#ny life

[lilybug-02]

What's everyone yappin' about? (Small Update: Only 3 pages a week from now on!)

Bug Fact: Chitin is the key structural component of all arthropod exoskeletons. It can be as flexible as a wing or as hard as a clam shell.

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[vocalwarrior24]

[samgatinho]

got a secret, can you keep it?

watchers behaviour

[realnyhiphop101]

Black Rob “Life Story” Era “Like Whoa”

[birdricks]

the final phrase of my last sentence / hangs in the air, sounding stupider and stupider

[suntails]

fallen

[aviilia]

Love making angsty watcher Grian, specifically while watching life series

Reblogs are appreciated<3

[lelio]

Feel like pure shit. Just want them back

[satrnretrnsintrlude]

KARAOKE KING!!!

[marejadilla]

Vincent Giarrano, "Kate in NY”. American contemporary realist painter and former comic book artist. B. 1960 in Buffalo, New York.

[queenjulia11]

Super mild Candela ch. 4 spoilers!

I want to talk about Alex Ward as an actor because I feel like not enough people do and he’s seriously fucking incredible.

Obviously the dude’s great at playing monsters, that’s what he mainly does professionally and what he’s most known for outside of the TTRPG space, but I just love watching the way he plays regular people.

Alex does so much with so little. His expressions are very subtle and he tends to play people who are more soft-spoken (until they’re very much not), but you’re never left wondering what he’s thinking. Even when playing people who keep things close to the chest, he leaves his heart on the floor.

He’s an extremely intuitive performer with such a deep understanding and empathy for the people he plays. He almost never breaks character, even if the focus isn’t on him — I encourage everyone to keep an eye on him during the church scene in this most recent Candela episode — everything Edgar is going through is so inherently felt that there were times where I just couldn’t tear my eyes away. You know things about this man without him ever needing to speak them out loud.

That subtlety and focus only serves to make the moments where his characters are pushed to edge even more explosive than they would be otherwise; you really feel that he’s been holding back for hours and just can’t fucking take it anymore — but they still feel perfectly timed! (We saw this with Edgar but there’s a moment in season 4 of LA by Night that comes to mind as well).

It’s so incredible to watch someone so dropped-in like this. Alex has been one of my favorite role players in the community for years and I’m so happy he’s finally getting more of the recognition he deserves.

So if you’re enjoying him on Candela Obscura, watch LA and NY by Night! Watch his episode of 10 Candles: Eclipse! You’re in for a real treat. This is a man who is great at playing monsters, but this is also a man who is great at playing people.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Cecil Crosley Bell, NYC EL American Scene, 1939. Oil on canvas.

Largely unknown during his lifetime, Bell had a retrospective of his work at The Museum of Modern Art in 1973.

Photo: 1st Dibs

[oh-lordy-lord-save-me]

random drawings that definitely have no correlation at all

[lovecomesbackaroundlove]

It’s really funny when you think about the fact that Jackson was going about his life, all hunky dory and prepared to move to Tulane and then, he was suddenly hit by this 5’4’’ hurricane that was his best friend.

And suddenly, life stops for him as he’s hit with sparks and feelings and love and his life has basically been marked as Before the Boards and After the Boards.

Life hasn’t been the same since for him. And he hasn’t been able to undo his feelings no matter what life threw at them (cue grieving the bad timing).

Soulmatism to the core, if you think about it.

[11oh1]

[devouredflesh]

nothing feels better than listening to pop punk and sulking. like every teenager should be.