#Orion Griffiths

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My random burst of energy led me to this.

⁽ᴰᵒⁿ'ᵗ ᵐᶦⁿᵈ ᵗʰᵉ ᵍᵒᵖᶦˢˢ ᵍᶦʳˡ ᵖᶦᶜ, ᴵ ʳᵃⁿ ᵒᵘᵗ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵈᵉᵃˢ⁾

[shortguyswag]

“I make myself acquainted with the saint of never getting it right”

For bluedancer forever? 👉👈

anon i am kissing you on the forehead this is so perfect for these guys actually

Orchid was trying, okay? He was doing his best. But he was barely 18, and he had two little sisters to take care of. All by himself. He was doing the best he could, but every missed concert, every missed ballgame reminded him that he was woefully inadequate. he would never be what his little sisters needed him to be. Orange was fine. Yeah, school was hell, but she was fine! She just needed to focus more, to apply herself, and then she'd live up to the potential all her teachers said she had. It was her own fault she was lazy, so why couldn't she be better? Right? Right? Daisy was tired. God, she was tired. She didn't even have that much going on, she was barely in high school, but she was so tired. School was exhausting and her social life was in shambles. Was it really so much to ask for one friend? For one person to love her who wasn't obligated to? Maybe it was. She was a lot sometimes. But it's not like she knew how to be less. Hyacinth was torn. On the one hand, they finally had someplace warm and safe to call home, and they never wanted to give that up. On the other... They saw how Orchid was struggling. They saw him working himself to the bone to provide for all four of them, and felt so guilty. Because they weren't even a part of the family, not really, and still, there Orchid was, bleeding himself dry to make sure they were safe. Hyacinth didn't deserve that. Orange and Daisy? yeah. They deserved that and more. But hyacinth? They shouldn't even be here.

Send me a lyric and wip and I'll write something based off of it!

[koisplosion]

Sebastian id pack !

Names:

August, Alexander, Alexandra, Alexandria, Alexandro, Alex, Alexis, Alexia, Aiden / Ayden, Auden, Ashton, Asher.

Benjamin, Bastion / Bastien / Bastian, Bastille, Basil, Beckett, Brien / Brian / Bryan.

Casper, Caspian, Cassian, Callum, Callister, Castiel, Cillian, Crispin, Cyprien / Cyprian.

Desmond, Damien / Damian / Damion, Darien / Darion / Darian, Dorien / Dorion / Dorian.

Emiliano, Emilia, Ethan, Evelien / Evelian, Evelin / Eveline / Evelyn, Evelyne.

Felix, Finnian, Finnigan, Fletcher, Felician / Felicien.

Gabriel / Gabrielle, Gabriela / Gabriella, Grayson / Greyson, Gillian, Griffin / Griffon, Griffith.

Hawthorn / Hawthorne, Hector, Hectare, Hadrien / Hadrian, Hasien, Hastien.

Imogen, Irving, Isadore, Isadora, Ien / Ian / Ion, Irine.

Jasper / Jazzper / Jesper, Julian / Julien / Julion, Julius, Jesker, Julio, Julie, Julia.

Kasper, Killian, Kaspian, Kassian, Kasabian, Katrine, Katrina, Katarina / Katerina, Katrien / Katrian.

Lucien / Lucian, Lucifer, Lien / Lian, Leon / Lion, Lillian / Lilian / Lillien / Lilien, Lucianus, Lucio / Luceo.

Matthew / Matthieu, Matthias, Morgen / Morgan, Mien.

Nicholas / Nickolas, Nathaniel, Nyx / Nix, Nyxton / Nixton, Nox.

Obsidian, Onyx, Oren, Orius, Orion, O'Brien / O'Brian, Octavian / Octavien, Orien.

Parker, Preston, Porter, Poet, Poem, Paien, Peregrine / Peregrien.

Russel / Russell, Rien / Rian / Ryan, Racien / Recene, Regien / Ragien.

Savannah, Sterling / Stirling, Sullivan, Sylvester / Sylvestre, Sylvanus, Sylvania, Spencer.

Theodore, Tristan , Tomas / Thomas, Thatcher, Tobias, Terien / Terrien.

Urien

Void, Victor / Viktor, Victoria / Viktoria, Vespian / Vespien / Vaspian / Vaspien, Vien, Vivian / Vivien / Vivienne.

Wilbur, William, Wacien.

Xaydien

Zadrian / Zadrien / Zaydrien.

