#art op

[hayaomiyazaki]

PAP MAGAZINE 'After Ophelia' — April 2024

[seldomsee]

I can't stop thinking about this post

[maria-ruta]

the thought i had inspired by this post

[prinnay]

Celestial tango

[wild-moss-art]

This is why I read the reddit comments

[sannuiz]

POV : you're about to get served the most bomb food to ever exist possibly

[cottagedreamy]

God told me to draw this

[where-does-the-heart-lie]

wow.... i cant believe they were abandoned and Luffy collected them like treasures.....

the rest of the strawhats/friends that were gonna be in this post but i decided against it

Not all of them were abandoned by individual people like family members and their community, but the government. Specifically Franky and Law.

Vivi was gonna be in there too but i couldnt,,,, really,,,,, fit her in there.

[sixofclovers]

theyre fighting a god in the morning

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

original character in chinese wuxia style by 旋风博文

[soranker]

laios985

[hayaomiyazaki]

— Perceval le Gallois (1978) dir. Éric Rohmer — Sowing stars by Valera Lutfullina

[themetalhiro]

[arczism]

hunt or be hunted 🌆

[ato-dato]

Plus interest!!!!

[rodeoromeo]

is the interaction with art and the culture of expression considered consuming content. is reading poetry or going to an art museum considered consuming content. is listening to music considered consuming content. if watching sports is consuming content does going to a game constitute content consumption? is the implication of this poll that an accusatory finger is being pointed at you, the media consumer, suggesting that you need to interact with something other than art? how did watching a film devolve into “consuming” “content” rather than an honest interaction between a storyteller and a fellow human being? is reading a book the same type of hobby as watching tiktok? what is the purpose of dividing the ways we interact with the world into categories like this?