. Peter Postgate of the Gazette, anything for us? No factory fires? No house fires? Well, what about your district agents? Not even a moggy up a tree? Wow, all right for some, isn't it. Yeah, and you."