1st p prns:

I / me / my / mine / myself.

Ci / cige / ciggy / cigarine / cigaretteswlf

Ei / ege / eggy / eggine / eggself

Fi / fre / froggy / frogine / frogself

Fri / froze /frozy / frozine / frozenself

Mi / me / mounty / mountine / mountainself

Oi / obse / obsidy / obsidine / obsidianself

Pi / pe / pumpky / pumpkine / pumpkinself

Si / se / sebby / sebine / sebself

Si / sebe / sebby / sebastine / Sebastianself

Si / soe / soupy / soupine / soupself

Si / sashe / sashy / sashimine / sashimiself

Si / se / summery / summerine / summerself

Smi / sme / smokey / smokine / smokeself

Ti / te / teary / tearine / tearself

Vi / ve / voide / voidy / voidine / voidself

Wi / wine / wintry / wintine (winterine) / winterself

2nd p prns:

You / your / yours / yourself

Co / cigar / cigars / cigarself

Eu / egger / Eggers / eggerself

Fro / freezer / freezers / freezerself

Fro / frogger / froggers / froggerself

Mo / mounter / mountaineers / mountaineerself

Ou / obsidianer / obsidianrs / obsidianerself

Po / pumpkiner / pumpkiners / pumpkinerself

So / sebber / sebbers / sebberself

So / Sebastianer / Sebastianers / Sebastianerself

So / souper / soupers / souperself

So / sashimir / sashimirs / sashimirself

So / summer / summers / summerself

Smo / smoker / smokers / smokerself

To / tear / tears / tearself

Vo / voider / voiders / voiderself

Wo / winter / winters / winterself

3rd p prns:

They / them / theirs / themself

Ci/cig, cig/cigs, cig/arette, cig/ar, cigar/cigars, cigar/ette, cigar/cigarette, cigarette/cigarettes

Eg/egg, Egg/eggs, egg/eggy

Fro/zen, froze/frozen, frozen/frozens, frozen/tear, Fro/og, frog/frogs, frog/froggy, frog/egg

Mount/ain, mount/mountain, mountain/mountains, mountain/road

Obsi/dian, obs/idian, ob/sidian, obsidian/obsidians

Pum/pkin, pump/kin, pump/pumpkin, pumpkin/pumpkins, pumpkin/soup

Seb/sebby, seb/Sebastian, sebby/sebbys, seb/by, sebby/Sebastian, seb/astiolan, se/bastian, sebas/Tian, Sebastian/sebastians

Sou/p, so/up, sou/soup, soup/soups, soup/soupy, sa/shimi, sash/imi, sash/sashimi, Sashi/mi, sashimi/sashimis

Smo/ke, smo/smoke, smoke/smokes, smoke/smokey, smoke/smoker, su/mmer

sum/mer, sum/summer, summer/summers, summer/summery, summer/summertime

Te/ar, te/ear, tea/er, tear/tears, tear/teary

Vo/oid, vo/id, voi/d, voi/void, void/voids

Win/ter, win/winter, wint/er, won't/winter, winter/winters, winter/wintry, winter/time

Titles:

The gamer, the smoker, the mountain dweller

The seasonal smoker, the village smoker

The farmers smoke buddy, the cigarette owner

The void egg admirer, the frog egg fan, the sashimi lover

(prn) who loves sashimi, (prn) who enjoys pumpkin soup

(prn) who treasures obsidian, (prn) who smokes

(prn) who owns frog eggs, (prn) with the cigarette in hand

(prn) who admires void eggs, (prn) and (prns) addicted self

(prn) who plays games with friends, (prn) with the bottled emotions

Coinings:

Sebastian + romance

Smokerscentstellic - dissomeismoker

Stardewanatomic - stardewgender

Voidchickspritic - obsidiagem

Mascorette

Tagging:

@the-church-of-strabismus @sanguinaryfreaks and @hewasanamericangirl

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RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop will be released on Blu-ray on October 17 via Cineverse. Walmart will exclusively carry a Steelbook edition ($23.84). The 2023 docuseries premieres on SCREAMBOX today.

Directed by Chris Griffiths Christopher Griffiths (Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, Pennywise: The Story of It) and Eastwood Allen craft, the four-episode series is a comprehensive, scene-by-scene breakdown of the 1987 action classic.

Actors Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox, Ray Wise, and Kurtwood Smith, director Paul Verhoeven, writers Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner, and visual effects legend Phil Tippett are among the dozens of interviewees.

