#picture: philip.

[pcraspcra]

phillip verses and tag dump!

20th century guy - takes place before fry gets frozen in December 31, 1999

welcome to the 30th century - main verse; takes place after fry has awoken from being frozen for 1000 years

frozen in time - fry never gets frozen

head of the class - fry has become lars fillmore, a time-paradox duplicate

about: philip.

answered ask: philip.

bio: philip.

body: philip.

conversation: philip.

desire: philip.

headcanon: philip.

love: philip.

musing: philip.

picture: philip.

ship: philip.

starter: philip.

verse: philip.

[necroticboop]

actual quotes from my mother, during her first watch of The Owl House

[lesbianphan]

do you guys think the reason PJ decided to babysit Phil wasn't only because of his concerning monster-fucking video, but actually cause Dan texted him like PLEASE HELP HE'S GONNA MAKE EVERYTHING GREEN, so he had to like... keep Phil busy before the forever home was destroyed or...?

[drabbles-of-writing]

Y’all remember the days when Belos was just the funky mysterious masked villain with the sans eye. Remember when Little Miss Perfect dominated both the fandom and Amity Blight as a character. Remember when some of us were genuinely worried Eda would die in the S1 finale. Remember when we all hated Lilith with a seething passion. Remember when Luz’s biggest issue was just trying to figure out day-to-day Boiling Isles life. Remember when, save for the finale, Understanding Willow and Enchanting Grom Fright were the episodes we all lost our minds over.

Wild times

[spinostarz]

uippee philip quast

[mortal-kombattore-115]

More Irina things

[personthattoleratesme]

The dailybooth picture and that expensive champagne tweet… do these men have the 2009 Phan timeline doc?? What’s going on I don’t believe they just have those readily available

[slowlydecomposingcorpse]

A compilation of philip wittebane looking like a sad wet cat

[soffecoeur]

I miss them so much

[trevor4ever]

[brotherconstant]

FOUNDATION 2x02 | A Glimpse of Darkness -> Constant & Poly on Siwenna 2x03 | King and Commoner -> Hober on Korell

[angevinyaoiz]

Philip II of France and Isabella of Hainault (1184)

He married her in 1180 against the wishes of his mother, possibly bc of her Carolingian heritage. However, when he had a fallout with her uncle the Count of Flanders he attempted to put her aside citing the lack of heirs as reason.

This is a Joke Comic since as far as i can read the reason for the attempted split was primarily political. But given Philip’s extremely personal weird behavior with his later wives and even in modern Enlightened education age sexually active men having terrible sex ed, and his baffling explanations regarding what is and isn’t sex in the Ingeborg trials (even though it may have just been desperate legal rhetoric) i dont think this situation is completely impossible lol

[1nky-quill]

Pre Elsewhere & Elsewhere Philip because I miss him

[idiotlosingsanity]

If you have watched it... Hamilton? (The Musical??)

YOU BET! I LOVE THAT MUSICAL!

[thatrickmcginnis]

PHILIP GLASS, Toronto 1989

I couldn't tell you why Philip Glass was giving a press conference in the backroom of the Rivoli on Queen West back in February of 1989, but he had a lot going on at the time and since memory fails me you'll just have to guess. Born in Baltimore in 1937, Glass is easily among the most famous composers alive today - a great accomplishment since his music, when it was first performed in the '60s, was considered hopelessly avant-garde. He accomplished this mostly by making himself ubiquitous - composing and performing his works everywhere he could, and taking on commissions like movie soundtracks to help make his distinctive version of minimalism less forbidding and more mainstream. I was part of that generation who came of age as Glass' music went from loft to music festival to opera house to movie theatre, so when I heard he was in town I tried to get a few minutes of his time for a portrait - and failed.

An invitation to a press conference with Philip Glass in the back of a club was my consolation prize when I couldn't arrange a portrait sitting. Normally I wouldn't have bothered, but I wanted to get some kind of portrait with Glass, and if an unposed, "undirected" portrait was all that was available, I'd take it. (I still debate whether this is a portrait at all, but a lot of people say it is, so I'll go with the crowd.) The late '80s were a crucial time for Glass: besides the soundtrack to Powaqqatsi (the sequel to Koyaanisqatsi, one of the great rep cinema stoner films of all time) he had provided one for Errol Morris' acclaimed documentary The Thin Blue Line, and he was working in more conventional classical idioms, like the string quartet and symphonic compositions. He could have been promoting any of these things when he sat down to talk to the press that morning in the Rivoli backroom.

When I pulled out my camera to photograph Philip Glass during a morning press conference in the back of a downtown club, the first thing I noticed was that there wasn't much in the way of light. I had come prepared, loading my Pentax Spotmatic with high speed Kodak film, but once I was able to judge that I had a decent exposure I was actually grateful. While I couldn't demand his attention like I could with a real portrait session, the single spotlight in that room with its black walls picked him out starkly; without any distractions in my composition, I was practically forced to take a minimalist portrait of a minimalist composer. In pursuit of this, I've pared down the pictures even more - taking out reflections and microphones, isolating Glass' face in each frame, tightening how the light hits his face with some digital assists. (I've even rendered one shot in colour, just to see what it would have looked like if I'd put colour film in my camera.) In the end I consider these more graphics than portraits, but they'll have to do until the (probably slim) chance I get to get Glass to sit down for a real portrait.

[birbwell]

jonathan finds a cool beetle