#street action

[typhlonectes]

[cletusthurstonbeauregard]

[dailyflicks]

Streets of Fire (1984)

[miiaspeaks]

Deny Defend Depose!

[bluerosefox]

Genie Gave Me a Brother AU

-Slams DPxDC door open and tosses AU idea on table-

Tim's parents send home an artifact that is said to able to grant wishes! While being curious about it Tim messes with the artifact and when he 'solves' it, according to legend one must solve it to get a wish, he wishes he wasn't alone anymore.

The object glows bright and as he shields his eyes he can hear.

'So you have wished it, so it shall be!'

He gets his wish in the form of a recently reincarnated ghost!King (who entered the DC world for a reincarnated vaycay... he should had known something was going to happen because CW was encouraging the break) Danny whose just a baby/toddler right now.

Basically, big brother Tim and baby Danny adventures in Gotham after that.

[marzipanandminutiae]

I'm at the Boston Massacre site

I'm at the SweetGreen

I'm at the combination Boston Massacre site and SweetGreen

[yoan-le-grall]

[kropotkindersurprise]

A mural in Amsterdam, quoting murdered Palestinian poet Refaat Alareer. The mural features a few of the thousands of brave doctors, journalists, aid workers, activists and children who tell the world about what is going on in Palestine, some of whom have been murdered by the fascist Israelis, and some of whom still continue to show the world the truth about the Israeli genocide and occupation. [video]

[marypsue]

Man, it's cool and all if you see a metaphor for marginalisation in the monstrous, and if you want the power fantasy of 'what if you could just eat anybody who threatened you/pissed you off'. Me too.

However, as soon as you start saying 'no, these monsters are a 1:1 on Specific Marginalised Group, and you have to treat them in the fiction like they are directly representative of real human members of the marginalised group', BUT you also, in the fiction, make them hurt/kill/eat humans? And then try to shame me, your audience, for noticing or engaging with the bit where they kill people, because you made them directly representative of a real-world marginalised group? You have lost me, and also, I think, the plot.

[froglemonade]

Postcards we will be selling to raise money for our local homeless friends to survive the winter. Sales will be in person only. You can contribute by helping out the homeless people in your area!

Had a lot of fun drawing these! Will post them individually as well.

[typhlonectes]

[cletusthurstonbeauregard]

[adorkastock]

Street Clothing Climbing

A few years I did a shoot with King Chaos at a playground. Though he wasn't wearing the normal form fitting clothing my models usually do, the shoot had a lot of really neat climbing and action stuff. I haven't posted much from it since it's not my usual but I think I might make a pack from it. There's a lot of neat poses and the clothing folds are interesting and useful!

[miiaspeaks]

A million times better than that trump pic imo. picture of the year.

from bloomberg

[theactioneer]

Street Fighter (Steven E. de Souza, 1994)

[asocialasshole]

Dp x Dc crossover promt

What if GIW was created by Justice League

to answer the never ending calls for help?

I mean, it would be more believable then JL just ignoring it, right? (Black out, blocked off and isolated Amity park - no complaints, you’re doing great sweetie)

Maybe they’re different than what is seen in the show, but what if? They’d definitely hide their actual goals, and try to set the narrative, benefiting them. Maybe while they were formed, the government somehow affected the recruitment and its legal purpose (idk how to word it any other way, bear with me here), so GIW doesn’t turn out how JL expected?

Like, the main thing is the League knows about the problem and thinks it’s being handled, completely blinded by the GIW doing everything to JL from paying more than a glance towards Amity park. Possibly even gently swayed by the GIW , who’re being careful to give just enough info to make JL to draw their own conclusions, but not too much to alert the League of their less then moral goals and methods