#corporate landscaping

[huariqueje]

Corporation Beach - David Grose

American , 1922 - 2016

Silkscreen print , 20 x 26 in.

[obsessedbyneon]

Anheuser Busch Headquarters expansion in St. Louis, Missouri. By Matt. A. Bird, Diversifolia Inc.

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[effira]

He hit the juckport 1 trillion$

based on this gif i keep sending to everyone but especially @bongocongocaveman which is based on this tweet

[mendfri]

Welcome to Grand Rapids, Chippy!!!

Goodies from the amazing @colliholly 💖

[adrianicsea]

this never would have happened in rob mcelhenney’s minecraft movie

[thatcoloradosunrise]

I've simply been consumed by the idea of a laser shotgun in the Midst cosmos, because they are mentioned but not shot in canon. I started doodling what a multi-bulb cartridge would look like during a work meeting and then I ended up with this.

Also I don't even need to draw it, I've found my head canon for the telescoptics - coin telescope machine.

[liquidchocolatecake]

currently captive audience to a knock down drag out fight in my brain between desire to respect the wishes of the creator and not look for anyone redistributing the comic and god i fucking miss wonderlab i miss wonderlab so much you have no idea i want wonderlab back so bad

[toastytrusty]

thinking endlessly about how romans main relationships outside of the family in later seasons are lukas and mencken, and how their dynamics with rome foil each other both narratively and in-universe. lukas represents them selling waystar, represents emotional vulnerability, represents freedom. mencken, on the other hand, represents them keeping the company, represents the toxic façade of who you Need to be, represents remaining trapped. the way romes emotions fuel the contrasting dynamics between them is endlessly fascinating

lukas, upon his second time meeting rome, immediately continuously attempts to talk abt deep kinda personal/emotional stuff, which rome shut down because he's afraid of self expression, even though deep down he craves connection. this probably scares him, so, especially after logan's death and lukas' reaction to it (on one hand being a dick and not pushing back the meeting, on the other hand trying in his own autistic way to connect and empathize with their loss, as well as being real about how awful logan was), roman distances himself. he feels pushed to the edge of his sanity and reverts to what comes most naturally to him, you guessed it, eeeemotion. he freaks out at lukas on the cliff, in his head burning any bridge built between them, which tbf he pretty much does. but to lukas, this is almost like a win for him. he's been trying to encourage roman to open up to him since they met, and he finally did! so the $5 price bump is almost like a congratualtions or a reward, as well as a spiteful fuck you. narratively it takes them one step closer to selling the company, roman's emotion being what puts him there, and in this case it's being appreciated. really, rome wants out of the company; he wants to sell and he wants to be free of it and all the pressure and expectation that comes with it.

whereas mencken was always very business-focused with roman; joking and laughing in a detached, not very real way. his focus was always succeeding and going far and not really caring how he got there, and i think that's part of why roman liked him. there was no expectation to be genuine or actually connect; he could just put on his brave face and do what they felt needed to be done. when he pushed lukas away because things got too real, he continued seeking out mencken because mencken was easy to appeal to in that way he so often does; changing himself to suit there needs. he puts mencken over everything else that mattered in his life (relationships with his family members mainly he doesn't gaf about The Economy) because he didn't have to be real with mencken. it was all just the blind pursuit for power he didn't really want and a security he felt more threatened by than anything, because he got too far in and set his sights on something (or more accurately kendall set his sights on something, and who was rome to protest?) and had to acheive it. so when the façade breaks, and mencken sees him for the first time not as the charming, witty, businessman, but as the damaged person who just wasn't built for the world, he walks away, no longer looking to protect waystar, or roman. love and sensitivity and emotion are all weaknesses to mencken, weakness he had previously not seen in roman, but now that he had it was too late. rome couldn't pretend forever and mencken bailed, handing waystar (and roman!! becase their ties to waystar are through roman!!) back to lukas and the gojo deal on a silver platter.

this inadvertantly pushes roman back towards freedom, and, in a way, back towards lukas. he told mr emotions to fuck off and ran away to be his self absorbed emotionless husk with someone who wanted nothing more from him, but that didn't work out too well. he can't stay in the cage that is waystar, he can't spend all of his time being someone he's not; it's exhausting. lukas represents his ability to acheive freedom from the toxic environment of waystar, as well as the fact that he will eventually have to confront reality, and mencken represents his unhealthy, and ultimately doomed to fail, coping mechanisms and avoidance behavior. when he tries to twist his perspective of the people around him to make them seem like good people (logan, MENCKEN), lukas shuts it down (at least with logan; i don't think the two of them ever talk abt mencken) and makes rome confront the fact that they aren't, and when rome is so deep into being someone he isn't, lukas encourages him to be himself, whereas mencken condemns him for it

[inreverievvv]

Recent photography!

Taken on my 2005 Canon PowerShot S80, none of these are edited, my camera just does weird stuff with the colour sometimes

[novemberthewriter]

girl the fights ppl be having over fic re: monetization and copyright are soooooo weird like some ppl's entire M.O. is 'i can make money off other people's properties but it's exploitation for someone to make money off derivative work of my derivative work'

[liyazaki]

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[honeydewcorporation]

Trying my hand at Pixel Art! Apparently when you have dreams rendered in the style, it's a sign! This is my favorite shot from the dream rendered in glorious 150x150 pixels

[obsessedbyneon]

Deere & Company Corporate Headquarters, 1978, in Moline, Illinois. Designed landscape by Sasaki Associates, in the building by Saarinen / Roche-Dinkeloo.

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[strixhaven]

as much as it’s pissed people off, i do think having extremely limited worldstate choices from inquisition and functionally doing a reset on everything going on in southern thedas is the objectively right call to have made for dragon age to have any long-term chance of survival as a series

[fruitsofhell]

Idk who's gonna step up and absolutely torch the live action snow white movie alive when it comes out but I wanna be one of them. You cannot even begin to comprehend how much of a spit in the face it is to the entire medium of animation and the positive artistic legacy of Walt Disney studios that they're making that abomination. I have an essay waiting in the wings about how thoughtfully the original Snow White was constructed in relation to blending the humanity of live action with the elevated stylization of animation, and I may either just post it ot twist it into something about the live action remake if I wanna sit on it.

Hell, I was going through a personal project of watching every Disney film and taking notes and I might actually start posting those to get ahead of the disgusting ass live action trend. They already said they're making a Bambi remake and I'm so serious, my entire personality will shift, I will become the hater to end all haters, and a lover of the og to the highest degree.

I'm so disgusted by the live action remake trend, it's anti-art, it's anti-humanity and a shameless display of sheer corporate greed and disrespect from Disney on every conceivable level.

[rabbitcruiser]

The General Motors Corporation was founded on September 16, 1908.