#fred/hollis

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Andy Warhol with his business manager Fred Hughes and Warhol superstars Holly Woodlawn, Jackie Curtis, Joe Dallesandro, Jane Forth at the Factory in New York City, 1971.

Photos by Jack Mitchell

[how-good-day]

Disco elysium skills but psychonauts

Psyche

[psi-spectacular]

I decided to revitalize one of my oldest aus, My Raz and Loboto swap au! Kids are swapped with adults in odd ways and everything all twisted up!

Raz is an orthopedist and unlicenced psychologist slash brain surgeon. Cal is a nervous, nerdy gymnast who ran away from home because he believed his father would lobotomized himm and wants to become a psychonaut.

Mpre sketches and character swaps!

The camp counselors. Bobbi Zilch, Mikhail buglakov, and Coach Zanotto

and i cant resist a ship

[32bitterra]

(December 5 - December 19, 2023)

A present from me to you. Open it up and see all the things I've drawn.

In Psychonauts 3, Bobby will be forklift certified.

This is a redraw of one of my earliest drawings of Raz.

DON'T STARE AT ME, NILS.

I know leviation negates the raccoon tail, but I could no longer resist drawing Raz with the tail power-up (SMB3 is my fav.)

Look at me, I'm a SKWIR-ELL.

Rejected sketch. Initially Chloe was holding her arm as if she had been injured. Bobby's threat was also going to be more violent, but y'know, I scrapped it so no need.

Lili :)

Kids talkin' mad shit for being within mop-beating distance.

Something about the top part of Hollis' suit reminding me of a Robot Master.

Simplified chibi-ish Misha, like a Megaman sprite.

Yyyup.

BUT I'M NOT DONE YET. I hit the picture limit, so part 2 will be ... soon.

[ionlymadethissoicouldleaveanask]

Apparently my ship type is “World’s Dumbest Husband (Who Suffers From A Debilitating Hero Complex) And Redheaded Wife (Who Is So Much Cooler Than Him).”

[theartsyjuicebox]

Y'ALL

The museum I'm working at on my campus HAS WORK FROM SALVADOR DALI. From a collaboration between him and WALT FREAKING DISNEY???? They were gonna animate an entire movie together but couldn't but we still have the storyboarding and concept art?? WHAT?!?!

And they share a gallery space with work from an internationally known artist named Fred Nall Hollis who just died last weekend?!

[wheelercore]

If not holly then im going to be the guy who makes the case for ted. A character with ted glasses gets swiped from under nancys nose like every 2nd episode of every season (exemption: s2). "the vanishing of edward wheeler" would blow my cock clean off.

[krash-and-co]

lockwood and co scooby doo crossover when (I am going to be the one to do it aren't I)

[krispyweiss]

Little Feat with Los Lobos at PNC Pavilion, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 18, 2024

When writing about a two-band gig, journalistic norms dictate leading with the headliner. But where Little Feat and Los Lobos are concerned, such guidelines are bunk.

For on June 18 at Cincinnati’s PNC Pavilion, support act Lobos, a band with its core quartet in place for 51 years, was the brightest star on a stage shared with the recently reconstituted Feat, with original keyboardist and onstage traffic cop Bill Payne; Dixie Chicken-era members Sam Clayton (percussion) and Kenny Gradney (bass); Let it Roll arrival Fred Tackett on guitar, mandolin and trumpet; and new additions Tony Leone on drums and Paul Barrere vocals and Scott Sharrard on guitar and Lowell George vocals.

What the fans who filled some one-third of the venue’s 4,000 seats received in return for braving the outdoor sauna was an hour from one of America’s longest-running and stable bands - horn/keyboard man Steve Berlin joined in 1982 - and 90 minutes from the world’s-best Little Feat tribute act with members of Los Lobos sitting in on multiple cuts.

It was still near 90 degrees when Los Lobos wrapped at 9 p.m., yet the fans dancing to the Grateful Dead’s “Bertha,” which morphed out of “Not Fade Away,” rewarded the group with a standing ovation. And Cesar Rosas (guitar, percussion, vocals), Conrad Lozano (bass), Louie Pérez (guitar, jaraña, drums), David Hidalgo (guitar, accordion, vocals), Berlin and touring drummer Alfredo Ortiz earned the accolades with a career- and-genre-spanning set bridging decades, cultures and influences.

