昔の絵です
R: s, Sevrus...?
S: Shut up, what is it from a while ag
(First Kiss)
S:!?
R: @#/&(iT, it was soooft......!!!!What should I do... my heart...kiss...)
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Sunhead, 2022
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Lain
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Hello! I was wondering if i can draw Emily with Soldier hanging out? I became a fan of your sfm posters and little comics, it's all always so fun to read with my friend. We specially loved the magic gnome one!
Sorry if this wasn't the place to ask this, have a nice day. 🌼
Sure! i love getting fanart and i'm glad you liked my stuff 😋 i also loved making my TF2 MLP Magic Gnome comic and i hope to do more like it soon when i can think of a plot 😋
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I have a dream snake from you, and his felting is getting a little funny. (He's like 3-4 years old) and I used him in a few cosplays. Is there a way I can fix him up?
Absolutely! If the surface is just looking a bit rough, you can take a pair of tweezers and pick off any bits of other fibers that might be stuck to him and then use a felting needle (I'd use a 40 or a 38 star needle) to gently poke the rough areas down. Take it slow to avoid the wires, and you should be just fine.
If there are chunks of color (or feathers, or paint) missing, or any wires you worry might be broken, you can email me with pics of the damage and I can offer more specific advice or possibly do a repair for you - it really depends on the problem. I'm always here to help! My email is myarmcanfly AT gmail DOT com
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Little Sally in Urinetown: The Musical at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, November 2022
Urinetown, The Musical
Mark Hollman, Music and Lyrics
Greg Kotis, Book and Lyrics
November 3rd- 12th 2022
Colwell Playhouse
Photo credits: Darrell Hoemann
Production Team
Director: J.W. Morrissette and Lisa Gaye Dixon
Music Director: Justin M. Brauer
Choreographers: Joe Bowie and Lisa Gaye Dixon
Scenic Designer: Emilia Consalvi ,Katie Owen
Costume Designer: Wesley Price
Lighting Designer: Yingman Tang
Sound Designer: Madison Ferris
Dramaturg: Melissa Goldman
Technical Director: Capri Agresta
Properties Head: Sammy Boyarsky
Production Manager: Terri Ciofalo
Stage Manager: Kaitlyn N. Meegan
Fight Director; Zev Steinrock
Vocal Coach: Diane Robinson
Cast
OFFICER LOCKSTOCK: Grania McKirdie
PENELOPE PENNYWISE: Charlotte Howard-Check
BOBBY STRONG: David Stasevsky
LITTLE SALLY: Alex George
DR. BILLEAUX: Noah Smith
MR. MCQUEEN: Josh Graff
SENATOR FIPP: Josiah Zielke
OFFICER BARREL/BOBBY UNDERSTUDY: Anthony Maggio
HOPE CLADWELL: Julia Clavadetscher
OLD MAN STRONG/HOT BLADES HARRY: Patrick Jackson
TINY TOM: Paddy Berger
SOUPY SUE: Courtney Mazeika
LITTLE BECKY TWO SHOES: Gabrielle DeMarco
ROBBY THE STOCKFISH: Jonathan Kaplan
CALDWELL B. CLADWELL: Jaylon Muchison
BOY COP/UGC EXECUTIVE/OFFICER BARREL UNDERSTUDY: Jimmy Cone
GIRL COP/UGC EXECUTIVE/HOPE CLADWELL UNDERSTUDY: Sophia Pucillo
JOSEPHINE STRONG: Mary Jane Oken
MRS. MILLENNIUM: Guinevere Brown
BILLY BOY BILL: Jamal Turner
Production Team continued
Scenic Charge: Emma Brutman
Hair & Makeup Coordinator: Chantel Renee
Hair & Makeup Supervisor: Becky Scott
Assistant Technical Director: Tara Kisacanin
Assistant Costume Designer: Chantel Renee
Assistant Lighting Designer: Sarah Goldstein
Assistant Sound Designer: Jack Pondelicek
Head Electrician : Nicolas Sole
Audio Engineer: William Mixter
Assistant Stage Manager: Mary Lewis, Shuyu (Tom) Zhang
Assistant Dramaturg: Anishi Patel
Assistant to the Director: Melissa Goldman, Maci Mitchell, Jacqueline Moren
Head Carpenter: Hanna Bowen
Production Assistant: Hadas Goldberg, Isabel Wang
Costumes Craft Supervisor: Emily N. Brink
Costume Crafts Technicians: Katie Greve, Mark Muir
Wardrobe Supervisor: Chantel Renee
Crew
DECK CREW: Felix Crim,Morgan Lin, Avery Luciano, Heraldo Magana ,Jordyn Montgomery
PROPS CREW: Mikail Herrera, Ashanti Norals
WARDROBE CREW: Kashara Bennett, Gabriel McNabb,Luke Russell, Julia Trenary, Isabel Wang
HAIR AND MAKEUP CREW: Fatma Ali ,Kara Howie
SWING: Hadas Goldberg
A2: Noah McLeod
QLAB OPERATOR: Leoni Reilly
SPOTLIGHT OPERATOR: Dajion Anderson
LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR; Brian Runge
AUTOMATION OPERATOR: Bronwyn Garrett
STUDENT DRAPER: Carlee Ihde
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Pre-Protozoan Past Projex.
"Dark Angel.": c.2007.
