#william nguyen

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[artmasiah]

This is an amazing reference for when you are lighting a face and you're trying to understand the planes. You can rotate both the camera and the light source!

[crabridgedart]

C3E43 Abridged - Art by @larkspurns, @3rdclover, jessketchin and @nikkidawes

[imperatrice21]

The Harper-Nguyen Family

GREEN ARROW #13 (2023)

[m3gahet]

✨ I DID IT ✨

This was not originally a series I didn’t intend to do more after Rudegaar and then…well I did lol.

Big thanks to @thatwritingho @sichore n @mrfelixfischoeder for letting me borrow your ocs 🥰

[notkiioki]

WOE, LESBIAN UPON YE

[frootlooppoptarts]

Look, this shit is hard, I get it. We’re not meant to be okay. Which is why, starting now, I’m introducing a mandatory Emotional Release Hour. Do whatever you need to do to work through the pain and the worry and the grief. Don’t for a second underestimate the pain of being back here.

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Giantess Battle Attack 2022

[starmaniamania]

The troupe with Luc Plamondon in Québec, Aug 12, 2024

[bluejaysandblackbats]

Chapter Fics Poll (I came up with like 14 good ones that I really like)

Thicker Than Blood: Jade asks for Poison Ivy’s help to come up with an antidote after Roy comes down with a mysterious illness; she believes a poison is to blame

Slow and Steady: Judy Garrick and Bart Allen have to work together when Jay and Joan go missing

What A Drag!: Jason starts street racing after running away from home; Bruce takes interest in a mysterious street racer appearing at Gotham’s street takeovers

The Outer Ring: Kyle takes up wrestling as a pastime after the death of his girlfriend

Jump!: Exchange student, Garth, stays with Oliver Queen and Roy Harper for his sophomore year in high school. He tries to stay to himself out of fear of rejection, but Roy shows him a side of life he’d never experienced before

Swan Song: Cassie enrolls at an all girl’s art academy while struggling to break free from the shadows of her predecessors who happened to be alumni there

My Better Nature: Grant Emerson starts at a new school and befriends a boy on his track team

[on-21-jump-street]

On April 12th, 1987, we began our story. This page is dedicated to the impact we left behind.

[nofatclips]

L'enfer d'Henri-Georges Clouzot, a documentary by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea about the (non-)making of L’enfer by Georges Clouzot

[realhousewives-fan]

Is Bravo’s Attempt of Diversity a Failure?!

With the speculations of Garcelle Beauvais leaving RHOBH, I can’t help but ask: 

Is Bravo’s attempt at bringing more diversity to their shows an epic failure?

I’m thinking about all the women who was brought on the shows with a dominating white cast and the disasters the interactions left the shows with.

Tiffany Moon joined RHOD and was an amazing addition who brought fresh energy to a struggling show.

But due to the racist feud with Kameron Westcott the show got cancelled.

And what about Eboni K. Williams? She joined RHONY and wanted to enlighten topics of race. 

But it was a complete fiasco!

Ramona Singer was reported to the HR because of discriminating behaviour, and it resulted in the cancellation of the reunion and later the show.

Bravo later put Ramona on RHUGT to soften her image in the eyes of the fans, but it didn’t help.

While Bravo was protecting Ramona, the women on RHONY were icing Eboni out! Even Leah McSweeney, which was shocking to me!

And then there’s the mess and chaos in Salt Lake City.

Jennie Nguyen, who we learned had posted some awful things on social media about Black Lives Matters, harassed and threw a glass after Mary Cosby.

And no one was checking up on her!

But Jennie is also one of the worst casting decisions ever made by Bravo. 

It was easy to find the racist posts and Bravo should’ve done a better background check.

And then there is Beverly Hills. And not just RHOBH.

The shocking confessionals of Faith Stowers from Vanderpump Rules forced Bravo to clean house. 

Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute were fired because of this.

Crystal Kung Minkoff doesn’t exactly get along the best with most of the cast, where she and Kyle Richards specifically were butting heads at the reunion.

And we all know how Garcelle feels on RHOBH and Andy Cohen failed to acknowledge it at the reunion.

But if Garcelle leaves… then there’s just Crystal left! 

All the other women have either left due to disturbing conflicts on the show or gotten fired. This is bad.

[slaughter-books]

My beautiful January, 2024 book haul! 🩷

[thebowerypresents]

Valerie June, Rachael Davis and Thao Bring Musical Conversation to Brooklyn Opera House

Valerie June, Rachael Davis and Thao – Brooklyn Opera House – November 16, 2023

“We’re going to play you a few songs and tell you a few stories.” That’s how Valerie June described the night ahead at the beginning of the set at the Brooklyn Opera House on Thursday. Yes, that’s a pretty accurate description of the show, but it somehow doesn't quite capture the intimate and personal energy in the room. The stage was filled with three women — June, Rachael Davis and Thao (the fourth member of the touring ensemble, Yasmin Williams, was out sick) — several banjos, guitars and a ukulele. The ensuing 90 minutes were filled with yes, songs and stories, stories about songs and songs telling a story. The set ran like words on the page of a book, going left to right, June, then Davis, then Thao, each singing a song, each linking it to something deeper. The three voices seemed to come from three different places, June summoning emotions — joy, sadness, combinations of each — from some faraway space, Davis both powerful and wholesome, a jovial spirit, and Thao off-kilter and confident, an admirable brashness. 

The first round felt like icebreakers, with Davis’s “Circle of the Sun” a sunshine gospel that had everyone in the room clapping along, and Thao’s “Kindness Be Conceived” introducing some gritty blues guitar to match her singing. From there, things loosened up, acquaintances turning into friends, turning into the best of friends in real time. Along the way, the stories grew increasingly more personal: Davis’s long tale about learning to play banjo and the first song she learned was more endearing than rambling, June talking about the loss of an old friend and then later the otherworldly inspiration that led to “Astral Plane,” and Thao telling of the intense familial history behind “Temple,” a story that gets lost in her normal full-band live show, but, laid bare and raw, was an emotional center to the night.

Still, there were plenty of laughs and joy and fun, some poetry and some “mouth trumpet.” Of course, all this warmth and mutual love made way for adding harmonies on one another’s songs, and songs sung together scattered through the night. “I Shall Be Released” was an obvious choice, but the three distinct voices, mixed with guitar, banjo and Thao’s slide, brought extra enchantment to the familiar sing-along. The show ended with the trio singing the traditional “Shady Grove,” which came off like a time-traveling mirror, reflecting how the roots of folk music have suffused the three women’s own music and lives in such different ways. But perhaps that’s a story for another time. —A. Stein | @Neddyo

Photos courtesy of Ellen Qbertplaya | @Qbertplaya

[nfcomics]

KNIGHT TERRORS ACTION COMICS no.1 • cover art • Dustin Nguyen [July 2023]

Slipping into the world of nightmares is only the beginning as Power Girl faces off with the scariest dream of all...herself! Paige may have narrowly escaped the grasp of the devious Johnny Sorrow, but all of that was just a warm-up for the real villain inside. Meanwhile, the Super-Twins are lost in a terrifying dreamscape and being hunted by a nightmare version of their own adopted father, the murderous Cyborg Superman. Can Superboy, Kong Kenan, and the Steel family find the twins in time to save them, or will they join his bloody list of victims?

(W) Leah Williams, Phillip Kennedy Johnson (A) Vasco Georgiev, Mico Suayan (CA) Dustin Nguyen