#carol shaw

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue July 1989

COVER LOOK Modern glamor - a short sequined dress, cropped hair, louder makeup - model Tatjana Patitz. Define eyes: Quick Draw Magic Eyeliner Pen and Some Color Mascara, both in black. Lip enhancement: Moisture Rich Lipstick in Glazed Peach. All from Max Factor. Isaac Mizrahi dress. Hair, Sally Hershberger; makeup, Carol Shaw. Fashion Editor: Elizabeth Saltzman. Photographer: Herb Ritts.

LOOK DE COUVERTURE Glamour moderne - une robe courte à paillettes, des cheveux courts, un maquillage plus fort - le mannequin Tatjana Patitz. Définir les yeux : Quick Draw Magic Eyeliner Pen et Some Colour Mascara, tous deux en noir. Mise en valeur des lèvres : Rouge à lèvres Moisture Rich en Glazed Peach. Tous de Max Factor. Robe Isaac Mizrahi. Coiffure, Sally Hershberger ; maquillage, Carol Shaw. Rédactrice de mode : Elizabeth Saltzman. Photographe : Herb Ritts.

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[foxyou-too]

Carol Shaw - Sutton Art

[the-barrel-man]

Carol Shaw autographed Activision Business card from the 1980’s when she still worked there.

[valkyries-things]

CAROL SHAW // GAME DESIGNER

“She is one of the first female game designers and programmers in the video game industry. She is best known for creating the Atari 2600 vertically scrolling shooter game River Raid (1982) for Activision. She worked for Atari, Inc. from 1978 to 1980, where she designed multiple games including 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe (1978) and Video Checkers (1980), both for the Atari VCS before it was renamed to the 2600. She left game development in 1984 and retired in 1990.”

[explo-bit]

In gloria degli eroici programmatori dell'Atari 2600 VCS!

128byte di ram per le variabili, lo stack e la memoria di schermo (una riga per volta, sincronizzato con il pennello video e senza neanche gli interrupt).

David Crane, Warren Robinett, Howard Scott Warshaw o Carol Shaw sono nomi che non diranno niente alla stragrande maggioranza delle persone, ma hanno fatto la storia dei videogiochi!

[game-levels]

[reginaldqueribundus]

Star Trek TOS: what if the captain was a slut who got in fights all the time and did whatever the hell he wanted and it all sort of worked out anyway

TNG: what if the captain drank tea and gave speeches instead

DS9: what if the captain was a single father and religious figure trying to hold onto his morals in the face of an existential threat

Voyager: what if the captain was trying to get her unruly scout troop back home and also she had a GUN

Enterprise: what if the captain was a massive dweeb

Kelvin timeline: what if the first guy was actually a horny frat boy

Disco: what if the captain was a cryptofascist? no wait, what if he was just sooooooo handsome, like so mind-meltingly handsome that is just feels unfair? wait, what if he was a deer? no actually what if she did whatever the hell she wanted, but also felt emotions about it?

Picard: what if the captain was a secondary character driven into solitude by his PTSD, and then we suddenly replaced him with some dipshit from Chicago

Lower Decks: what if the captain was your well-meaning perfectionist mother

Prodigy: what if the captain was a purple teenager

SNW: what if the captain was your dad

[shrimpoe]

women when the end of the world

[badwolf52]

Redacted/shaw pack Muppet christmas carol thought:

Sweetheart as a child would sit and read a christmas carol over and over again. Escaping from whatever their family’s dynamic was (i feel like christmas time for them as a child was messy to say the least)

Over time they ended up memorizing the story and would tell the younger kids in their family the story, acting it out for them one man show style. Enhancing the scarier parts by clocking and then appearing behind the small line of kids and some adults who sat down to listen, scaring them.

Eventually once they moved in with Milo and started to attend Pack Christmas celebrations they would do the same thing. Sharing the story that they love so much!

One night, Milo asks for them to tell the story to him, having never fully sat down to listen to it and sweetheart obliged excitingly!

[darylscigarettesmoke]

Daryl is weak.

Okay, bold headline. I’m a journalist I know how clickbait works. Jokes aside, hear me out.

A lot of fans say that Daryl acts totally out of character in the second season of his spin-off. Getting close to a woman that quickly. Kissing her. Not thinking about going home anymore or not fighting tooth and nail to get there anymore.

And while I very much agree and the Daryl from the Spin-Off doesn’t feel like the Daryl from the flagship show anymore, there’s a pattern I’ve noticed throughout the series.

The word Daryl gets described the most is probably “loyal”. But what if he’s not that “loyal” man, everyone makes him out to be?

Daryl’s not good alone. He needs people. He latches on to them. First it was Merle, his bad influence of a brother. Then it was Rick and the group. He needs a role model. Someone to follow.

what happens though if you take away his role model, is always the same thing. He falls into despair, latches onto someone else and forgets where he came from.

