#collier original

[4nuttyaddict]

Jour 19: Collier pendentif cabochon en verre lumineux (système de LED alimenté par une pile bouton, autonomie de 9-10h environ). Lien boutique: https://www.ungrandmarche.fr/boutiques/p/colliers/collier-pendentif-lumineux/4749649 Lien facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100032848166805&locale=lv_LV

[literaryvein]

L. V., i found this poem tucked between pages of a bible you never returned to the local library

[jeanfrancoisrey]

La Vénus au collier de perles…

[peach-tea-leaves]

On the healing power of friendship.

“Chosen Family” by Rina Sawayama / Scene from “The Breakfast Club” (1975) Directed by John Hughes / “Landslide” by Oh Wonder / “Sleeping Beauty” by John Collier / Excerpt from “An Oresteia” translated by Anne Carson / Scene from “Good Will Hunting” (1997) Directed by Gus Van Sant / “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver

[hools]

the sun is in your eyes!

[erio-towa]

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass By Lewis Carroll

Barnes & Noble Classics edition, 2003 cover art by Milo Winter

[tomoleary]

John R. Flanagan "The Mask of Fu Manchu" by Sax Rohmer Collier's 7-16-32 Illustration Original Art (1932) Source

Not an expert, but I surmise that none of the folks here are the titular character.

[redneaththedogwood]

Introduction

Hi! Call me Red.

I am a queer young adult artist with a passion for making stories! My pronouns are he/they/it.

Red 'Neath the Dogwood is a feline centric xenofiction world building project that is inspired by the blogs @/barrenclan, @/bonefall, @/trinitywc, and @/cathedralcomic, as well as published works such as Warrior Cats, Ratha's Creature, Guardians of Ga'Hoole, and Watership Down. Other influences may show through, particularly the horror aspects present in media such as The Magnus Archives and Old Gods of Appalachia.

My goal with R'NtD is to create compelling groups with their own religious beliefs, food cultures, and a unifying language. The overarching story has not been decided yet, and while I flesh that out I will focus on characterizing the groups and who resides in them, along with creating unique roles and government systems for each.

This blog is a passion project and it is mostly just me working on it, with language help from my good friend @elkpaws.

Things To Know

Red 'Neath the Dogwood will not be a project for children and will include serious discussion of topics ranging from mental health, cultism, oppressive structures, and more. If these topics upset you, that is absolutely okay! This project will likely not be for you.

You are not bothering me with like spam or reblog spam! I appreciate the love and engagement :)

I ADORE seeing people talk and reply in tags and replies, it makes my day!!

I love asks! I will read them all!!! I might not get to all of them if I ever get super popular, but as a smaller work I will do my best to answer.

Please do not ping me on other people's work. It feels very rude!

The main theme I want to portray with Red 'Neath the Dogwood is generational differences, finding one's sense of self, and what drives people to fall into fascist ideas. GROWTH, CHANGE, and PROGRESS, for better or worse.

This will likely be a story that follows many characters and will grow to reflect that, with different "arcs" and offshoot tales about characters within the three groups present. I will do my best to tag for organization's sake, but be warned that I am forgetful and might lose posts.

I will also try to remember to tag for triggering or otherwise upsetting subject matter, but if I miss something send me an ask and I'll take care of it as best I can.

Closing Thoughts

For now I believe this covers everything I can think of, and as this project grows I will likely rewrite this pinned post to reflect those changes. In future I hope to have several original tags set up for this blog, including things specific to food, culture, and character posts.

Thank you for taking the time to read this! I hope I can make this blog worthwhile.

Ask Status: Open

[yamelblr]

short melody i came up with a while ago.

it's a midi demo, so the mixing is dogshit.

[spiralstereo]

Graph paper art dump!!

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Alexander Lowen, M.D. - The Language of the Body - Collier - 1971

[4nuttyaddict]

Collier pendentif en métal et plumes. Lien boutique: https://madeinchezvous.com/boutique/collier-ethnique-plumes-plusieurs-modeles-disponibles/

[beautyindiversity]

I love this song so much

[jeanfrancoisrey]

Le buste au collier rouge, Goult…

[kw1q51lv3r]

I think I know why I don’t like Jacob Collier.

I've come to the realisation that in the past 7 years I've done a full 180 on my opinions on art. 23 year old me would argue that art needs to be understandable and technically appreciable even when divorced from its context, because he didn't understand that WHY the art was created is just as important as HOW the art was created.

He discarded the socio-cultural context of the art because he thought himself separate from it; he thought he could ignore the noise when he himself was the noise, in a toxically defensive overly self-deprecating "it's not my fucking fault i don't know!!" inferiority complex kinda way.

This is an opinion that he’s made many times to many people online, and they’ve basically agreed to disagree with him or even outright ignore him, mostly because it was obvious that he was coming from a place of not actually having figured his own shit out; he’d get there eventually, he just needed to grow the fuck up.

He was obsessed with the idea that there existed something he called “pure art”. Art that wasn’t “contrivance”, art that didn’t need to be explained but was instead self-evident, art that chased the perfection of the craft as its end goal, art that had absolutely no meaning whatsoever beyond appealing to “unspoken” notions of “beauty” or “wit” or “sophistication” or “skill”.

Obviously, he was wrong.

His own idea was that in order to achieve his ideas of intellectual artistic appreciation, he’d have to put aside what was “popular”... Blithely ignoring how he was just doing it to feel any sense of superior “coolness”. He thought only morons would bring all their historical and emotional baggage to the table, and tried to make of himself someone who would leave that at the door, who would witness art through a lens of objectivity, neutrality, and intellectuality... Not at all recognising that that attitude in itself was historical and emotional baggage that he was bringing along with himself, and that he was one of those morons all along.

That exclusively technical widdly-woo shred guitar enthusiast that was me in my early 20s would’ve gone absolutely fucking gaga for Jacob Collier.

And that’s why I don’t like Jacob Collier.

[sleep-deprived-luka]

Currently putting the blorbos in their respective chaws, but the devil tempts me into making Shizuku a member of the navigation chaw