#gislaine

[threefeline]

some super rare FR doodles lol

Gislaine and Ruairi's first meeting, and then of COURSE there's hatchlings later on. The little fluffers names are Ciara and Flynn c:

[kccwalz]

Corinthians 2018 - Paulistão

[threefeline]

OOOOHHH YM GOD. OH MY GOD?? OH MY GOD GOD HELLO????

holy SHIT thank you SO much!! This is so wonderful ;o;!!!!!!!!

Soulsborne oc sketch request 1/?, the character belongs to @threefeline

(the ref was colorless, so I needed to use a bit of imagination when doing coloring, thoooough I believe it's ok if this character was among the requests to begin with?)

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Pathfinder Adventures: Shadows at Sundown - Chapter 1 by Gislaine Avila

[crimsonvulturestudios]

Heard y’all liked Symbiotes

Gislaine and Shadow really like giving Ruairi a “hard” time (So much so he had to get the suit modified.)

Sketch by @threefeline , rendered by me

Jonah is uh, not pleased with all the Shadowpool and Red Weaver pictures he keeps getting.

(Bonus Jonah)

[convoloutedinjoke]

[threefeline]

Goddd i am in LOOOOOOVEEE

Tysm again for these!!! ;O;!!!

Some adorable Comission art for @threefeline :)))

[ntgospel]

Gislaine e Mylena lançam ''Fogo Abrasador'' pela MK Music

Confira a novidade em https://ntgospel.com/musica-gospel/gislaine-e-mylena-lancam-fogo-abrasador-pela-mk-music

Gislaine e Mylena lançam ''Fogo Abrasador'' pela MK Music

Recentemente, a dupla Gislaine e Mylena apresentou ao público seu novo single, intitulado “Fogo Abrasador”. Esta canção, mais uma composição autoral das artistas, vem carregada de uma forte mensagem espiritual e foi lançada juntamente com um clipe especial. A produção musical do single foi realizada por Pablo Motta, garantindo a qualidade e a essência da mensagem.

A dupla compartilhou sua satisfação com o lançamento, destacando a inspiração de Deus que guiou a criação da música. “Nosso Deus está sempre provendo por nós. E que alegria é poder adorar ao nosso Pai que nunca nos abandona, e nos deu a inspiração para mais uma vez podermos compor e cantar em louvor ao seu nome. E estamos com uma expectativa muito grande com esta nova canção… ‘Fogo Abrasador’ tem uma pegada diferente dos nossos lançamentos anteriores… E nos deixou muito felizes com o resultado. Convidamos a todos para clamar pelo avivamento do Senhor em nossa nação!”, disseram.

Letra Inspiradora

A letra de “Fogo Abrasador” clama por um avivamento espiritual, pedindo que o fogo de Deus desça e reacenda a fé dos ouvintes. Com uma melodia cativante e palavras que evocam imagens de Pentecostes, a canção busca inspirar e elevar a espiritualidade dos que a escutam.

Confira o lançamento de Gislaine & Mylena:

Ouça também em sua plataforma de música favorita: https://mkmusic.ffm.to/fogoabrasador

Equipe de Produção

A produção de “Fogo Abrasador” contou com uma equipe talentosa, liderada por Pablo Motta, que também foi responsável pelo arranjo, engenharia de som, masterização e mixagem da música. A equipe de músicos que colaborou no single inclui:

Back Vocal: Petherson Mayki

Baixo: Lucas Cortes

Bateria: Renam Martins

Guitarra/Teclado: Janderson Almeida

Violão: Pablo Motta

[klaasje]

de devblog - capeside apartments

"The pier below has my favourite piece of urban romanticism from the game – the plaque reads: “Docking reserved for residents of: Rue de Saint-Gislaine 33A.” Simple technical worldbuilding. Revachol’s waterfront and the surrounding islands of Ozonne and Archipelagos have civilian boat traffic. Modern Revachol – a “gossamer state”, an occupied territory where only international and property law is enforced – has developed a rich culture of waterways. People drive boats like they drive bicycles. Well, rich people do. Poor people can’t afford boats." (x)

[threefeline]

hi i went a bit insane today. a little out of it. Enjoy some frantic Serpent anatomy doodles from today while I was trying to do something completely different

[godspeedmajortom]

I’m fascinated by how variations of Sea Power's “Want to Be Free (Remix)” provide a musical theme for death and endings that follows Harry and his foils throughout Disco Elysium.

The first place you hear it is as “The Field Autopsy” while inspecting the Hanged Man’s body. It's barely recognizable as the original song, though. It's sluggish and muddy and bilious. The piano melody has been lowered and sustained to an ominous funereal organ and combined with deep strings. A lilting viola line in the lush layers of the original "Want to Be Free" is isolated here and contrasts with the low organ, rising like the stench off a corpse. If you do the autopsy first thing as Kim suggests, Harry – freshly, grotesquely awakened from his apocalyptic bender – is not in a much better state than a corpse himself.

The music underscores a visceral scene of death and decay, our introduction to the Hanged Man, the first of Harry's foils. Both Harry and Lely are agents of state-sponsored violence as a cop and mercenary, respectively. They bear similar physical scars from the neglect of the systems they grew up in. They both desperately want to escape the horrorshow of their lives, using drugs and dark fantasies to cope with the terrible things they see and do but finding little more than self-destruction in the nihilism. The Bloated Corpse of a Drunk taking the Hanged Man's place in Harry's first night dream makes their connection explicit: you should be dead, Harry. This may as well have been you.

