#black and white runner

[marinelethellec]

Great Room Chicago Photo of a large open concept transitional kitchen with a brown floor and medium-toned wood cabinets in white, an undermount sink, beaded inset cabinets, granite countertops, paneled appliances, black countertops, and an island.

[oddwomen]

LIFE (December 15, 1961)

[jenfaery]

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[jinbeshawaiianshirt]

day 3: fav outfit the OPR fit goes so hard 🛐

[humanoidhistory]

Blade Runner production still with Rutger Hauer.

[floriseu]

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[theactioneer]

Rutger Hauer & Harrison Ford on the set of Blade Runner (1981)

[furiarossa]

Just a little black ballpoint pen sketch for "Danny Runner and the Ghost Crown (you can read it here on Wattpad and A03). Not quite a scene, this time, but more of a... vibe.

I'm obsessed with this new story. Obsessed. And can't wait for y'all to understand WHY. I get it, for now it's a "normal" story. But... * bites lip * okay, I can't tell a word, for now. I can't and I won't.

Look at this creepy Danny instead. 

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[pootkins]

mashed up my most recent art to form whatever the hell this is. Enjoy

[lastofthe20thcenturygirls]

i have never ever said anything bad about the truck of doom in my life

[lagosbratzdoll]

I find it odd and by odd I mean racist that ever since that stupid show cast the Dragon Twins as Black girls, there's been an uptick in Jace/Sara content/shipping.

Before the dumpster fire started, reasonable people agreed that Sara Snow was not real, but now you cannot go five minutes in Jace or Baela’s tag without seeing someone wish they'd include Sara Snow in the show.

They say it'll deepen Jace’s character and make him “interesting”, whatever that means. The problem with this assertion is that Jace is already plenty interesting, he led the war councils while his mother grieved, and he recruited the blacks' most important allies. Allies who remained steadfast even after his mother's and his own demise.

Furthermore, Jace has existing relationships in his life that the show could explore to delve into his connection with bastardy. Three of whom are canonically Black, by the way.

So, the question arises: what unique perspective or insight can Sara Snow provide to Jace's struggle with his bastard status that Nettles, Addam, and Alyn cannot?

[mazerunnermusical]

[pleasantlydeparted]

Like tears in rain…

[humanoidhistory]

Sean Young in publicity pic for Blade Runner.

[dk-thrive]

Daybreak. 5:49 am. 59° F, with light rain. May 15, 2024. Cove Island Park, Stamford, CT. (@dkct25)

[ride-thedragon]

It's absolutely abhorrent the treatment of Actors of Colour and Queer/Non Binary actors from the house of the dragon fandom.

Bullying actors who were literally children at the start of production because you don't like the way they do their job and communicate their process.

Abusing actors with slurs against them because you don't like their character or the fact that they are a person of colour in this universe.

Utilising the unconscious brutal imagery invoked by the show to fuel your hatred and take it out on the actor.

Misgendering out and proud non binary actors.

Going further than the show did to contribute to the minimising of these black characters. Going as far as to say that the actresses are interchangeable.

Using racist, transphobic, sexist language against the actors for portraying characters.

Removing women in their written narratives because you don't agree with their actions yet no words about the atrocities of male characters there and coming.

Calling actors ugly and using ai especially to take their faces and distort them into your own perversions.

So much more things that can be added, but don't come to mind yet they occur. There seems to be a disconnect between these actors and who they portray.

The fact that this is their job and not their life. The fact that black and brown characters are allowed to be written into these fantasy genres without extra hatred for being bipoc and nuanced. The fact that Trans and Non binary actors can exist within this space with the understanding of separating them from the gender of the character they portray. The idea that you shouldn't bully children as the majority of this fandom is adults.

We are too grown to have these conversations about basic respect. You all are too grown to conflate actors with their characters and hurl abuses towards them because you don't like their character or pit them against each other as though they are in competition.

Get a fucking grip.