#armando torres

[roosterbirds]

[titobitex]

[retrokid616]

Me after realizing both rwby and the final hosts of the RT podcast already got new investors and shows lined up after RT

Sad day knowing what’s going on on RT’s last stream but good to know that some shows will live on.

[teamkrissy]

[keen-arts]

mando monroe is everything to me

[ehilikeshoney]

I was meant to draw the "Joni sad" idea yesterday since I stared playing GTA TLAD (basically a fem ver of Johnny with the puppy eyes he has at the beginning of the game when Billy asks him where his bike is), but I found the idea quite lame, so I abandoned it (plus I was in a bad mood, so I'm sorry for not drawing anything yesterday).

But today I felt more generous and decided to try a new art style (not rlly since it's the OG one, but with some shadows poorly added here and there lol) and to draw some TBoGT stuff instead, so here are Armando & Henrique genderswapped :)

I'll most probably still draw something TLAD-related these days, not sure tho ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[crimsonxe]

Episode 1: Ratler

[divulgacion-alternativa]

Depredadores de Conciencia

[arctosv]

Hauntober Prompt 22: Bat

Going Batty

“Christ, how is it this hard to hang bats from the ceiling?” Andrew muttered under his breath to himself as he stood atop a stool with bat decorations in one hand and a roll of tape in the other. A small amount of bats were hung from the ceiling around the room as fallen bats littered the floor down below, having already fallen from the ceiling.

Entering the room Armando laughed loudly at the site before him, “I told you not to use the tape that came with them dude. We bought them last year and the adhesive doesn’t last more than two days once opened.” He grinned, picking up several of the bats off the floor and removing the old adhesive from them and discarding the waste into a nearby bin. “Listen, since it seems like you’re in a pinch I’ll help you out.” He offered with a grin.

“Awh, aren’t you just the kindest? What do you want?” Andrew inquired as he rolled his eyes. Grateful for the help, but still slightly agitated from his unfruitful endeavors in decorating hanging.

“Can’t a friend just help another friend out in their time of need?” Armando pondered aloud. “I actually just wanted to give you a hard time, seriously though, what can I do to help you out?”

“There’s some duct tape in there I need, if that doesn’t work I’m going to use a hammer and nail to make them stay in place.” Andrew answered as he pointed over towards a basket sitting on a desk. Waiting patiently as Armando fished out a fresh roll of duct tape and handed it to him. “Thanks dude.”

“Why is it that the adhesive that comes with decorations always sucks ass. Genuinely they’re always garbage and end up in the trash.” Armando asked as he picked up the packaging to look over.

Ripping off a piece of tape Andrew hung a bat from the ceiling and cheered as it stayed in place and didn’t fall to the ground below. “More than likely people will want to buy the decoration if it comes with some form of adhesive no matter if it’s crappy or not, you know? You’d think it would save you some hassle, but just ends up being even more of one later on.” He answered as he stepped down from the ladder to move to another area of the room.

“Yeah that’s fair, you think they would give better adhesive since you’re hanging up bats from the ceiling, they could fall and give some a concussion or something.” Armando explained as he watched Andrew work. “Like bats are a huge symbol for Halloween, they represent vampires after all.”

“Yeah, but they don’t represent the sparkly kinds which were pretty popular a while back. That might’ve brought their popularity down. Who knows, maybe they’ll make higher quality bat decorations in the future.” Andrew joked as he continued working atop the stool.

“So what are you going to do if this tape doesn’t hold them to the ceiling?” Armando asked.

“Don’t even joke about that dude, I swear to god.” Andrew warned.

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[thenoman-sland]

More posts.

Snapmatic posts.

[cloveroctobers]

Here you’ll find all summer works written during the summer season of 2024 down below🍦🏖️ 🌅

BURN > Dante Torres + Tv/Film + Chicago PD (NBC)

BODYGUARD > Vic Hughes + Tv/Film + Station 19 (ABC)

MAKE YOU FEEL > Rio + Tv/Film + Good Girls (NBC/Netflix)

CAMPING > Sydney, Carmy, Richie, Michael, & Luca + Tv/Film + The Bear (FX/Hulu)

NEXT 2 U > _Requested_Layla Keating + Tv/Film + All American (The CW)

DISTANCE > Armando Aretas + Film + Bad Boys: Ride or Die (Columbia Pictures)

