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Some cast members of the Asia Tour 2022-2023 in South Korea did a photo shoot for Vogue Korea!

Fashion and Kitties meet once more!

Featuring Matt Krzan as Munkustrap, Katie Hutton as Rumpleteazer, Billy Mahoney as Mungojerrie, Jack Danson as Rum Tum Tugger, Taryn Donna as Cassandra, and Xavier Pellin as Mistoffelees.

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Katie Douglas as Jackie Sullivan Percy Hynes White as Elliot Wazowski Pretty Hard Cases S1

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MERLIN S4 ENDING REWRITE

MORGANA: help.

STRANGER: *almost a whisper* Lie still.

MORGANA: *grunts in pain* Who are you?

STRANGER: Accolon.

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So... uhm...

I'm somewhat proud of myself..!

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“Kiss me, infect me with you’re love and fill me with your poison”

-Wavier💙🖤

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guys i just had an awful idea hear me out

the one that got away with charles and raven at cuba (PLATONICALLY.)

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fashion jellicles!

Some members of the 2022 Asia tour had a photoshoot with Vogue Korea! Specifically Mistoffelees (Xavier Pellin), Cassandra (Taryn Donna Borman), Munkustrap (Matt Krzan), Tugger (Jack Danson), Mungojerrie (Billy Mahoney) and Rumpelteazer (Katie Hutton); with Vogue model Seoyoon Um.

February 2023; sources X X X. Check this tag for more gifs and photos from this shoot!

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a few days ago some jenna stalkers from brazil started to made shit up, saying that percy used to hit katie douglas in their relationship with literally no proof at all, they were just taking shit out their asses as usual

today we know that he went bowling with her and her best friends a few days ago.

this shit just made me so happy today bc time it's proving that they all are full of shit

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International Sculpture Day

International Sculpture Day is observed on the last Saturday of April every year and this year, it falls on April 29. It is an internationally recognized holiday that commemorates the art of sculpture and sculpted works. Sculptures are a type of visual art that is three-dimensional. Stone sculptures have been proven to last significantly longer than other works of art made of perishable materials, and they account for the vast bulk of all surviving non-pottery art from ancient cultures to this day. Sculptures have always been a major component of religious devotion in many cultures, and enormous sculptures were commonly used to represent religion or politics until recently. The ancient Mediterranean, India, and China, as well as various cultures in Central and South America and Africa, have the most surviving sculptures.

History of International Sculpture Day

The first undisputed sculpture pieces came from the Aurignacian culture in Europe and southwest Asia, which was active at the start of the Upper Paleolithic period. This culture developed well-crafted stone tools, pendants, ivory beads, and other forms of art. They are also attributed to being the first to create cave art and three-dimensional figures.

The Löwenmensch, found in Germany’s Hohenstein-Stadel area, is an anthropomorphic figure carved from mammoth ivory. It is believed to be one of the oldest known uncontested examples of figurative art, standing at 0.9 inches tall. Most prehistoric art that has survived to this day is movable sculptures found throughout central Europe.

The Swimming Reindeer from around 13,000 years ago is one of the greatest Upper Paleolithic Magdalenian bone carvings, however, it is outnumbered by engraved pieces, which are sometimes considered sculptures. The Tuc d’Audoubert caves in France, where a talented sculptor used a spatula-like stone tool and his fingers to build a pair of large bison against a limestone rock tens of thousands of years ago, are home to two of the world’s largest prehistoric sculptures.

Much of the figurative sculpture in Europe at the beginning of the Mesolithic era has been greatly reduced. These sculptures have remained less of a common element in art other than relief decoration of practical objects until the Roman period, despite works such as the Gundestrup cauldron from the European Iron Age and the Bronze Age Trundholm sun chariot.

The Mesopotamian conquest, as well as much of its surrounding territory by the Assyrians, created a larger and wealthier state than was previously usual in the region, with particularly grandiose art in palaces and public places, clearly an attempt to match the glory of the Egyptian empire art. The Assyrians created their sculptures in great numbers using easily carved stones from Northern Iraq.

