#fangor

[artsyloch]

Wojciech Fangor | M 12

oil on canvas 61 by 61.3 cm. (24 by 24⅛ in.) executed in 1966

[pulpsandcomics2]

Fangor

[mateopoznan]

Warszawa Śródmieście (wnętrze)

projekt/budowa: 1955-1963

architekt: Arseniusz Romanowicz i Piotr Szymaniak

projekt wnętrz wykonali artyści z Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie: Wojciech Fangor, Jerzy Sołtan, Zbigniew Ihnatowicz, Wiktor Gessler, Adolf Szczepiński, Bogusław Smyrski i Lech Tomaszewski

#Warszawa #Warsaw #Śródmieście #WarszawaŚródmieście #Polska #Poland #architektura #architecture #socrealizm #modernizm #opart #socmodernizm #modernism #socreal #kolej #pociągi #dworzec #train #trainstation #Fangor

[warszawskiemozaiki]

Mozaiki Fangora, PKP Warszawa Śródmieście.

[tomoleary]

Jim Starlin and Mike Esposito Iron Man #56 Splash Page 22 Original Art (Marvel, 1973) Source

Colorist uncredited

[toyjunkie]

Drei neue Mattel Creations Exclusive Snake Men Figuren für die Masters of the Universe (MotU) Masterverse und Origins Toyline angekündigt

[fuzzychildchopshop]

Fangor by wardog-zero

[goblins-personal]

pros of living in the midwest is that there is disk replay

i love fangoria but jesus its like $80 a year for only four issues, so i just look for older ones lmao

i also found another horror magazine called rue morgue in the magazine bin so that was awesome too (im sorry if its like a popular magazine im like the only person in my life who cares about this stuff T_T)

also i miss posters in magazines so bad

[kwojciechowicz]

My mannequin exhibited at Casa del Arte

My mannequin "Tribute to Fangor" is being showcased at the Casa del Arte Gallery in La Palma, Mallorca. :D So excited to be exhibiting once again at Casa del Arte! https://www.casadelartepalma.com/en

#modernart #kamaarts #kamilawojciechowiczkrauze #exhibition #casadelarte #gallery #lapalma #mallorca

[stagbeetleturnedloser]

[wolfziedraws]

Would you still love me if I turned into a *BALD eagle

[thunderstruck9]

Wojciech Fangor (Polish, 1922-2015), M 12, 1966. Oil on canvas, 24 x 24⅛ in.

[that-jack-kline-bestie]

Reading this passage at age 10 had a huge impact on my perception of nature and morality and I just think that’s neat.

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

one thing that I love about your eleutherophobia fics (among many many things) is that, despite being free of a Yeerk haunting his mind, Tom has now unwittingly replaced that with a reader listening to every thought and memory that he cares to share with us through the first person point of view. He’d be mortified if he ever broke the fourth wall ;)

thanks for your lovely writing and blog! definitely part of what’s keeping me going in these very weird times

Thank you! And yeah, I think a lot about the unique narration style in Animorphs, because I'm trying to imitate it. There's always an awareness that the characters are telling a story — the books open with the narrator going "I can't tell you my last name", and Marco especially will use imperatives like "don't tell anyone I said that." Clearly you is the reader, and each of the kids is meant to be aware that the reader is there.

There are some fascinating hints (handwaving Jake's line in #53) about who each narrator considers their audience. The Chronicles all state outright that each is an account of oneself (X) consciously crafted for one particular audience: Elfangor's talking to Tobias, Aldrea and Dak to Seerow Jr., Visser One to the Council (and Eva), and Toomin to Rachel. Ax says that he's narrating for his fellow andalites, so that they can better understand Earth (#8). Jake implies he's narrating for his great-grandkids: "I'll need to buy a footlocker" (#31). Tobias at one point implies he's talking to his imagined therapist (#23), but I also think you could argue that he's talking to the Ellimist (#13) or his dad (#33).

The others are a little trickier. Cassie seems to have Jake's same educational bent, but I'd argue she's trying to teach about the biology rather than the ethics of the war. Marco is probably talking to a kid his own age who thinks they're reading a sci fi novel. He's defensive ("call me Mr. Ruthless" as he feels empathy for baby seals), he's misdirecting ("now you know how I got a blowhole" instead of clarifying his role in the war), and he's desperate to impress ("I'm slightly not tall"). But he also references the reader "vegging out" and "watching TV." Rachel? I'd argue Rachel is talking to her own adult self. She doesn't care what others think of her, but she cares a lot about living with herself. She's trying to define who she is and who she wants to be, more than anyone else on the team.

[tomoleary]

Jim Starlin and Mike Esposito - Iron Man #56 Splash Page 22 Original Art (Marvel, 1973) Source

[toyjunkie]

Fang-Or Masters of the Universe Origins Actionfigur als Mattel Creations Exclusive