SINNERS ON COURT > Art Donaldson x Tashi Duncan x Patrick Zweig + Film Crossover + Challengers/The Strangers (Amazon MGM Studios/Warner Bros. Pictures)

95 DEGREES > Armando Aretas + Film + Bad Boys: Ride or die (Columbia Pictures)

SITUATIONS > _Requested_Luca + Tv/Film + The Bear (FX/Hulu)

HAMMER TO THE HEART > Dante Torres + Tv/Film + Chicago PD (NBC)

COMEDY > Sydney Adamu + Tv/Film + The Bear (FX/Hulu)

TV ON > Richie Jerimovich + Tv/Film + The Bear (FX/Hulu)

GRANDMA’s > Armando Aretas + Film + Bad Boys: Ride or die (Columbia Pictures)

FALSE STARTS > Carmy Berzatto + Tv/Film + The Bear (FX/Hulu)

LOVE FOR A MINUTE > Armando Aretas + Film + Bad Boys: Ride or Die (Columbia Pictures)

TIGER EYE > JR + Tv/Film + All American: Homecoming (The CW)

NEIGHBORS > Armando Aretas, Rio, Luca, & Mikey Berzatto + Tv/Film + Bad boys for life, Good Girls, & The Bear

-> A SUMMER EP 🌪️

RODEO > Javi Rivera + Film + Twisters [2024] (Universal Pictures/Warner Bros. Pictures/Amblin Entertainment)

FIRST DAY > Armando Aretas + Film + Bad Boys: Ride or Die (Columbia Pictures)

BEST EXIT > Dani + Film + Twisters [2024] (Universal Pictures/Warner Bros. Pictures/Amblin Entertainment)

[roosterbirds]

requested by @fornhaus​

[titobitex]

[gregdotorg]

"Untitled" (Still Life), 1989, a little paper stack work by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, was bought out of a 1990 show in San Francisco, and has been exhibited only rarely since. So if you want to get a sheet from it, head to Christie's in NYC this week (24-30 Sept 2024), before it sells.

I started writing about how the collectors bought all the Felix Gonzalez-Torres works in San Francisco at the time, but then I realized there was another stack piece being exhibited at the same time, two blocks down Folsom Street, which was also being shown in NYC. hashtag conceptual art, baby.

image: Felix Gonzales-Torres, "Untitled" (Still Life), 1989, 8.5 x 11 in. sheets of blue paper, ideal stack height: 6 in., as installed at Terrain Gallery, San Francisco, in 1990. photo by Armando Rascon via FG-T Foundation

[juantinarchive]

Post de Juanjo en instagram ❤️‍🩹

[germanpostwarmodern]

Luis Barragán didn’t define himself as an architect in the classical sense but much more as a landscape architect who staged architecture as a sensual enjoyment that dressed both body and mind. The textures of materials, the play of light and shadow as well as the framed views of sky and nature are integral characteristics of his architecture behind which the building itself indeed steps back. Hence, the contemplation of space, time as well as the human existence takes center stage in Barragan’s oeuvre.

In early 2024 the Stefan Vogdt Gallery commissioned photographer and architect Nina Kirste (*1990) to document Barragan’s iconic projects which hadn’t been artistically explored since the turn of the millennium. Steering clear of iconic photographs by Armando Salas Portugal or Hiroshi Sugimoto, Kirste took in the genius loci and shows the architecture as she sees it. This entails the exclusive focus on the building alone as well as a precise observation of the interplay of architecture, light, color, textures and occasionally also the sky. The results are photographs of great density and contemplative power that give expression to the elusive character of Barragan’s architecture. At the same time they capture fleeting moments whose unique constellation Kirste captured on film (instead of memory cards) and which at times reach a degree of abstraction reminiscent of Hard Edge paintings.

Right now and up until January 24, 2025, Nina Kirste’s photographs are on view at Galerie Stefan Vogdt or in the present book published alongside the exhibition. It contains Kirste’s photographs of the Torres de Satélite, the Casa Luis Barragán, the Casa Jardín Ortega, the Cuadra San Cristóbal, the Casa Prieto López and the Museo Experimental El Eco, a stunning cross section of Barragán’s oeuvre and the conclusion of a personal journey. Meticulously printed and beautifully designed, the book is a piece of art that offers new perspectives on the work of an enigmatic architect. Warmly recommended!