International Sculpture Day timeline

800—721 B.C The Assyrian Lamassu is Created

The Assyrian gate guardian sculpture, Lamassu, is created.

1513—1515 Michelangelo’s Moses Sculpture is Created

Michelangelo creates the sculpture of Moses sometime during these years.

1793 Crucifixion of Jesus Christ Sculpture is Created

The Spanish sculpture of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is made from wood and polychrome.

1998 Angel of the North Sculpture is Created

Sculptor Antony Gormley creates the sculpture of the Angel of the North.

International Sculpture Day FAQs

Which country is famous for sculpture?

The Western sculpture tradition originated in ancient Greece, and the country is well-known for producing great masterpieces during the classical period. During the Middle Ages, Gothic sculpture expressed the Christian faith’s agonies and emotions.

Does the date for International Sculpture Day change?

Yes. The date for International Sculpture Day is the last Saturday of April every year.

Where did sculptures originate?

The earliest sculpture samples belonged to the Aurignacian culture, which was in Europe and southwest Asia and was active at the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic period.

International Sculpture Day Activities

Visit a museum of sculptures

Make your own sculpture

Share on social media

International Sculpture Day is an excellent reason to visit any of the many sculpture museums and historical sites that feature beautiful sculptures. This is also a chance to learn more about the history of sculptures and their sculptors.

You can seize this opportunity and spark your creativity by building your very own sculpture using available and sustainable materials. You can create something meaningful that you can put on display in your home.

Use the hashtag #InternationalSculptureDay to share all of your activities for International Sculpture Day on social media! Take as many pictures as you can and tag your friends!

5 Interesting Facts About Sculptures

Sculpture is three-dimensional

There are various materials for sculpting

Sculptures have cultural and religious origins

There are two major types of sculptures

Stone sculptures are the most durable

A sculpture is a three-dimensional visual art, which makes it all the more “realistic.”

Unlike in the past, when sculpting materials were only limited to stone, bronze, and a few others, modernism has changed the order of things and a variety of materials can be used for sculptures.

Most prehistoric sculptures were born out of a reference to cultural, religious, and political themes.

There are two major types of sculptures which are “statues” and “relief” sculptures.

Most of the prehistoric sculptures and other art forms are stone sculptures.

Why We Love International Sculpture Day

Sculptures tell us stories

Art relaxes the mind

It is food for the soul

Most sculpture works have a story to them; either of religious, cultural, or political origin. International Sculpture Day allows us to learn about the history of sculptures and the artists who created them.

Creating art relaxes the mind. It allows people to showcase their passion by doing something they love.

Ever seen a sculpture or other work of art and felt so… filled? Exactly. Viewing beautiful art pieces is like food for the soul.

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Behind the scenes of the Vogue Korea and Asia Tour 2022-2023 collaboration photoshoot.

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Featuring Matt Krzan as Munkustrap, Katie Hutton as Rumpleteazer, Billy Mahoney as Mungojerrie, Jack Danson as Rum Tum Tugger, Taryn Donna as Cassandra, and Xavier Pellin as Mistoffelees.

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This week on Dropout: on Monday, an all-new Game Changer with players Katie Marovitch, Brennan Lee Mulligan, and Raphael Chestang; on Tuesday, an all-new Um, Actually with players Jay Washington, Xavier Woods, and Fiona Nova; on Wednesday, episode 14 of Dimension 20: Fantasy High Junior Year; on Thursday, the episode 14 Adventuring Party talkback; and on Friday, Very Important People Last Looks with Tamar Levine and Alex Perrone!

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Random Facts: Xavier

Xavier's Music Collection

We've all seen the intro sequence for the game. As always, the obscure details intrigued me. So, today, I'm going to talk about this particular scene. Shout out to Rachelcookie321 on X for the image and their CD identifications!

Collection List:

In order from the right side of the screen to the left side, here's what I could identify. But from what I discovered, Xavier is a big fan of Leonard Bernstein!

"Passando Per Laterra • Purple Dawn • The Seven Stages • Variation 10"

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"Bernstein Conducts Beethoven"

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"Two Step (...)"

