#to represent this sadness

[megaclubdiolis]

柄本 佑 || 花腐し (2023)

[chrliekclly]

finding comfort in homes broken differently than yours

[willthespy]

my posts have been too positive lately so have this solangelo doodle where i depicted two different sides of ptsd/trauma bc i hate joy!! yay!

literally two sides of the same coin

[ultrainfinitepit]

Moon Cycle 2 - a redraw of this piece.

[v4mpyinred]

I can't take it anymore

[skitskatdacat63]

"We need to find more performance, I think we've underdelivered in the last three events."

[koobiie]

crying in the garden

[cartarg]

scraps of old jerma stuff

[rosewvlf]

Living dead wreck with an oil spill brain. Can't keep time from slipping away

[todomemolesta18]

*sigh*

Ironic they use this image cause Blitzø was pleading to not lose the object he needed to gain money and live. Not only him, his daughter and employees too.

[dykedvonte]

Swansea waited till the end to do something about Jimmy and I really think it says something about their shared nihilism.

Jimmy waits till the end to do something and take an ounce of responsibility and he still doesn’t do the the right thing. Swansea reflects and realizes he can’t fix his fuck up but he realizes it. I think it goes ignored that Swansea likely found out he assaulted Anya, when he spoke to her but he still waited. She still knew he wouldn’t protect her and he wasn’t a friend of Jimmy’s. Swansea’s a fatalist and likely assumed there was nothing to be done because they’d all inevitably die. Though he only realized when Anya and Daisuke died that they didn’t have to die in pain.

Jimmy and him shared the view that pain is how you know you’re still alive, but his shifted into understanding that pain should not be the natural state in which the end is the release.

[lordoflucky]

I will never be normal about Barok's motif showing up in Albert's Reminiscence theme. What do you mean it plays low and gentle in the background before entering the main melody. In contrast to every other use of Barok's motif where it enters as dramatic and forcefully as possible- even in Barok's own character theme the song pauses in anticipation for his motif. What do you mean that the song restarts its loop not even 10 seconds after Barok's motif finishes. Why would the composers do that. What do you mean Barok's motif ends Albert's reminiscence.

For those who want to hear what I'm talking about: Barok's motif shows up at (1:15) and (1:08) of Albert's reminiscence. It's easier to hear that 1:15; 1:08 is when it plays quietly in the background. Best heard in comparison to the version of Barok's motif that plays in 'A Great Blaze' at (0:42), since they both play more slowly.

[slymanner]

this was smart <'3

[peachdearest]

haiii sorry it’s been a while!! places down a pubby boy moodboard for you..

[celine-song]

The Green Ray (1986) dir. Éric Rohmer

[leafwateraddict]

Was feeling really frustrated with my art today

Transcript under the cut

First panel: you frustrated?

Second Panel: art is different for everyone. it takes time and practice remember?

Third panel: everyones different [illegible]. you’ve just gotta keep telling yourself that until you believe it. everyone learns at their own pace. just because you don’t get it yet doesn’t make you stupid.

Fourth panel: you’ve got this kid 💙