The sextet opened with “Flat Top Box” and “Love Special Delivery” from 2021’s covers album, Native Sons, songs that featured Berlin’s baritone saxophone underscoring the 1950s vibe. Hidalgo’s Hendrixian guitar solo on the latter added trippy color to the song Rosas typically calls “LSD.”

It was off to the stratosphere from there with Lozano, who spent the gig seated on his amp, and Ortiz signaling a deep-pocketed “Dream in Blue” with an extended sax solo from Berlin. Rosas was on maracas and Pérez on jaraña for “Maricela,” instrumentation that would be reprised later on “Chuco’s Cumbia.”

Jazz was the hallmark of a 10-minute plea for peace on “The Neighborhood;” blues and a dedication to John Lee Hooker on “Don’t Worry Baby;” and the band looked to the East (“Kiko and the Lavender Moon”) and South (“Georgia Slop”) when Hidalgo strapped on a squeezebox and Pérez retuned temporarily to his original spot behind the kit.

Though Lobos’ opening set was necessarily truncated, Berlin, Hidalgo and Rosas had more stage time to come, as each sat in during Feat’s performance, bookended with “Fat Man in the Bathtub” and “Feats Don’t Fail Me Now.” Harmonica blower Michael LoBue also appeared for “Mellow Down Easy” (with Hidalgo) and “Long Distance Call” (Rosas) from Sam’s Place, the band’s 2024 blues covers album with Clayton on lead vocals.

These songs, Payne’s “Oh Atlanta,” and 1988’s “Hate to Lose Your Lovin’” sounded like the band that recorded them, as Sharrard (Gregg Allman Band) is more adept at channeling Craig Fuller than George.

Other tracks from Feat’s golden era were less successful. “Willin’” featured a mandolin solo and was akin to John Mayer singing “Ripple” for Dead & Company; Leone (Chris Robinson Botherhood) didn’t quite capture the essence of “Old Folks Boogie;” and “Dixie Chicken” - outfitted with trumpet, bass and synth solos - lost its momentum in the gratuitous showcases.

But “Cold, Cold, Cold,” “A Apolitical Blues,” “Spanish Moon” and “Skin it Back” - the latter two with Berlin reading charts from a piece of paper taped to a mic stand and honking on a baritone sax - almost sounded like Little Feat. Not quite. But almost.

In the end, Los Lobos met the absurdly high expectations that come with being the best live band in America on any given night, while Little Feat exceeded the more-modest hopes for a group of veterans and ringers.

Grade card: Little Feat with Los Lobos at PNC Pavilion - 6/18/24 - B/A

6/19/24

[lunarobyn22]

Ok but wHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THAT MY LITTLE CAMPUS ART GALLERY HAS NOT 1, NOT 2, BUT 3 ETCHINGS FROM FREAKING REMBRANDT??

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Andy Warhol with his boyfriend Jed Johnson, Vincent Fremont, Holly Woodlawn, Paul Morrissey, Fred Hughes, D.D. Ryan, Halston, Marina Schiano, John Radziwill, David Croland, Marisa Berenson and Robert Mapplethorpe at a party for the opening of the film “Women in Revolt” in New York City on February 16, 1972. 

Photos by Pierre Schermann

[brionysea]

creating minor original characters for stranger things fics is so hard because everyone in this show has such BORING names

[lilakartoffelbrei]

Everyone except Omar enjoys their time at the Blank trailers

[ionlymadethissoicouldleaveanask]

This is how I like to imagine Trouble/Holly on their way to actually falling for each other.

[columba1234]

Related to this post :

I had a headcannon that it is Redbeard who choose the nettle leaf on Nettle’s hat, instead of a nettle flower. And we know how rebelious (and rouge) Redbeard is so it would make sense that he broke the rules.

So I draw this 1-layer of this-anything-but-a-masterpiece-of-a-comic of Redbeard putting a nettle leaf on his niece’s hat and Fred (Nettle and Barnaby’s dad) pereventing him but unsucessfully lol

[saltysideblog]

❁❁ Daisy ❁❁

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A self indulgent Nice Guys OC

Summary: Getting ready. Technically Part 3.