"Symphonic Dances & Rumble • West Side Story"

"Üegar Stjornurnar Falla • Katie Mahan"

Another "Passando Per Laterra"

"Waiting For Nobody • Alone - The Forest Sings • Allegretto Leggerenete"

"Four Anniversaries: 3 • For David Diamond (July 9, 1915)"

Another "Üegar Stjornurnar Falla"

Another "Bernstein Conducts Beethoven"

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"Blue Danube Waltz"

Another "Waiting For Nobody • Alone - The Forest Sings • Allegretto Leggerenete"

"Champions of Folly • Roy Harris, Bold Lovell"

Another "Passando Per Laterra"

"Hovhaness A.: Lousadzak / Shatakh / Achtamar / Tziakerk"

Collection Details:

Passando Per Laterra • Purple Dawn • The Seven Stages • Variation 10

"Passando Per Laterra" translates to "Passing Through The Earth". The words beyond that were identified by Rachelcookie123, but I've been unable to find any matches for this one.

Bernstein Conducts Beethoven

Album by: Leonard Bernstein

This is an album of Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic in Beethoven symphonies, recorded between 1958 and 1964.

Symphonic Dances & Rumble • West Side Story

Composer: Leonard Bernstein

This musical is a modern adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, telling the story of star-crossed lovers in 1950s New York. The score is a mixture of jazz, Latin rhythms, and Broadway style.

Üegar Stjornurnar Palla • Katie Mahan

Composer or Performer: Katie Mahan

Katie Mahan is an American pianist. In Icelandic, this translates to "When The Stars Fall", but I've been unable to find a work/performance of hers by this name.

Waiting For Nobody • Alone ~ The Forest Sings • Allegretto Leggerenete

Composer: ?

This one stumped me. Couldn't find anything at all about it.

Four Anniversaries: 3 • For David Diamond (July 9, 1915)

Composer: Leonard Bernstein

Four Anniversaries is a piano composition written by Leonard Bernstein in 1948. It consists of four movements, each dedicated to a specific person in his life. Xavier has a CD of the third movement, written for David Leo Diamond. David Diamond was also an established composer and this movement reflected his unique style.

Blue Danube Waltz

Composer: Johann Strauss II

This is a consistently popular piece in any classical musicians repetoire.

Fun fact: Among other uses in popular culture, this is the song used in Netflix's show "Squid Game" to announce the start of arepertoire.

Champions of Folly • Roy Harris

Album by: Roy Harris

Roy Harris was a popular American composer in the 1940s. "Champions of Folly" is a specific album of his music and "The Saucy Bold Robber" is a piece from that album.

Hovhaness A.: Lousadzak / Shatakh / Achtamar / Tziakerk

Composer: Alan Hovhaness

This is a recording of pieces by Alan Hovhaness that includes: Lousadzak, Shatakh, Achtamar, and Tsiakerk. Alan Hovhaness was an American composer who was one of the most prolific of the 20th century. While his official catalog includes 67 symphonies and 493 opus numbers, a true tally of his total works comes in at more than 500 surviving works.

Bonus CD:

The subsequent part of the intro scene shows Xavier selecting one CD and putting it into a CD player. On the CD are the words "Deep Space Legend: Beyond the Universe".

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Xavier's Music Taste as shown in the PV

I tried to make out what I could from these screenshots. If you happen to find any other piece that I missed or something I got wrong please let me know!

The following are existing titles and musicians:

Symphonic Dances 8. Rumble West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein

Bernstein Conducts Beethoven

Four anniversaries - For David Diamond (July 9 1915) by Leonard Bernstein

Alan Hovhaness

Blue Danube Waltz composed by Johann Strauss II

These are titles that I could make out but can't find anything about:

Passando per laterra The Seven Stages Variation 10

Waiting for nobody alone - The forest sings Allegretto Leggeremente

ūegar Stjornurnar Falla by Katie Mahan (If you search Four anniversaries on Spotify, you'll find Katie Mahan as a collaborator)

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Vogue Korea just really loves us them