Special features are listed below, where you can also see the Steelbook artwork by Creepy Duck Design.

Special features:

Meet the Makers

Roboteam Assemble

Major Firepower

Call to Action

Robocast Quotes

Art of the Steel

Part Man, Part Machine, All Videogame

Gins! Guns! Guns!

Trailer

Episode 1: “Destination Delta City” - Orion Pictures assembles a magnificent cast and crew who, unbeknownst to them, have signed up for a turbulent and career-defining ride. Episode 2: “Verhoeven’s Mantra” - Notoriously demanding mad-genius director Paul Verhoeven pushes the envelope and many people’s buttons with the unprecedented shooting conditions. Episode 3: “Blood, Sweat & Steel” - The resilient cast and crew relive the golden era of hands-on, practical filmmaking in the 1980s. Episode 4: “Murphy & The Machine” - A cinematic icon is unleashed to the world, creating an indelible legacy with lasting memories for those involved in its production.

Pre-order RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop.

[fritextramole]

you say "when we're married" 'cause you're not bitter

part 4 of a Serena van der Woodsen playlist - best heard in order

tracklist and quotes under the cut

Light up the Night ~ Jamie Berry, Robert Edwards, Andrew Griffiths, Octavia Rose

Don't you see? We could light up the night You and me, we could be such a sight

I’m On Fire ~ Chromatics

Sometimes it's like someone took a knife, baby Edgy and dull and cut a six-inch valley Through the middle of my soul

Take Me on the Floor ~ The Veronicas

You captivated me, something about you's got me I was lonely now you make me feel alive Will you be mine tonight

Malibu ~ Trixie Mattel

Came around for a one night thing and I never left Got a key to your old front door You can keep me in the bedside drawer And when you want you can slide me out again

Shotgun ~ Soccer Mommy

Look at your blue eyes like the stars Stuck in the headlights of a car You know I'll take you as you are As long as you do me

All Dolled Up ~ The Orion Experience

Breaking the rules as I sway and swirl Shining like a diamond in glitter and pearl So let's go out on the town Light a fire, burn it down

Kisse Misse ~ Annella

His kiss, addictive like sugar Supposed to only be my rebound He turned out to be the man

Love You Madly ~ CAKE

I don't want to fake it I just want to make it The ornaments look pretty But they're pulling down the branches of the tree I don't want to think about it

Love! ~ Swingrowers

But I've lost control of my game Feeling my senses fading Smiling with tears in my eyes

Girlfriend ~ Icona Pop

Talking bout the lights, the dirt, the shit, that hurts We're not gonna turn around We're doing this for good, for worse The gift, the curse, we're not gonna back down

I Love You Like An Alcoholic ~ The Taxpayers

I need you like I need a gaping head wound One last kiss, I love you like an alcoholic One last kiss, I love you like a négligée

Blowing Up My Mind ~ The Exciters

It's like sitting' in an oven after turning on the gas And then lighting up a cigarette, now how can I last? I said it's blowing up my mind

Pumpkin Soup ~ Kate Nash

Are we not, are we together Will this make our lives much better I'm not in love I just wanna be touched

Deceptacon ~ Le Tigre

You're cool and I hardly wanna say "not" Because I'm so bored that I'd be entertained Even by a stupid floor, a linoleum floor, linoleum floor Your lyrics are dumb like a linoleum floor I'll walk on it, I'll walk all over you

It’s Only Sex ~ Car Seat Headrest

Baby, my body Constantly betrays me I try to betray it I only hurt myself It's only sex

STFU! ~ Rina Sawayama

Patience, overrated If you want it, come and get it The feeling, need to mention Rips me open, rips me open I'm not being naturally negative, no I don't wanna be that girl again, 'cause I've been done and been through more friends

Someone ~ Anna of the North

I am looking for another lover I need someone who understands me Two drinks down Something in the water, baby

Vixen ~ Destroy Boys

Forbidden, untouchable Trouble waits for a victim I wouldn't mind being yours

Trouble ~ Annella

I'm busted, arrested So guilty, you got me There's no excuse for me

You Know I’m No Good ~ Amy Winehouse

I cheated myself Like I knew I would I told you I was trouble You know that I'm no good

Better By Myself ~ Hey Violet

When you choose to terrorize me And your confidence inside me dies You suffocate me with the things you say

Getaway Car ~ Taylor Swift

Don't pretend it's such a mystery Think about the place where you first met me Ridin' in a getaway car There were sirens in the beat of your heart

