#ron taylor

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine // S02E17: Playing God

[thunderwingdoomslayer]

I just love them so much

[carrymelikeimcute]

Smash or Pass - Short Poppies Edition

Terry Pole - PASS (Great legs, awful hair, and I feel like he'd talk the whole time and not be very good at the deed itself - also possibly homebrews his own lube and I'm so not here for the consequences of that).

Steve Whittle - SMASH (Would 100% munch box for hours, believes an A grade in pussy is very much achievable and normal to want. I would give him a gold star sticker).

Ron Taylor - PASS (He's got the mind of a 15 year old whose special interest is whales, and the voice of chalk in a blender).

Mary Ledbetter - PASS (She's too high maintenance and would criticise you constantly. Also I hate parking on the street).

Bill Napier - SMASH (Sad Dad energy, knows his way around a natural phenomena if you catch my drift, would make you a brew after and possibly do some gardening for you).

Louise Cooper - SMASH (Babygirl is made of sunshine and patchouli. She's a bad mother but she'd be an absolutely wild lay - probably has a butt plug made of crystal that'll realign your chakras into next week. I am 100% climbing out the window afterwards to escape the 'what are we?' talk though.)

Rhod Gainer - PASS (It's the hair, and the general...sleaze that makes this a 50/50, I love some sleaze. But, the car thing...he is definitely compensating for something. BUT, it's a smash x 2 if Louise is there.)

[queenofthemasquerade]

Lillian Axe - Innocence

[theflannelwizard]

& don’t kill mrs. taylor’s kids…

[glimeres]

MDA Telethon 1983 - Ellen Greene and Lee Wilkof perform Suddenly Seymour from the musical Little Shop of Horrors

[filmjunky-99]

s t a r t r e k d e e p s p a c e n i n e created by rick berman, michael piller [melora, s2ep6]

'I like a customer who knows what she wants.' - klingon chef

'There's nothing worse than half dead Racht.' - melora

[myvinylplaylist]

Lillian Axe - Out Of The Darkness Into The Light (1987-1989) (1991)

I.R.S. Records

[gbhbl]

Horror Movie Review: Dead Heat (1988)

While LAPD detectives Roger and Doug are investigating a spree of crime committed by dead criminals, Roger is killed. He is brought back to life by a resurrecting machine used on these criminals. Then the real case begins…

 Dead Heat is a 1988 American buddy cop action zombie comedy film directed by Mark Goldblatt. Detectives Roger Mortis and Doug Bigelow are called to the scene of a rather violent jewellery store robbery. The robbers take on a squadron of police in a messy shootout, but neither seems affected when they are riddled with bullets. Thanks to the combined, albeit extreme measures of Mortis and Bigelow,…

[dalesramblingsblog]

You know what? I've always said that the late great Ron Taylor - also of Twin Peaks fame, at least in my book - should get more recognition for his role as the Klingon chef from Melora and Playing God. Best two-time recurring character they ever did.

So I am entirely onboard with this sentiment.

(Yes I will write lengthy pieces on Lower Decks and then immediately follow it up with this, get used to it. Oh yeah and Taylor was also the original voice of Audrey II from the Off-Broadway production of Little Shop of Horrors, which is probably more relevant to most people.)

this klingon chef is hot as fuck

[the-imaginative-hobbyist]

I would like to give thanks to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for honoring my uncle Ronald W. Taylor at the 2023 Emmy Awards program last night during their In Memoriam segment. He was a fantastic human being and was a great mentor.

[thunderwingdoomslayer]

Just a Short Poppies kind of day

[keepin-it-on-the-d-l]

Two generations of dumbassery

[rockyoushow]

UNEARTHED: 'True Believer' From LILLIAN AXE Off "Poetic Justice"

When the LILLIAN AXE album “Poetic Justice” came out in 1992, it was the first on I.R.S. Records after MCA had dropped the band. It was 1992 after all, and anything related to the 80’s was being purged to make room for more Grunge and Alternative.  Back then, talent meant nothing (still doesn’t actually) and the labels needed to push out one scene to make room for another. The problem was that…

[queenofthemasquerade]

Lillian Axe - Misery Loves Company

[mikeystrawberry]

Today is Dungeons & Daddies’s 5th Anniversary!

I haven’t been listening for nearly that long but the podcast and all its characters means a lot to me. Happy Anniversary!!!

Throwing the cropped sections under the cut because there’s a lot of stuff going on and I know Tumblr likes to throw half the pixel quality out the window. And also so I can ramble a bit about this piece!!!

This piece has been months in the making, possibly an entire year. And by that I mean I’ve had a sketch of the comp scribbled on my whiteboard for ages because I wanted to save this specifically for 5th anni art. Now onto design stuff!

(First off a random thought: I really love how the garlic knot came out, I kind of want it as an enamel pin.)

I knew I wanted to make this a stained glass piece since the beginning, but I was also going to add flowers at one point but quickly dropped the idea. It felt like too much and I also didn’t want to fuss over flower language assignments for everyone. I was also going to add Doodler tentacles, but also dropped that idea pretty early. Kind of on accident, right at the end, I figured out how to make it even more stained glass-like but taking a duplicated lineart underneath the regular layer and turning the brightness all the way down, then setting it to overlay and adding a guassian blur. It’s very subtle but it adds that tiny bit of depth that makes it look more real. As for shading on the lineart/gold, I tried adding more highlight on the characters who died but once I evened everything out it wasn’t as noticeable anymore so I’m throwing that thought here so the attempt at least known lol.

The order of characters only changed a little bit from my original comp, I flipped the Wilsons and the Oaks so the rainbow could work. As for the anchors, specifically in season 2, I lined them up to the teens since the season 1 anchors lined up with each dad:

Tony —> Scary: his death was the beginning of Scary’s betrayal arc and also Willy killed him.

Guitar Pick —> Taylor: it’s not really aligned with Taylor at all, but the anchor was with Glenn so I put it next to his blunt.

Scroll —> Normal: was only because it was the last left to give him, but there’s the whole scene of him and Hermie in the Green Room so it still works!

Garlic Knot —> Link: one of two that he broke, but the more significant of the two with him telling Grant he never wants to see him again.

Small notes on the season 1 anchors: I put the layer of mold in the overnight oats but you can’t really tell with the overlay. And to make the supper bowl more interesting I added the fantasy sodas mix they dumped into it. The lure of actually drawn before so I just traced my own art lol.

As for the other smaller triangles, it took me a bit to figure out what I wanted to put there. I didn’t even think of adding the vehicles until two days ago but I’m so glad I did. I don’t really have my own take on the mascot version of the Doodler (yet?) so I borrowed the design from one of the stickers in their merch shop. Teeny was terrifying as just a front facing head so I made him cute again.

In the outer circles, I put what I felt was the most significant quotes for each family. I really wanted to use “It’s okay to be angry, it’s not okay to be cruel” but it was just a little too long.

That’s all I can think of! If you read all the way through, thank you for indulging me in my excitement to gush over this piece.