#Rød

[polito0]

Reviving an old character :)

I bought this guy ages ago for like 50 deviant art points, I named him Rød but from now on he'll be Rojo

[coffeenuts]

Red poppy by Funchye https://flic.kr/p/2nori23

[dkavisen]

Vejle Kunstmuseum ser rødt

Vejle Kunstmuseum ser rødt

En kæmpemæssig hjerteskulptur skabt af den unge fremadstormende kunstner Julie Stavad bliver Vejle Kunstmuseums nye vartegn, og kommer til at markere åbningen af den ambitiøse særudstilling RØD. Visualisering af Julie Stavads 4 meter høje skulptur ‘Det pressede hjerte’. Fra 14. februar 2023 kan Vejle Kunstmuseums nye vartegn opleves i museets foyer og ses udefra igennem vinduespartiet ved…

[cherllyio]

Only time i can use my weird ass hell language for something acutally productive-

Close up

Original post i found it:

[distantbell]

hand over hand over hand

milk teeth, keaton henson / the physiognomy of hands (1917), katherine m.h. blackford, arthur newcomb / seaside improvisation, richard siken / movement of the hand, eadweard muybridge / shaydh.tumblr.com / boot theory, richard siken / hands (1919), georgia o´keeffe / lizoni.tumblr.com 

[ifelten]

Rød ræv (Vulpes vulpes)

Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)

[eurovisionart]

🇩🇰 Birthe Kjær - Vi maler byen rød

[litteraturhistorikeren]

Har lige bestilt et par Dr Martens, som var nedsat fra 2100 til 1600 kr og en pyjamas som havde kostet 800 kr, men var nedsat til 160 kr!! Luxury

[pumpking64]

a weird thing that makes me very emotional is how there will be parts of my life that for whatever cultural reason seem like a universal experience to me, yet aren't to you guys. the childhood stories i grew up with, the songs that get played to specific events, the traditions that come and pass regularly. all the things that shape life and make us feel connected, yet so many of you don't know. idk it's beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time, how you don't have this valuable thing in your life yet have so many other things, that i don't even know about

[the-dashing-miss-ollandre]

i just heard the quote "danish phonology is not a joke. its a very serious chronic throat condition that i would never make fun of"

as resident danish mutual, would you agree?

I pronounce the danish word for “knights” as [ˈʁɨ̰ɯ̯̰.ɐː]. In any other language that’s the sound you’d make just before throwing up. So uhh yeah

[candescentkpop]

Keonhee

Oneus: Valkyrie

Oneus Part 84 / ∞

[cupzx]

THE ABSOLUTE emotional whiplash I got from hearing beans by kurt Cobain for the first time and crying and then on shuffle comes I love you Jesus by Trisha pastas

[raskallion]

The Origins of Rød

My husband has run an RPG group on Monday nights for the last few years, but because I'm always at work I've never been able to join them. This week, however, I was at orientation in the morning and could join their first session of a new campaign (it also happened to be his birthday). We thought it would be fun if I made a quick, disposable character with no real backstory so I could sit in on the session and heroically die near the end to give the adventurers a fallen companion to think of fondly through their future triumphs.

In true TTRPG fashion, however, things did not go as we planned and instead the group tried everything in their power to work against me and keep my character from dying, creating a new recurring temporary squadmate.

Meet Rød, the Infernal Tiefling Fighter. Rød is incredibly attractive, but not very smart. A long time ago, Rød was married. Things weren't going well, but because Rød was terrified of both his warlock wife and her Undying patron (and, again, not very smart) he tried to fake his death to get out of the marriage. The patron then cursed him with the inability to die, no matter how hard he tries, and blessed his ex-wife with demonhood.

So now I'm in the group, but only on Mondays when the school is closed. Rød will continue to try to die every session I play, and at the end of those sessions (or if I'm ever on the brink of failing the death saves), he will mysteriously be sucked into the Hells to return the next time I can make a session.

[jontheblogcentric]

UEFA Euro 2024 Preview Links

One of the crazy things over the past three years is watching a football tournament with decent time zones. For Qatar 2022, there were some games I had to wake up real early to see at a cafe for 7am! For the Women’s World Cup last year, they were in Australia and New Zealand so I had to be really lucky if I wanted to catch them at good times. I think the final was at 3am my time. I tried to wake…

[denimbex1986]

'Forty-something Adam ( Andrew Scott ) has become lonely. He spends his life in a flat in London, in an almost empty block of flats, where he tries to write a TV script based on his parents, who died in a car accident just before he turned 12.

The work is tiring. It will mostly be weed and bad TV. One evening, Harry ( Paul Mescal ) shows up at his door, with a fake booze in his fist. Harry has felt that Adam has been watching him. Should they maybe …, is Adam possibly ���, is there any chance that the two of them … ?

Adam closes the door, with a smile that is both resigned and hopeful. Harry is significantly younger, apparently quite out and about, and besides: Adam is and will remain alone .

The next day, Adam takes the train to the streets of his childhood, looking for inspiration for the script work. Once there, he enters an advanced daydream: Mom ( Claire Foy ) and Dad ( Jamie Bell ) are in their old house, the age they were when he lost them (younger than he is now).

They will of course like to hear about how their boy has fared after he moved to big, scary London.

Author, you say? Something so great! They knew there was going to be something from him! What Adam struggles to tell them is that he is gay. He never made it then, and he doesn't dare now. He is afraid of what these 1980s people will think.

"Isn't it a very lonely life?", asks his mother when he returns a few days later, having gathered courage. The son tells her that fortunately "everything" is different in 2024, 30 years later.

He fails to add that - yes, he is very lonely. Has been that way all his adult life.

The combination of the "visits" to the childhood home, the conversations with parents and continued attention from the ongoing Harry (as well as, for that matter, a ketamine trip ), brings about a kind of spring break in Harry, both creatively and emotionally.

The man is coming out of the shell of grief he has so carefully built around himself. At the same time, he is put in a bind: How much should he allow himself to think about the unchanging past? Is he so obsessed with the theoretical thought exercises of the irrevocable that he is unable to live in the present?

"All Of Us Strangers" is first and foremost an insanely well -acted film. By Foy , as the mother who is afraid that her son's homosexuality was "her fault". Of the versatile Bell as the more understanding father. By Mescal, who has used the "Normal People" success in the best possible way: to choose good roles in interesting films .

Most of all, it is a showcase for Scott, who can often be seen in theater and TV ( among others as Terje Rød-Larsen ), but could benefit from more work in "proper" films.

Scott's ability to hold two or more thoughts in his head at the same time, and convey them to us via the most subtle facial expressions, is formidable. He is never one thing. Always a reliable, volatile combination.

With its magical realism, exemplary acting and sober aesthetic, "All Of Us Strangers" is a fancy romantic tearjerker for people who are actually above romantic tearjerkers. A "ghost story" for people who rise above ghost stories.

A perhaps rather elegant and delicious story about post-traumatic stress, detachment and the healing potential of love. With an ambiguous dispute at the end.

It is a film that I suspect is not quite as good as I currently imagine it to be. "All Of Us Strangers" is undeniably successful. It also has its sentimental, swarming weaknesses.'

[ifelten]

Rød ræv (Vulpes vulpes)

Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)