The Night ~ Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons

You might like your ivory tower But the night begins to turn your head around And you know you're gonna lose more than you found

Personal ~ Rebecca Black

Possessive turned to passive in the middle of the night Now in your vision, I'm the villain you can't look me in the eyes I watched your jealousy turn my sincerity Into dishonesty, but I'll be the bigger person, babe

Breakup Mashup ~ Pomplamoose, dodie

We started out friends It was cool, but it was all pretend Yeah, yeah, (yeah, yeah) Since you been gone (I'm so fuckin' grateful for my ex)

[tff500]

Transformers Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL AU voice cast

Autobots Allied with Yuma:

Bumblebee (Michael Sinterniklaas)

Arcee (Lisa Ortiz)

Hot Shot (Wayne Grayson)

Rodimus (Jason Griffith)

Silverstreak (Sean Schemmel)

Smokescreen (Sean Schemmel)

Autobots who appear to Battle the Eleven Decepticon Barian Emperors to free Yuma's Friends from Megatron's Control:

Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen)

Ironhide (Gary Dourdan)

Overload (Scott McNeil)

Prowl (Alistair Abell)

Landmine (Ward Perry; Voice of Armada Scavenger and Energon Landmine)

Silverbolt (Scott McNeil)

Ratchet (Sean Schemmel)

Sideswipe (Billy Bob Thompson)

Hound (Scott McNeil)

Grimlock (Scott McNeil)

Eleven Decepticon Barian Emperors:

Note: this is my Idea what Happened to Yuma's Allies after their Souls were sent to the Barian World, Trey, Quattro and Quinton's Decepticon Barian names are after stars Polaris, Yildun and Pherkad from the Little Dipper, the Bronk, Roku, Dextra, Nistro, Nelson, Anna and Kaze's Decepticon Barian Names are after stars from the Ursa Minor and Orion Constellations.

Megatron (Dan Green)

Trey/Polaris (Nicholas Corda)

Quattro/Yildun (Michael Smith)

Quinton/Pherkad (Jamal Najum Khan)

Bronk Stone/Epsilon (Sean Schemmel)

Roku/Alnilam (Mike Lauer)

Anna Kaboom/Denebola (Suzy Myers)

Dextra/Bellatrix (Eva Christensen)

Nistro/Alnitak (Jason Griffith)

Nelson Andrews/Saiph (Wayne Grayson)

Kaze/Rigel (Sean Schemmel)

Decepticons Loyal to the Eleven Decepticon Barian Emperors:

Scourge (David Willis)

Cyclonus (Don Brown; Voice of Armada Cyclonus)

Crumplezone (Marc Thompson)

Ransack (Billy Bob Thompson)

Dirt Boss (Darren Dunstan)

Decepticon Revived by the Eleven Decepticon Barian Emperors:

Barricade (Scott McNeil)

Brawl (Marc Thompson)

Blackout (David Willis)

Scorponok (Sean Schemmel)

Mixmaster (Ward Perry; Voice of Armada Scavenger and Energon Landmine)

Long Haul (Dan Green)

Rampage (Mike Pollock)

Bonecrusher (Marc Thompson)

Frenzy (Billy Bob Thompson)

Others:

Starscream (Sam Riegel)

[slpublicity]

4-Part Docuseries ROBODOC: THE CREATION OF ROBOCOP Premieres August 29 on SCREAMBOX

SCREAMBOX Original four-part docuseries RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop will premiere on August 29. New hour-long episodes will follow weekly through September 19 on SCREAMBOX.

Featuring exclusive insight from stars Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox, Ray Wise, and Kurtwood Smith, director Paul Verhoeven, writers Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner, special effects legend Phil Tippett, and more, RoboDoc offers an in-depth look at the making and impact of the trailblazing 1987 dystopian action classic.

Part man, part machine, all cop, RoboCop burst onto the scene as the cinematic landscape began to shift and artificial intelligence was capturing the public's imagination. The boundary-pushing film spawned an unlikely franchise that includes two sequels, an animated series, and a Hollywood remake, along with comic books, video games, toys, and merchandise galore.

RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop is co-directed by Chris Griffiths and Eastwood Allen and produced by Gary Smart. The trio previously collaborated on Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, Pennywise: The Story of IT, and You're So Cool, Brewster: The Story of Fright Night, all of which are available on SCREAMBOX.