One of only two collaborative works I've ever done, as I recall. I saw the original line work to this piece on devArt by Kasumi Kanichi, and I really loved it, so offered to rework it into a colour piece. I enjoyed working on it so much, that I also decided to give it a background, to put her in a location.
Genuinely fun to work on this, and if I recall, Kasumi quite liked it too.
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crowley!
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I'll give them shelter like you've done for me
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Vanilla Girl
Stay vanilla. Stay sweet. There's nothing wrong with being a daisy.
Don’t ever try to “flex” for others by forcing your feet into a pair of glass slippers that aren't made for you. If you are uncomfortable with crafting a piece of work for a fandom, popularity, friends, or your audience, then stay true to yourself. Don’t put on the “cool girl” mask or attempt to maintain it if you have. Popularity may not always be guaranteed, but your relationship with your audience will have longevity, purity, and beauty. Be yourself. Trust yourself.
Hello! My name is Jazmine!
I am a reemerging writer who tinkers with art. I was dubbed "Jazzy-B-Real" in my youth and "Otherwise_Uncolonized" in my young adulthood.
Jazzy-B-Real:
Otherwise_Uncolonized:
My experimental youtube page was "Constellations of Neverland" at one point. I've been offline since 2020. In 2024, I saw people online celebrating my middle school and high school art while wishing me well due to my disappearance. I'm happy to say that I am well after a rough post-Covid era and a lot of growing up. During Covid's reign, I had purged the internet of what I viewed to be carbon footprints, yet people have kept the light alive in some dust clouds.
I am eternally grateful to you all for retaining such light. As the blooming adult I am now, I've learned to view everything with balance—including the broken person I was—and there are lovely works that I dearly miss as a result. Those works are the "darlings" from my young life.
All in all, I'm in the heat of writing original work.
Writing, Poetry & Artwork
I'll be posting my original stories, prose poetry, and standard poetry on my FictionPress.com with the occasional preview slapped on Tumblr. The account already has a small library. Much of what I write will also grace a website I'm building, so please stay tuned for it and the original novels I have in store. New artwork and fandom tributes will hit Tumblr, Twitter/X, and my personal website. Doing commissions for writing prompts and art pieces will also become a part of my activities with my audience.
My AO3 account for old 2014-2017 fandom storyboards like "My Dearest Cousin," "Indentured (Union of the Crowns)," "Carry Me Anew," and "The King" is back up as well.
༺Please read and review with your pretty thoughts! Thank you so much to those who have saved some of my fandom pieces:
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I received a request that I should post a nostalgic illustration.
I remember that the way the colors were applied was unique. so I probably won't be able to paint it anymore🤣
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Shaw Boyz: "They always mention Tony Hawk..."
Question: Who do you think of when you think of skateboarding?
Shaw Boy: “They always mention Tony Hawk, it's not only Tony Hawk. It's the people right behind me, it’s the man over there… It’s multicultural it's not just for one person. It's for everybody.”
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Shaw Boyz is a short documentary following a group of young teens as they navigate a rapidly gentrifying environment in the historical Shaw neighborhood. Exploring culture, gentrification, community, and how it all ties to the creation of DC’s first public skate park, Shaw Boyz is a delve into the organic ways marginalized communities heal one another through third places.
Producing, Cinematography & Editing by
Paul A. Notice II
Executive Producer
Joshua Lopez
DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music & Entertainment
Shaw Boyz | DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music & Entertainment
June 2017 - December 2019 | Washington, DC and New York, NY | Short Documentary | Producer, Director, Voiceover Talent, Director of Photography, Editor
A short documentary that follows a group of young teens as they navigate a rapidly gentrifying environment in the historical Shaw neighborhood. It's about culture, gentrification, friendship, and music with moments of Black Boy Joy and wonders. (Runtime: 20:25)
Full Doc: Shaw Boyz
Trailer: Shaw Boyz | The Rebirth of DC's Black Skaters
Teaser Part 1: Shaw Boyz | The Story Behind DC's 1st Skate Park
Teaser Part 2: Shaw Boyz | “Way Back."
Bonus 1: Shaw Boyz | "Talk With Your Feet Not Your Mouth"
Bonus 2: Shaw Boyz | Clutch | Beginnings
2019 Official Selection of Independent Shorts Awards for Best Documentary
2019 ISA Bronze Award for Best New Web & Media
Official Selection of 2021 Flickfair
Semi-Finalist of 2023 Sensei Film Festival
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i'm begging you guys to start pirating shit from streaming platforms. there are so many websites where you can stream that shit for free, here's a quick HOW TO:
1) Search for: watch TITLE OF WORK free online
2) Scroll to the bottom of results. Click any of the "Complaint" links
3) You will be taken to a long list of links that were removed for copyright infringement. Use the 'find' function to search for the name of the show/movie you were originally searching for. You will get something like this (specifics removed because if you love an illegal streaming site you don't post its url on social media)
4) each of these links is to a website where you can stream shit for free. go to the individual websites and search for your show/movie. you might have to copy-paste a few before you find exactly what you're looking, but the whole process only takes a minute. the speed/quality is usually the same as on netflix/whatever, and they even have subtitles! (make sure to use an adblocker though, these sites are funded by annoying popups)
In conclusion, if you do this often enough you will start recognizing the most dependable websites, and you can just bookmark those instead. (note: this is completely separate from torrenting, which is also a beautiful thing but requires different software and a vpn)
you can also download the media in question (look for a "download" button built into the video window, or use a browser extension such as Video DownloadHelper.)
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