#The Eight

[lionofchaeronea]

Title: Edge of the Pasture -- Glow of the Sun Artist: George Bellows (American, 1882-1925) Date: 1916 Genre: landscape painting Movement: Ashcan School Medium: oil on panel Dimensions: 45.7 cm (17.9 in) high x 55.9 cm (22 in) wide Location: private collection

[georgiacooked]

Throwing a spotlight on my favourite Doctor Who/Big Finish character(s) today, with my newest sticker sheet!

Featuring the renegade Time Lord, the Eleven (and Two, and Eight, and Nine, and Twelve, and The Union...) These guys are the reason I fell in love with BF, so it only felt fair to give them a sheet.

Only drawing the regenerations we've met so far, because I'm not that flush with time.

[treel]

I was wondering, do you have ocs of the eight that rule the meekrob?

I just have vague ideas about what they're like, probably pretty intimidating for blobs of electric jelly. I meant this to be a sketch to illustrate how I imagine them, but as usual it got out of hand.

[narliearchive]

The Eight by PansyFace22 [T]

He’s not sure why Gary wanted him to come tonight but the more Gary’s friends keeps talking, the less Nick wants to be here and the more keenly he’s wishing he had never said yes to his friend’s invitation. These guys are seriously whinging about women not giving them a chance and there’s only so much Nick can tune out. Gary has, as far as Nick can tell, brought him right into the middle of a huddle of straight guys freaking out about being straight. Why is he here?

[mr-boundless]

I'm a good man...

[coltonwbrown]

Pigeons, 1910

John Sloan

[4eternal-life]

George Bellows  (American, 1882 -1925)

Men of the Docks,  1912

National Gallery in London

https://www.latimes.com/world/worldnow/britain-national-gallery

[careful-disorder]

John Sloan, McSorley's Bar

“The Eight came from eight distinct directions, but a biographical collage could apply to each artist:  “Born to working class parents, talent recognized early, moved to Philadelphia.  Enrolled in Pennsylvania Academy of the Arts, met Robert Henri.  Moved to Paris, admired the earthy works of Manet, came home with a mission.” - Art from the alleys, The Ashcan School

[lionofchaeronea]

Gwendolyn, John French Sloan, ca. 1918

[inkeyjay]

🔥🌼🌸Good luck babe 🌸🌼🔥

[notrobinsomethingworse]

Dick (Nightwing) and Jason (Robin) stare at Bruce. One sports pleading eyes, the other a shit eating grin. There’s a child between them with black hair and blue eyes.

Bruce, he doesn’t know what’s happening but he doesn’t like it: No.

Dick, grinning: He’s our younger brother now.

Jason, nodding seriously: You’re not gonna take him from us.

Tim, got kidnapped while taking photos of patrol, just happy to be there: Where’s the Batcave?

Bruce: what.

Dick, grinning wider: He’s ours now.

[bacchuschucklefuck]

couldnt draw my thang for mid-autumn so treated myself to a calne redesign instead

[fatdaypants]

Delaware Art Museum, August 2024

[mr-boundless]

the Collective

the Two (Michael Maloney), the Eight (Tim McMullan), the Nine (John Heffernan), the Eleven (Mark Bonnar), the Twelve (Julia McKenzie) and the Union (Maureen O'Brien)

[asthevermincrawls]

I think this person on reddit summed up the youtube adblocker situation perfectly. my reaction to this is not "oh man guess I'll watch ads." its, "well, I guess I'll just do something more productive with my time." I highly doubt any adblock user is going to willingly go back to watching ads. so what actually happens is youtube loses a functionally tiny amount of its userbase--because adblockers weren't even losing them a significant amount of money in the first place(!)--and a bunch of adblock users move on to something else. what a fantastic waste of time and effort