#Shannon Jones

[crushedsweets]

JANUARY XX, 2008

FARNBURY, ALABAMA.

Characters & creators can be found on @creepedverse PT 1

[creepedverse]

Whenever Shannon would walk through the streets of farnbury, what would she think?

She never knows if she's sad about only knowing this town or happy. If someone would ask her now “Do you ever want to leave this town?” she would laugh and not know what to say. The answer might be different in a few years. Right now she feels so oddly chained here. How is she able to when she feels this odd wave of familiarity chaining her here. She even made friends here.

At the same time when she stumbles into the bathroom, blood running down her chin and throat, she wishes everything would be different. The project she was sewing on can kick the bucket, she would never be able to remove the weirdly black blood stains. Her head feeling likes its pulsing and her brain possibly imploding, she collapses onto the cream colored tiles. Breath was heavy and vision was starting to blur.

Ah, was there the little pitter patter of plush paws she could hear coming towards her? She was sure they were worrying. She could feel said paws shaking her, well, as well as they could. But she can't see it anymore, opening her eyes hurts too much.

And she knew that when she wakes up from this, she might not be in her apartment anymore, she might be dirty and injured and maybe there might even be a victim next to her.

Got the last header from Pinterest, so we're wildin, Shannon crumbs. Art made by @angelartplush - DT

[shanxpennywise]

Shaggy And Scooby Doo Get A Clue: New Adventures.

Just a little idea I had in mind, for Shaggy And Scooby Doo Get A Clue.

Also, I drew Dr Phibes with a new metal hand and it looks good on him in my opinion!

Both female OCs are Shannon Jones (In the black top) and her clone which was created by Dr Phineas Phibes is also named Shannon Jones.

The original Shannon Jones hates the fact that she was cloned by her enemy, and to add salt to the wounds the clone was named after her as Dr Phibes seen Shannon as a very intelligent woman and believed that she could've been a perfect partner for his evil schemes, etc but she refused. So he found a way to harvest her DNA after confronting her and then later on cloned her.

Dr Phibes and her clone are their worst enemies which Shannon, Shaggy, and Scooby Doo will do anything to stop them.

[diioonysus]

creatures in art: mermaids & sirens

[shannonpurdyjones]

Short sample clip because Tumblr is being a butt and refusing to upload the full video without crashing (hellsite my beloved and beloathed)

Here's the link if you want to see the full in-hand spinning demo video with captions (you don't have to subscribe or download anything to watch...I mean it's lovely for me if you do subscribe obviously, but don't let Substack bully you. It's a link. You can open it with no strings, no matter what they say lol.)

More about the textile history inspiration behind my historical fantasy novel Wyrd Weaving below the cut!

When I first conceived of the idea that is now becoming Wyrd Weaving, an historical fantasy novel set between Northumbria and Svealand in the tumultuous early 9th century, I only knew two things for certain. I knew I wanted to write a story centering the lives of women, queer people, and gender-nonconforming people in the 800s. So often stories set in the “Viking Age” center only the pursuits of men (wealthy men especially), and I wanted to dig for what other stories were buried there, waiting to be told. I also knew without doubt that fiber arts would somehow comprise a significant portion of the story’s magical realism elements.

I’ve knitted since my late teens, and have harbored and interest in all sorts of fiber arts for even longer than that. When I decided to get serious about writing a story centering the lives of medieval women (in Europe primarily, though several other unique period cultures factor into the story as well), I knew I had to do a deep dive into historical spinning and weaving. Women at all levels of society spent more time on aspects of cloth production than any other chore during this period, yet arts like spinning and weaving are almost never shown in novels, movies, or TV set in the early Middle Ages.

That wasn’t going to fly for Wyrd Weaving, a story inspired by the countless forgotten fiber artists who quite literally wove the history of our society. This first short video about my (mis)adventures in historical textile research gives you a glimpse at how and why I learned in-hand or “twiddle” spinning, the style of spinning prominent in early 9th century northern Europe. Enjoy!

[nofatclips]

Boys Keep Swinging (David Bowie cover) by ACTORS and Bootblacks featuring Leathers - Video by Dan O'Connell

[theactioneer]

Hard Vice (Joey Travolta, 1994)

[thatrobotkid]

happy international womens day 🚺🩷

[brokehorrorfan]

The Shape of Water will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on November 26 via The Criterion Collection. Greg Ruth designed the cover art for the 2017 Academy Award-winning romantic fairy tale.

Guillermo del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth, Pacific Rim) directs from a script he co-wrote with Vanessa Taylor (Divergent). Sally Hawkins, Octavia Spencer, Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Doug Jones star.

The Shape of Water is been digitally mastered in 4K, supervised by del Toro, with HDR and 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

A conversation between Guillermo del Toro and filmmaker David Lowery (new)

A Fairy Tale for Troubled Times - Documentary on the film’s production design, cast, special effects, and score

Anatomy of a Scene: Prologue

Anatomy of a Scene: The Dance

Interview with illustrator James Jean

2017 Masterclass on the film’s technical aspects with Guillermo del Toro, director of photography Dan Laustsen, visual effects supervisors Shane Mahan and Dennis Berardi, costume designer Luis Sequeira, and production designer Paul D. Austerberry

Trailers

Booklet with essay by film critic Carlos Aguilar

Cinema’s great modern mythmaker Guillermo del Toro uses the hallmarks of classic horror and fantasy to tell a strange and sublime fable about outsiderhood, connection, and love’s transcendence. An ineffably touching Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a mute janitor at a top-secret government laboratory who finds herself drawn to the facility’s newest research subject: a humanoid amphibian—for whom she is soon risking everything, amid the stifling conformity of 1960s America.

Pre-order The Shape of Water.

[should-have-been-at-the-club]

Round 3 Match 7: They Should Have Been At The Club Tournament

Propaganda below the cut.

Propaganda for Ianto Jones:

This man went through so much trauma then died when he was twenty-six i don’t know if he would have liked the club but he deserved it instead of the Horrors

Propaganda for Shannon:

She has been working as a maid since she was 6. She has had a full time job since she was a tiny child. Her boss is really hard on her, and the other servants make her do all the work. Her only friends are another servant from the same orphanage, and her boss's daughter. She's dating her boss's nephew because he's pretty much the only man she knows under 30. Her entire life is her job, and hanging out with her employer's relatives.

She's under-age so maybe she shouldn't be at the club but like she should be at the blue light disco! Or at like an after school club or something.

[filmbook21]

[crushedsweets]

bonnie cleaning blythe up + CRV gang at a diner creepedverse cast/owners can be found at @creepedverse !

[shanxpennywise]

Shaggy And Scooby Doo Get A Clue: World Domination (Old Art.)

[larae91]

[texasbama]

Shannon Thornton

At the 54th NAACP Image Awards

[fantastickkay]

From YM, January 2000