The next place you hear a variant of "Want to Be Free" is in the washerwoman's shack in the fishing village. “Live With Me” is wistful and melancholic. The gentle piano and cooing vocals evoke the wind and waves on the bay, an escape calling outside the salt-rimed shack. But this is a place of death, or at least its potential, as the return of the high viola from "The Field Autopsy" reminds us. This is where Ruby hid when Harry's arrival made her fear for her life, where she contemplated killing herself if things got even worse. This is where Harry can end up if no one vouches for him at the RCM tribunal finale, where his wounds will grow infected without medical care, where there is little left to do but return to drinking and wait to die.

But true to the song title, the shack also offers Harry the possibility of learning to with himself as he emerges from his bender. Here is a mirror free from the damage and trauma of attempting to destroy himself where he can reflect on who he was and who he wants to become. He can choose to keep or let go of his past coping/defense mechanisms like his facial hair and The Expression. He can choose to embrace or reject the self-defeating fantasy of fascism. The shack marks a midpoint of the game, when the hangover has worn off but before the case is closed. So "Live With Me" scores the balance between potential endings: abandonment or acceptance, relapse or recovery, death or life. Harry breathes in the sea air, breathes it back out, and takes another step.

I didn’t realize this until a recent replay, but “Live With Me” also plays when you visit the Working Class Woman to notify her of her husband’s death. Since this is an optional sidequest, I understand why they didn't create original music for it. But they didn't reuse "Rue de Saint-Gislaine", the song for the rest of the Capeside Apartments (including the Smoker on the Balcony's apartment when you talk to the Sunday Friend). The Working Class Husband is another mirror for Harry who has met his end, and "Live With Me" plays to mourn him.

Victor Méjean died from an accident while inebriated, a fate that also could have befallen Harry on a previous drinking binge. The striking thing about Victor's death is how easily he could have been overlooked and forgotten. He died at the end of a pier in a fenced off, abandoned part of town. His wife wasn't concerned about his days-long absence. It's only by virtue of Can Opening and Jamrock Shuffling that Harry will know about or find him. Victor literally and figuratively died slipping through the cracks – of the rotted boardwalk, yes, but also of any sort of social safety net. This is what happens to alcoholics in Revachol. This is what will happen to Harry if he continues drinking and hasn't built his own personal safety net with Kim or Cuno to prevent the RCM from abandoning him. As Harry informs Billie of her husband's death, it's only natural for him to think of his own possible endings, and the soundtrack reflects that.

The final version of the song you hear is “Burn, Baby, Burn” blasting from Sad FM on the boat ride to the Sea Fortress to find the Hanged Man's killer and Harry's last dark reflection: Dros, The Deserter. Dros shares Harry's penchant for clinging to political ideology to give meaning to his life and obsessing over women he can't be with. He lives in bitter isolation, refusing to move beyond the failures of the past, his personal shortcomings and the evils of the world alike. He's emblematic of yet another possible outcome for Harry: not literal death, but despair-induced stagnation that leaves one living like a ghost in the mortal realm.

By the time Harry gets in the boat to the island, his fate at the end of the game is set. The RCM (specifically Jean) has all they need to decide whether to accept or abandon their prodigal lieutenant-yefreitor. Should his former partners leave him, Harry can return to the shack and the circle of drunks who have also given up on life. Or he can return to the island, where he would take Dros' place as the creepy old man haunting the fortress, scaring children, and staring at the mainland with longing and resentment. But even if Harry returns with his unit to Jamrock, simply resuming his old life will not keep him from returning to the depths of despair. The RCM broke him; the RCM will not save him. Neither outcome helps Harry become a person he truly wants to live with.

"Want to be free/It will last forever/Eternally," croons the boombox on the boat. The lyrics echo the self destruction that Harry sought before the game's events: freedom forever from pain, the ultimate release of death. At least that's what the Ancient Reptilian Brain would see in those words. But there's tension in the lyrics as the desire for freedom and exhortations to "burn, baby, burn" repeat. The bridge offers an alternative vision of verdure not consumed by the disco inferno: "And the trees are green and overhanging/Feather-light, free, and everlasting." Perhaps a less moribund future exists for Harry, even if only in the next world, as a new person.

[abyssal-ilk]

i know the likely assumption is that when you bring vivienne into the fade with you and the nightmare demon says this line of dialogue to her–

– the demon means to imply that she is too old to reclaim her power, but i would like to bring up the opposite possibility; she's too young. vivienne was noted as being one of the youngest mages to ever have undergone her harrowing. she was made into first enchanter of her circle at such a young age that it was considered to be scandalous. she is younger than fiona and irving. she was young when she became the court enchanter, advisor to celene, and young when she got with the much older bastien de gislain. i think vivienne's fear stems from the fact that she is, by all accounts, a bit of an upstart when it comes to tradition. her being younger is more of a danger than her being older; she's more easily written off, less likely to be seen as wise and more likely to bee seen as just prideful and arrogant. if she messes up it just gives other people more ammunition to use against her. idk. just has me thinking

[detournementsmineurs]

Bracelet romain “Serpent” (Ier siècle après J.-C.) présenté à la conférence “Les Serpents dans la Joaillerie” par Gislain Aucremmane - Historien de l'Art et Directeur Conservateur du Patrimoine de Bulgari - à GemGenève, novembre 2023.

[chraustinjesse]

Figuring Gislaine Hawkes face out, shes part of einons worldstate, starts off mostly blue and red in stressful situations, ends up mostly red and blue only w her loved ones, romances merril

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Pathfinder Adventures: Shadows at Sundown - Chapter 3 by Gislaine Avila