Episode one, "Destination Delta City," streams on August 29. Orion Pictures assembles a magnificent cast and crew who, unbeknownst to them, have signed up for a turbulent and career-defining ride.

Episode two, "Verhoeven’s Mantra," streams on September 5. Notoriously demanding mad-genius director Paul Verhoeven pushes the envelope and many people’s buttons with the unprecedented shooting conditions.

Episode three, "Blood, Sweat & Steel," streams on September 12. The resilient cast and crew relive the golden era of hands-on, practical filmmaking in the 1980s.

Episode four, "Murphy & The Machine," streams on September 19. A cinematic icon is unleashed to the world, creating an indelible legacy with lasting memories for those involved in its production.

“We’ve crafted something together to incorporate visuals and sound in an effort to immerse viewers into the world of '80s filmmaking and offer something completely unique to the ‘making of’ format," explains Allen.

"As a fan of RoboCop for the past 30 years, this project has been a labor of love for me, and I can’t wait to share this unique project with the fans, especially those who have stood by us all these years," adds Griffiths.

RoboDoc joins SCREAMBOX’s extensive library of genre documentaries, including Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story, Living with Chucky, Scream, Queen: My Nightmare on Elm Street, Pennywise: The Story of IT, Just Desserts: The Making of Creepshow, Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser, Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary, You're So Cool, Brewster: The Story of Fright Night, and Who Done It: The Clue Documentary.

Start screaming now with SCREAMBOX on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Prime Video, Roku, YouTube TV, Samsung, Comcast, Cox, Philo, and Screambox.com.

[ccenvs3000w23]

Unit 04: Nature Interpretation through Art and Planning for 'All' Scenarios

Interpreting Nature Through Art

‘The Gift of Beauty’ in terms of nature interpretation is the ability for individuals to sense beauty in their natural surroundings, and to provide a spiritual uplifting and encourage resource preservation (Beck et al., 2018). Interpreting nature through art can draw out these types of responses in the public. Jay Griffiths (2013) describes how, “art elicits sympathy, conjures empathy and these emotions are requisites for a kind, kinned sense of society.” Each of these factors are necessary when aiming to change the public’s perspective on nature, and to have society create stronger relationships with nature. 

The use of the arts in nature interpretation programs can entertain, educate, and make emotional connections with the audience (Beck et al., 2018). Art provides nature awareness which can bring out individuals' fascination and curiosity of the natural world (van Boeckel, 2015). Ultimately, it can enhance nature interpretation programs and advertise its importance to the public. The gift of beauty in nature can be experienced through a variety of art forms that includes theatre, visual arts, music and dance. These art forms have been used as tools of interpretation for decades as there is a natural connection between the arts and interpretation of our culture and landscape (Beck et al., 2018). 

So how do I interpret this “gift of beauty” that nature has through art? I sense this gift through two main art forms, which are music and visual arts. As mentioned in the Unit 02’s blog post, there are different types of learners and I myself am an auditory learner. Thus, learning and listening through music is most likely to grab my attention and evoke strong emotions and opinions on subjects—especially that of nature. The use of music in nature interpretation programs is a strong source of eliciting this emotional response as music works in three special ways: words can stick into the minds of listeners, songs paint pictures in the imagination, and often songs evoke emotions in listeners making them memorable (Beck et al., 2018). A song that exemplifies all three of these traits is one that I have loved for a very long time is Joni Mitchell’s, ‘Big Yellow Taxi’. If you haven’t heard this song before I highly recommend you take a listen while focusing on the lyrics, it holds a very important message about the environment!

Similarly, representation of nature through visual arts is another useful tool in evoking emotional responses from individuals. Visual arts can be used in innovative ways to enhance park grounds and view artist’s realities of nature from different perspectives. The beauty of visual arts is that you can see interpretations of nature throughout centuries of time. There are bound to be differences but what is truly remarkable is how artists from different centuries can capture the same essence of a landscape. For instance, both of the paintings below capture a similar nature of The Marne river in France—that being its undeniable warmth.

Modern day oil painting ‘Les Reflections sur La Marne’ by E. René His that presents their perspective of The Marne river in France.

1888 painting of ‘Les Bords de la Marne’ by Paul Cézanne that displays his perspective of The Marne river in France.

After discussing art’s role in nature interpretation, how would you interpret/compare these two paintings? What art form speaks to you the most? Do you have any nature-themed song recommendations?