Part 1 Part 2 ❁ Part 4

A/N: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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The bathroom was cramped and the mirror was dirty, but it was the only one available in the cheap rental. Daisy adjusted her earrings and caught a glimpse of someone watching her.

An older man leaned against the doorframe, brown hair falling in loose curls on his forehead. She smiled at him in the reflection,

“What?”

He shrugged and smirked, “Nothin’. You look pretty.”

She chuckled, resting her hands against the sink, “Yeah?”

He took two steps and his arms were around her waist, head resting on her shoulder,

“Yeah,” he pointed at her reflection in the mirror, “you’re gonna kill it today.”

She rolled her eyes, but made no effort to push him away, “It’s a conference, not a competition.”

“For sure. You’re still gonna kill it though.”

He kissed her neck to punctuate his sentence.

“I will?”, she leaned into his embrace.

“Oh yeah…”

He kissed her neck again,

“Aaaand you’ll take lots of notes?”

She dropped her playful tone, “I will?”

“Yeah, c’mon. It’s just a few notes…”

She spun around, his hands still resting on her waist as she did so.

“Y’know sometimes, I think you’re just with me for the stories.”

He pouted,

“That’s not true…”, his hands fell to her hips, tugging her forwards, “I’m with you for the sex too.”

She smacked his chest, chuckling, “Fred!”

The boyish grin that illuminated his face was enough to light up the Vegas strip. He wiggled his eyebrows as he slowly closed the gap between them. She giggled and squealed as he suddenly kissed all over her face.

“I’m gonna be late!”

“Better kiss me goodbye then!”

He was relentless in his attacks, she barely had time to retaliate.

“Here!”, she grabbed his face, gently squishing his cheeks, planting a firm kiss to his lips, “Goodbye!”

He pretended to melt, falling to the floor dramatically. She shook her head at him,

“Is that from the kiss or the LA heat?”

“Both”, he sighed.

She stepped over him. He didn’t budge.

“The floor’s gross.”

“Hey, at least the tiles are nice and cool, you should try it.”

“Dad!”

Holly shook her father’s shoulder.

“Dad! Get up!”

Holland groaned, shifting on the bathroom floor,

“Five more minutes…”

The young girl scoffed,

“You’re gonna be late.”

She watched as her father curled in on himself, clutching the fancy bottle of whiskey closer to his chest,

“Late for what?”

She kicked her father’s shoe,

“The conference.”

“Conference?”

He slowly peeled himself from the cold tile,

“What conference?”

Her eyes went wide, “You’re kidding, you promised to take it seriously.”

As Holland sat up, wiping the sleep from his eyes, his brain finally caught up,

“I am.”

Holly adjusted her backpack, “And you’re driving me to school.”

“I am?”

Before she coud even voice her disappointment, he held his hands up in surrender, “I am, I am!”

She sighed, “That couldn’t have been comfortable.”

Holland shrugged and shook his head, world spinning as he did so,

“Well, the tiles are really nice. It’s very refreshing. You should try it sometime.”

She managed a smile and a small chuckle,

“Maybe when we aren’t late.”

“Plus you get a free face tattoo.”

He gestured to the imprint left on his face. Holly laughed, exasperated, tugging on his sleeve,

“C’mon let’s goooo!”

Healy brushed his teeth and tore the first page off his word of the day calendar. He read aloud,

“Expeditiously.”

He spat in the sink, continuing, “Done with speed and efficiency.”

Wiping his mouth, he used it in a sentence,

“The investigation was carried out expeditiously.”

He thought of March and their last case. Sidetracked for hours, searching for his wallet. It made him chuckle.

He ran his mental checklist:

Fish

Keys

Jacket

Address

Address. He needed the address. After quickly glancing around, he found the flyer where he’d left it on the coffee table. A bright orange thing, Xeroxed to hell,

7th annual,

LA Private Dicks & Sleuthing Chicks,

networking event

If it was up to him, he wouldn’t go. Not a fan of the name, but he promised Holly.

He carefully folded the gawdy piece of paper and placed it in his pocket.

“Here we go…”