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toh x omori

combining my 2 favorite fandoms because why not

[fashionlandscapeblog]

The Answers To The Questions (2024) - dir. David Lynch

[mintraindrop]

another landoscar video? this is heaven!!

and Oscar wearing a crown?! OMG!! as he should. king.

please, this is so funny.

no, it's not.

but it is.

bonus:

Mr. Heart Eyes Piastri

them laughing at each other. this is everything!! 🧡🧡

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[blondebrainpowered]

Fallingwater is a house designed in 1935 by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright for the Kaufmann family, owners of Pittsburgh’s largest department store. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater is one of his most widely acclaimed works and exemplifies his philosophy of organic architecture: the harmonious union of art and nature.

Photography - Cody James

Film - Mick Aure

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Créditos a:plumas_01 (video from tiktok)

[estellardreams]

Prisoner/Prince MK AU Audio Edits

Hi! Did this for fun but these were just my ideas for songs for this AU in particular (more specifically MK himself). I made sure to credit the og people who made each edit audio and linked them too if you ever wanna make an edit.

Au belongs to @purble-turble

Middle of the night - @/quitezyaudios

Hurts so Good - @/YuNGFrizEdits

Arcade - @/YuNGFrizEdits

Happier than Ever - @/YuNGFrizEdits

Nothing's New - @/WandapAudios

Runaway - @/nakiriofficial

Nobody - @/estellardreams (I'll just put the audio alone far below this fwi)

Lovely - @/YuNGFrizEdits

People You Know - @/quitezyaudios

House of Memories - @/xv_sky_audio4548

Two Birds - @/Alxnvs

[zntauri]

(Not a gif this time cause it has audio 🔊)

My sister loves to spam the "talk" button when playing with the goat 10/10 experience, accurate goat

every sound i used is from the game, song is Nudism(night version) by River Boy

patreon

Reference (Juncrow by falseknees), comic ver. of the video and gifs⬇️

[ceeturnalia]

16 october 1992

Masters of War

[swampjawn]

Time to talk an unnecessary amount about floors!

Episode 6 of Dungeon Meshi was produced in collaboration with a smaller studio, Enishiya - and it went way harder than I expected, for being made up of two relatively simple and self contained stories focusing on one character each.

And you can really see how those extra resources meant the animators could give full focus to both halves of the episode. Let's take a look at one piece that stole the show.

The first half was handled primarily by episode director/storyboard artist Keita Nagahara and co-animation director Hirotoshi (or Hiroaki? [1]) Arai. It's actually kinda insane how much of this section can be attributed to these two.

But the real star of the show is the second half, Chilchuck vs the mimic, led by co-animation director Toya Ooshima in his first animation director role for TV anime!

And the biggest aspect that knocked my dang boots off was something that's very consistent with Ooshima's style: background animation!

By animating the backgrounds rather than using painted still images, Ooshima and the team of other similarly skilled animators are able to create these beautiful dynamic camera movements that wouldn't be possible otherwise. Like these cuts by Takeshi Maenami where the camera becomes an expressive part of the scene, zipping forward and backward, and tilting to emphasize the speed of this murderous hermit crab. (Maenami's style is also very recognizable here - snappy timing and quick camera movements)

Or this cut by the incredible Kaito Tomioka which cleverly combines a traditional background for the walls with a fully animated floor. The level of detail in these tiles is just completely insane, and used to great effect with this wide, diagonal angle, and the way the camera tentatively drifts forward before reversing direction, and the tiles blur out as it speeds up.

I don't think I'm the only one caught off guard by how much they full-assed this little side story, but it was a pleasant surprise!

I broke down the entire episode in this video here. A lot of research went into this one, and I think it's the best one of these videos I've made so far, so if you're at all interested in more of this type of analysis in video form, I would really appreciate it if you checked it out, or re-blogged this post! Thanks

[1] It's listed as Hirotoshi on Anime News Network, but Hiroaki on a key frame that Studio Trigger shared on Twitter, so I'm not sure which one is wrong.

[calista-222]

Me and my super talented friend @camilieroart had some fun reanimating a Lego Monkie Kid clip (season 5, episode 1) with different character designs! It was a fun exercise and I learned a lot 👍!

We both did a bit of everything but I mostly did the keyframes and @camilieroart did the in-betweens. Lip-synching was a team effort and it was hell ✨

[amphibianaday]

day 1779

[iputhepinprincess]

Historical moment 💕 🩵 💕 🩵

Myoui Mina - 230612

[camilieroart]

Lads we've done it again.

Me and my incredible super amazing jaw dropping talented friend @calista-222 continued on from that first reanimation of LMK and did another one ! (season 3, episode 9) BUT THIS TIME WITH MAD COOL COLORS AND BACKGROUNDS ??? WHAOG

I did the inbetweening and lip synching, and super duper amazing @calista-222 did the keyframes, colors (+ lights and shadows), and backgrounds. Storyboarding and figuring out the movements was a team effort, and it was really fun ✨

GO CHECK OUT THE COOL WIPS !

[soranatus]

Cloud vs. Sephiroth

A tribute to "Final Fantasy VII" animated by Zack Lydon & risograph printed (black, mint, and sunflower inks)

Full video on Instagram

[beautiful-basque-country]

The interviewer was mixing up Euskadi and Euskal Herria:

while trying to make Perurena look inconsistent in his identity because he said he's not Basque but a Basque-speaking Navarrese.

Which is perfectly correct, consistent, and obviously not offensive at all for anybody in EH unlike the interviewer implies.

Here's a bit of an interview harrijasotzaile (stone-lifter) Iñaki Perurena gave some years ago. First some fun facts about him:

In 1990 he lifted a 320kg / 720lb stone with both hands, and a 267kg / 588.6lb stone with just one hand.

On his top form, he was able to lift thrice a 250kg / 551.1lb stone, and four times another weighing 200kg / 440lb WITH ONE HAND.

Another ridiculous record: he lifted non-stop a 100kg / 220.4lb stone 1700 times. It took him 6 hours.

he was so awesome in his sport that his surname entered the popular vocabulary, and even now if someone is trying to lift something way heavier that they should, someone might say something like "there you go, Perurena!"

He's also a Basque enthusiast and promoter, and he sets the record straight to this unlikable intervewer that wanted to make fun of him and got gently schooled: the importance of knowing that Euskadi ≠  Euskal Herria.