References: 

Beck, L., Cable, T. T., Knudson, D. M. (2018). Interpreting Cultural and Natural Heritage for a Better World. Sagamore Venture.

Griffiths, J. (2013). The exile of the arts. Orion, 30(5), 10-11. 

van Boeckel, J. (2015). At the heart of art and earth: an exploration of practices in arts-based environmental education. Environmental Education Research, 21(5), 801–802. 

Images taken from:

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Nature is Art, and Art is Nature

Who are you to interpret nature through art? How do you interpret “the gift of beauty”?

I found this question a bit challenging to answer at the start, as it is a multifaceted one with no right or wrong answer. In Chapter 10, it spoke about how there are cases where people lack the “proper background” to appreciate art, and this resonated a lot with me as I’ve worked my way through my education. My program is landscape architecture, and from a first glance one would think it is all about sketching and drawing accurate depictions of beautiful landscapes. I feared I wasn’t going to do well because my aesthetic ability to draw was quite poor. What I soon came to realize was that artistic ability was not solely defined based on aesthetics, but that art is another form of language; it's communication without spoken words, it strives to elicit emotions and provoke curiosity (Beck et al., 2018, Griffiths, 2013). 

I still find it challenging to come up with an answer to this question, and so I tried to break it down into pieces and start from there. Who am I? Well I am a 5th year student taking landscape architecture, who has always been surrounded by nature my whole life. How can someone like me interpret nature through art? Well I think that interpretation comes from one's definition of what art is. I really liked the way art was defined in our lecture notes; “Art (whether a painting, photograph, or a sculpture) often captures but a moment in time—and if that art is shared, the story continues” (Hooykaas, 2024). This made me think about how interpreting art through nature doesn’t have to involve the “proper background” of knowledge in the arts, but that art is simply a vessel which guides emotions and feelings (Beck et al., 2018). When in nature, our attention is often grabbed by bright, colorful shapes and patterns that allow us to be grounded, taking in the beauty of a naturalized moment. Taken from Chapter 5, Eliot Porter's take on finding the beauty in nature really resonated with me. He said, “how much is missed if we only have the eyes for bright colors…the essence of the Earth’s beauty lies in disorder” (Porter & Gleick, 1990). This quote made me think of a picture I took one winter’s day as I was walking home and happened to look up into the chaotic branches of a red pine covered in snow. The picture below is how I can describe how I interpret nature through art; the endless lines, shapes, colors that all mesh together, invoking feelings of chaotic disorder but also a certain calmness that makes you want to stop and take a deep breathe of the icy air.

I think the feelings I get from this picture work quite well with how “The Gift of Beauty” is defined in Chapter 5; how interpretation intends to instill in people the conscious ability and desire to take in the beauty of their surroundings (Beck et al., 2018). I interpret this gift of beauty as being grounded in the present moment, having no other intrusive thoughts present other than what lies in front of you; or for my case from this picture, what lied above me. I think this is a very powerful way of interpreting nature because it throws away the idea of what's right and wrong, and focuses on how certain moments in time can evoke powerful emotions not obtainable through spoken words. 

References:

Beck, L., Cable, T. T., & Knudson, D. M. (2018). Interpreting cultural and natural heritage for a better world. Sagamore-Venture.

Griffiths, J. (2013). The exile of the arts. Orion, 30(5), 10–11.

Hooykaas, A (2024) Unit 4: Nature Interpretation Through Art and Planning for "All" Scenarios. ENVS*3000. University of Guelph

Porter, E., & Gleick, J. (1990). Nature’s chaos. New York, NY: The Viking Press.

