#mary had a little lamb

[pjxckson]

Lambert and Aiden

very much inspired by the beautiful writings of @inexplicifics

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788) Portrait of Isabelle Bell Franks, n.d. Birmingham Museums Trust

[haischaper]

Designs might slightly change when I do the sheets/splash art but here’s the updated designs for the main cast of Twice Before!

Original can be found here.

[citizenscreen]

Sarah Josepha Hale’s nursery rhyme “Mary Had a Little Lamb” was published #OnThisDay in 1830.

[beatles-hits]

The Beatles Hits Tourney

- Round 1 Group 4 Poll 6

Mary Had a Little Lamb by Wings

Hot 100 Peak Position: 28

Peak Date: July 22, 1972

P. S. I Love You by the Beatles

Hot 100 Peak Position: 10

Peak Date: June 6, 1964

Please listen to each song before voting!

[haveamagicalday]

Battle of the Barbies! Round 5: Barbie as...

All other polls for Battle of the Barbies in can be found here.

[justagirlwholovesheathers]

Physically a teenage girl but mentally Veronica Sawyer

[theabyssalorange]

Elizabeth Violette, we love a magical women!

[k00323896]

Animation - 31 march

Character designs

Mary + Aliens

Inspo for Mary

For Mary’s design, I wanted to create an almost doll-like appearance to emphasize her fragility. I wanted her to look delicate, reflecting someone who has been kidnapped, restrained, and possibly experimented on. There’s an innocence to her, but it’s tainted by the horrors she has endured.

I worked on this design with one of my group members, Danielle, who researched 1950s hairstyles and nightgowns. She also created character designs that helped bring our vision to life. ૮꒰˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶꒱ა

Inspo for the aliens

For my alien design, I was heavily inspired by the Alien stage franchise designs. I really like the idea of aliens looking completely otherworldly while still having some human-like features.

One concept I was drawn to was the idea of the alien’s head being almost separate from its body, connected by clear, membranous cells. Many of the designs I researched featured heads that could move independently, which I found intriguing.

My design takes strong inspiration from jellyfish—the tentacles function similarly to human hands, allowing the alien to touch and interact with its environment.

The body is based on the ‘manubrium’ of a jellyfish, though in this case, its purpose is to help the alien move, almost as if it’s floating. Since these aliens exist in space, I wanted to incorporate a “zero-gravity” feel into the design, making their movement fluid and weightless.

This also adds to their threat to Mary and her lamb, as their fluid, weightless movement makes them unpredictable and eerie.

[labratofthemonth]

hi

i play piano so i’d like to take this time to document the songs i can play fully (in the order of learning them), and rating them based on how hard they were to learn:

•mary had a little lamb, 0/10, literally not hard to play at all

•final duet (from Omori), 7.5/10, it wasn’t horrible, but there were parts that were absolutely horrible to learn

•good ending title theme (also known as “do you remember”) (from Omori), 4.5/10, not hard at all, most of the plot of Omori could have been avoided if they just learned this version instead. it’s cool how i can line it up to Remembrance though

•main title theme (from Omori), 1/10, this was so easy i’m not even kidding

•der flohwalzer, 0/10, learned it to make a danganronpa joke, but it was so easy, i learned it in about 10 minutes

•BlackBoxWarrior - OKULTRA, 15/10, will wood, i love your music so much, but holy hell this about gave my brainrot trying to learn this. this song is roughly 5 minutes, it took me months to learn, AND YOU HAVE TO SING TO IT. singing to this song while playing it is like spewing buzzwords rapid fire while trying to slam your fists into your keyboard in a coherent way, AND THEN having to deliver that 5 paragraph essay of a monologue in the middle of the song, which I CANT EVEN DELIVER. I HAD TO SWITCH TO THE BLACKBOXWARRANT VERSION OF THE MONOLOGUE SO I COULD ACTUALLY FORM A SENTENCE. anyways, my favorite piano song i’ve ever learned, i love it so much

•Skeleton Appreciation Day in Vestal, N.Y. (Bones), 10/10, so complicated, i almost wanted to rip my bones out by the time i got to the ana stands and rends her rancid meat part. AAAAAAAAA

anyways, thank you, i really wanna learn White Knuckle Jerk next, because it’s my favorite will wood song (YEAH I SAID IT, FIGHT ME), thank you for your time

[kinuskikakku]

You think Bloody Mary and the Mary who had a little lamb are the same person?

Imagine that character arc.

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Joaquín Agrasot y Juan (Spanish, 1836-1919) Las dos amigas, 1866 Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid

[miscelliteeous]

2/31 MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB (2023)

Honestly, I went into this thinking it would be terrible, but it was decent! Nothing great but nothing bad either. The acting was pretty good, Mary's actress especially killed it in every scene and sold her character perfectly, and the storyline was fun to follow. Main girl was super unsympathetic but sometimes it's nice to follow a terrible person in a story. Not bad, but probably not one I'll rewatch either.

[vintageterror]

[lady-stormwind]

Mary had a little lamb

Barbie had a little lamb doll

My Barbie here

[citizenscreen]

The nursery rhyme, “Mary Had a Little Lamb” by Sarah Josepha Hale, was first published as a poem on May 24, 1830 #OnThisDay