#Patricia Parker

[lime1991]

Patricia Parker aka Black Willow, the ONLY spider-person in New York!

This is just a fun little drawing to kinda bring back Patricia Parker, my spidersona/oc i created after into the spider-verse in 2018 lol. Her actual design DOES have a mask I just didn't feel like drawing it in this bc like why would she have to wear a mask in the middle of nowhere overrun with foliage and dead buildings lol. She was originally age 10 when i made her but since its canonically been a year between itsv and atsv shes 11 now. And shes very artistic so her web-shooters are glue bottles. dont even ask how it works i dont know. its like how sun-spider uses her crutches as her web-shooters.

ALSO, the apocalypse shes living through isnt like a zombie one or anything. I kind of want to steal the apocalypse that happens in Ultra Despair Girls where all the adults are killed and the world is run by children (i also read a book where this was the case in 5th grade so i love the concept). So her canon events of her uncle dying would happen and bc he was her only family left she'd be completely alone and she learns to survive and be a positive person/hero during the apocalypse.

Because a majority of adults in this universe are dead now, every single typical spider-man villain is just a traumatized child (like the warriors of hope in UDG) and the stuff that happens within her story causes her to wish she'd never gotten bit. since shes experienced so much tragedy she definitely would sympathize with Miles in wanting to save his father and in general stop these fucked up canon events. because if there was a universe where she could have a normal loving life with her uncle and didnt have to kill other traumatized children... she'd go there in a HEARTBEAT.

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Patricia Arquette as Kristen Parker A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)

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A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)

[maxxxines]

Parker Posey as Patricia Eden YOU'VE GOT MAIL (1998) dir. Nora Ephron

[nateyweb]

Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw wearing Chanel in Sex and the City S04E06 "Baby, Talk is Cheap" (2001)

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Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker). White jacket, white blouse & blue tartan skirt.. Sex & The City (1998-2004).. Costume by Patricia Field & Rebecca Weinberg.

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Ruth Roman, Eleanor Parker and Patricia Neal for THREE SECRETS (1950) directed by Robert Wise

[lynxveraxgabriella]

I drew the Rising Trials because I was bored-

- Tyyrūs/Kājoroe

- Thaleia/Cherry ← Oc belongs to my cousin

- Luharlla/Gabriella

- Dylöss/Park(er)

- Evzulua/Patricia(Pearl)

- Natalus/Remi

- Valtryna/Tera

[nervestatic]

butch werewolf cannot be more than 10 inches away from human gf at any time or they'll blow up

characters are they/it [left] and she/her [right]

[tourneurs]

“It’s too late for the truth.”

Three Secrets (1950) dir. Robert Wise

[lime1991]

shes baaaaaaaaaaack >:)

[horrorwomensource]

Heather Langenkamp & Patricia Arquette as Nancy Thompson & Kristen Parker in A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

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magazine clippings

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In March, Strauss Studios hosted Diane Belfiglio: An Artist’s Legacy, an exhibition celebrating the late artist. The Ohio artist and educator’s exploration of light and shadow give her subjects a unique graphic quality.

Here Belfiglio discusses her acrylic paintings-

My paintings prominently feature closely-cropped, sunlit architectural forms. Although realistic in their presentation, I rely heavily on their underlying abstract qualities to give to the already imposing images an even greater sense of power. Shadows, ethereal by nature, take on a rigid structural aspect in these compositions. Colors range from brilliant to subtle in an effort to reproduce the strong sense of sunlight streaming through each piece. Although these images are visually powerful, the delicate details in the architecture—and often in the surrounding vegetation–are also prominently featured in my work. The resultant blend produces a heightened, stylized reality. I work to transform the mundane into the extraordinary, so that we see beauty in images that generally go unnoticed by most of us on a daily basis.

Here she talks about her decision to work with watercolor, like in the pair above-

Never say never. For the majority of my life, I have not taken to watercolor as a medium I ever wanted to use professionally. But in 2015-16, the Canton Museum of Art had a spectacular show of Joseph Raffael’s watercolor paintings. The colors and luminosity in his work were so amazing that I just couldn’t get the images out of my head. A couple of years later, I was called upon to teach Watercolors at Walsh University, a class I normally don’t teach. So there was another toe in the water (pun intended). Fast forward to 2020, when I finally had the urge to vanquish my demons and give it a try. I started slowly, making plenty of mistakes, but soon realized that I could create the luminosity that I crave in my work in this medium.

Tomorrow (5/3/24), Strauss Studios will be open late for Canton First Friday and showing the new exhibition Exploring Light and Darkness featuring artists Emily Orsich, Heather Bullach, Jo Westfall, Joe Ostrowske, Mary Crane Nutter, Patricia Zinsmeister Parker, and Susan Wilkof.

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Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) White lace sweater, white shirt & green multi skirt.. Sex & The City (1998-2004).. Costume by Patricia Field &  Rebecca Weinberg.

[sncwonthebeach]

"God bless your soul, Brother Alameida. Go in peace."

Brb, falling back in love with Stigmata (1999)