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"RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop" ist ein Zeugnis für das bleibende Erbe des Sci-Fi-Klassikers "RoboCop" von 1987. Diese umfangreiche Dokumentation, meisterhaft inszeniert und geschrieben von Eastwood Allen und Christopher Griffiths, bietet eine nahezu fünfstündige Reise (exklusive Bonusmaterial) durch die Entstehung dieses filmischen Meisterwerks. Es ist ein wahr gewordener Traum für Anhänger des Films, der einen umfassenden Einblick in die Entwicklung des Films bietet, von seiner Konzeption bis zu seiner kulturellen Wirkung. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyBL9eINHO8 Die Dokumentation ist bekannt für ihre detaillierte Erkundung des einzigartigen kreativen Prozesses von Regisseur Paul Verhoeven. Verhoevens Aufwachsen in Den Haag während des Zweiten Weltkriegs beeinflusste maßgeblich seine Herangehensweise an die extreme Gewaltdarstellung im Film. Interessanterweise enthüllt die Dokumentation, wie Verhoeven die Hauptfigur Murphy zu einer Christus-ähnlichen Gestalt formte, was der Erzählung des Films Tiefgang hinzufügt. Sein von Volatilität und hohen Anforderungen geprägter Regiestil ist ein Schwerpunkt in einer der Episoden und hebt die Herausforderungen und Triumphe der Filmproduktion hervor. Die Dokumentation ist in vier unterschiedliche Episoden gegliedert, die jeweils verschiedene Aspekte der Filmproduktion beleuchten. Die erste Episode behandelt die Ursprünge von "RoboCop", einschließlich der Zusammenstellung von Besetzung und Crew durch Orion Pictures. Die zweite Episode gewährt Einblicke in das anspruchsvolle Umfeld, das Verhoeven während des Drehs schuf. Die dritte Episode bietet Erfahrungsberichte aus erster Hand von der Besetzung und Crew und betont die praktische, handwerkliche Filmproduktion, die in den 1980er Jahren vorherrschte. Die letzte Episode würdigt das Erbe von "RoboCop" und reflektiert die Erinnerungen und den Einfluss des Films auf die Beteiligten seiner Entstehung. Mit Interviews von Hollywood-Größen wie Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox, Ray Wise, Kurtwood Smith und Regisseur Paul Verhoeven gewährt die Dokumentation beispiellose Einblicke in den Filmproduktionsprozess. Ihre Beliebtheit spiegelt sich in ihrem Ranking in den JustWatch Tages-Streaming-Charts wider, was ihre Anziehungskraft auf ein breites Publikum zeigt. "RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop" ist mehr als nur eine Dokumentation; es ist ein tiefgehender Einblick in die Herstellung eines Films, der ein ganzes Genre neu definiert hat. Seine umfassende Berichterstattung und packende Erzählweise machen sie zu einer unverzichtbaren Sichtung für Fans des Originalfilms und alle Filmbegeisterten. Für weitere Informationen zu "RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop" können die folgenden Quellen besucht werden: Film Threats Rezension Details bei Apple TV

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Saw the new designs.. Might as well post this, thing has been on my tab for months.

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Jenelle Evans, 31, and her husband David Eason, 35, reportedly could face charges of assault and neglect after their son Jace, 14, recently ran away from home three times over a month, according to TMZ. The outlet claimed an investigation into the family is due to wrap up soon after law enforcement interviewed Jace, whom the Teen Mom 2 star welcomed with her ex Andrew Lewis in 2009. It’s unclear whether or not the charges will actually happen, but sources told the outlet it appears they will be filed.

The outlet further reported that after Jace ran away, he reportedly told them that David, who is his stepdad, had assaulted him. He also reportedly appeared to have visible marks on his neck and arm, which made the investigation more serious. There’s also a claim that there’s video of the alleged assault and cops have it in their possession. HollywoodLife reached out to Jenelle’s team for comment but have yet to receive a response.

The latest news about Jenelle and David comes after Jenelle regained custody of Jace from her mother, Barbara, earlier this year. The caring grandmother took custody of her grandson years ago after Jenelle was unable to properly care for him. In June, the mother and daughter seemed to be on good terms when they were spotted on a family vacation together.

In August, Jenelle made headlines when she reported Jace as missing in the area of her North Carolina home. “As a boy mom, kids can act up and rebel as I’m sure the majority of us all once did as kids too. Jace, got in trouble at school, we decided to take his phone away and that’s when he decided to run off,” she told TMZ in a statement that afternoon. The Brunswick Co. Sheriff’s Department confirmed he was later found safe.

Jace was reportedly reported missing again in September, which marked three times in a month he reportedly ran away. Local law enforcement was reportedly called to Jenelle and David’s home after the teen reportedly “snuck out” of her home through a window. Jenelle, who is also the mother of Kaiser Orion, 9, with her ex-boyfriend Nathan Griffith, and daughter Ensley Jolie, 6, with David, also reportedly told the police that her son didn’t have his phone with him at the time.