Remember the arc after the prison fell? He was stuck with Beth, thought the group is dead. But instead of making use of his tracking abilities, determination, pure willpower to prove himself wrong and see that most folks are still alive or just whatever to find out if the other’s are really dead, he succumbs to pessimism and suggests to Beth to just stay at the funeral home, doing nothing but playing house. He would’ve stayed there for much longer if Beth hadn’t gone kidnapped. Once Beth was gone, he stucked to the Claimers until Rick came along again…

Same thing with Leah. He believed his leader (Rick) to be dead, his guilt made him shy away from his family, he lived in the woods until Leah came along. It took him longer than with Beth to finally give in and decide to stay with Leah, but still - he isolated himself from the thoughts of his family and stayed with a woman - and yet again, he would have stayed there, away from his family, if Leah hadn’t left herself. He didn’t have a clue about what’s happening in Alexandria, with the Whisperers, with Rick’s kids and probably didn’t wanna know either.

Rinse and repeat we got Isabelle. In this case, it’s even worse because Daryl’s stuck in another country. But again he’s far away from his family, again there is a woman, again he’s latching onto her and yet again he is forgetting about his people back home to the point where he’s almost not considering to go back anymore at all.

Daryl always needs a circumstance, a death, a kidnapping, or a person (Carol?) to pull him back to reality and to remind him who he is and what he might’ve left behind.

It’s also highly ironic to me that the Villain of the season, that cult leader, describes what’s going on with Daryl in Episode 2x03 perfectly:

“Must be hard living without a semblance of faith. No organizing principle, nothing to cling to [….] a man alone it’s a sad state.”

Daryl always believes he is alone, that his group has given up on him. His low self-esteem and the thing’s he had to endure prevent him from seeing how loved he is. But he’s never been truly alone, after he found Rick’s group.

Having to fend for himself as a kid has left his mark on him, so he’s clinging onto people, desperate of not wanting to be alone.

Now that doesn’t go without saying that I don’t believe Daryl didn’t find something in France. He found what he wishes for - a family of his own and to not be the “lonely man” anymore. But it’s time to come back from Neverland, to achieve that dream.

With all of these things considered I start to believe the Daryl we all know and love is still there - he just needs to be reminded that he is loved, cared for and so, so missed.

Edit: Some more notes. That is just a poor explanation/interpretation of bad writing in the Spin-Off. When Daryl said he wasn’t sure of what he was looking for when he left the Commonwealth, that made it clear as day the writers absolutely intend to retcon this beloved character and all of his core characteristics to pretend Daryl’s this blank page, a character without history. But this doesn’t work and I hope they’ll notice it soon enough.

[quill-pen]

So finally found a pose for Addie's pin-up and have started work on her lingerie shot.

CORSETS😏

@rom-e-o I'm thinking she gets those cute, frilly bloomers for bottoms.

[neopuff]

carol + donna + luis // sister

[luckyshinyhunter]

Carol and the end of the world was a incredible and emotional masterpiece, Please watch this show, it's so good! This show made me really think about my life, with the mistakes and wasted opportunities. The themes of this show just really speaks to me and I think you watch it without a question.

[the-barrel-man]

My highest score on River Raid by Activision for the Atari 2600. 38440 pts at the moment. Can you beat my score? Let’s have a friendly challenge!!!

[cha0ticlesbian]

Happy lesbian visibility week to my favorite lesbians ❤️🧡🤍🩷💜

Carol Danvers -Mcu

(Not canon)

Robin Buckley -Stranger Things

(Canon)

Charlie Bradbury -Supernatural

(Canon)

Quinni Gallagher-Jones -Heartbreak High

(Canon)

Vanessa Shelly/Afton -Fnaf movie

(Not canon)

Chloe Price -life is strange

(Canon)

Pamela Isley -dc

(Semi canon)

(Depends on media)

Alcina Dimitrescu -resident evil

(Canon)

Greta Gill and Carson Shaw -a league of their own

(Canon)

[fatsamsgrandslamspeakeasy]

I know that I am a few hours early, but I really wanted to get this out there since I may not have the chance to do so tomorrow. In remembrance of the late, great Robert Archibald Shaw, whose magnetic personality, mesmerizing screen presence, and dynamic energy entertained us for so many years on the silver screen. One can only imagine what would have been, and how he would have continued to thrill us, and what movies would have been better for his participation, if he wasn't taken from us way too soon. You are still sorely missed, 46 years after your passing, Mr. Shaw!

Top to bottom: A young Robert Shaw; candid Shaw circa 1977; as Quint from JAWS (1975); as Mr. Blue aka Bernard Ryder in The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 (1973); as General George Armstrong Custer in Custer of the West (1967); as Romer Treece in The Deep (1977); as Doyle Lonegan in The Sting (1973); as Major David Kabakov in Black Sunday (1977), as Captain "Red" Ned Lynch in Swashbuckler (1976); as Major Keith Mallory in Force 10 From Navarrone (1978)

Below: The scene and monologue from JAWS that placed Robert Shaw on the Silver Screen map, in a huge way, back in 1975!!!!! Cemented his super-stardom without question....

Robert Shaw's memorial stone in Tourmakeady, County Mayo, Ireland, where he resided with his wife and 10 children.

Here's something that very few are aware of.....  Carol for Another Christmas is a 1964 ABC American TV movie, written by Rod Serling as a modernization of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella A Christmas Carol. Robert Shaw portrays a very vociferous Ghost of Christmas Yet-To-Come, and gives an amazing monologue with Sterling Hayden that, is riveting, and almost on par as his famous USS Indianapolis monologue from JAWS. If you have not yet seen this minor classic, TCM usually has it available for streaming year round.