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just need 8 more! here's a sorted list below the cut

Edgar

Eli

Red

Mandi (Oz)

Rosalina (Alex)

Wisper (Orion)

Bon (Bell)

Ghost (Vinny)

Berry (Harper)

Tzula enchantarium

Sir fluff oc

Vewn chara

James Lee

Blackiesootfur oc

Blinkpen dem

Kent n Daniel

Barrenclan Daff

Deadly comics

Bucketofchum Atumu

Sans

Ralsei

Bugsnax chandlo

Stanley

Deimos madcom

Peppino

Alice Angel

Glam Fred

Ender dragon

Sdv maru

Cotl lamb

Medic tf2

Amaru

Mommy must murder

Shadow

Wario

Isabelle

King dedede

Atreus

Goodra

Banjo n Kazooie

Star fox

Duke nukem

Spyro

Crash bandicoot

RE leon

Eggnog n squid ink cookie

Marina Splatoon

Bill Cypher

Fred Flintstone

Sandy cheeks

Jaleka miraculous ladybug

Rose quartz

Luz toh

Big Mac

Bluey dad

Invader zim

Danny phantom

Jenny teenage robot

Shego

Fred scooby doo

Garfield

Marceline

Buttercup PPG

Jojo mista

Goku

Serizawa

Anya

Sailor Mars

Griffith

Kuromi

Zoro

Miku

The other mother

Ponyo

The Cheshire cat

Sally nightmare before Christmas

Mike Myers Halloween

Death puss in boots

Herobrine

Benrey

Firestar

Jekyll n hyde

Moon girl

Harley Quinn

Blade

Data st

Cyborg tt

Bojack

Leela

Dr. Girlfriend

Lois griffin

Boba fett

nearly done with my character collection... 83/100

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"Capturing Pippin"

Blog #201   4/11/17

Acrobats in the cast of Pippin: Viktoria Grimmy, Yannick Thomas, Lolita Costet, Orion Griffiths

For the revival of the great Broadway musical, ”Pippin,” by producers Barry & Fran Weissler, we were commissioned to make advertising photographs and the poster for the marquee. 

My good luck was that in this revival, acrobats would perform throughout the play.  Working with these marvelous talents proved to be one of the richest experiences I’ve ever had.  Even more than the dancers I’ve so often photographed, the acrobats could do things with their almost superhuman bodies that are nothing short of astonishing.  Besides being brilliantly trained, they are utterly fearless. There was nothing I asked for that they wouldn’t or couldn’t do, with joyful abandon.

I directed, “Throw her to the ceiling and at the same time spin her around.”   Performers Lolita Costet and Yannick Thomas

A director’s delight: For this photograph of Viktoria Grimmy, I said “At the top of your leap, bend backwards and laugh at the camera.” 

There was no direction I gave that was greeted by the slightest hesitation.

Orion Griffiths “stood” on his hands, legs in the air: I said, “Let your legs down very slowly; do not let them drop!"

To say “Thank you” after the joyous day of working with the four awesome acrobats, I made portraits of each.

Orion Griffiths

Lolita Costet

Yannick Thomas 

Viktoria Grimmy

The set-up for this image.

My main idea – and challenge -- was to make an image where the star of the show appeared to be bursting out of the photograph.

“Pippin” played by Matthew James Thomas

The “star” of this high energy picture was a great young fellow completely at home on the trampoline I used to help him soar into the air. He could do anything; the bigger challenge for me was the “exploding” factor: Here’s how we did it.

We built a contained space to throw “bursts” of powder so not one molecule of it would get onto any piece of very expensive cameras, strobe packs, lenses, and other studio equipment.

With the “powder throwers” inside the enclosure, wearing hazmat gear, I’m set to make photographs.  And, Beverly is at the ready to help solve problems.

With each burst of powder, I make another picture.

We did NOT use talc which is a dangerous substance.  It is inert and if inhaled can cause a variety of problems, in addition to remaining in the lungs indefinitely.  Talcum powder should never be used by human beings in my opinion. We used corn starch which is bio-degradable.

With each image recorded on the screen, my assistant Bart Babinski watches for details.

From inside of the enclosure, the camera looks in through a special protective port.

Outside, I’m poised to catch each “explosion.”

Protection from inhaling the fine powder.

Vroom! Pop!

Of the hundreds of bursts we recorded, no two were exactly alike, giving me hard choices from an embarrassment of visual riches.

The Pippin poster

Glitterati Incorporated, the publisher of the Retrospective, Schatz Images: 25 Years is now offering the two- book boxed set at a discount from the original price. The set comes with an 11"x14” print of the buyer’s choice. http://schatzimages25years-glitterati.com

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Gay Short Film Showcase: Lunch – Can a street performer impress a guy with his feats?