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art references

[cartoonqtpie]

My commissions are open!!! Message me for offers!

[nataliehall]

Just some drawblins’

[thefugitivesaint]

''Omni Future Almanac'', 1982

[lucy-harker]

GINGER SNAPS (2020) dir. John Fawcett

[weepingwidar]

Daniel Santangelo (Ethiopian-Eritrean-Italian, 2004) - Beher & Ashtar (2023)

[scribefindegil]

everyone who is not currently in the process of moving please pause and take a moment to be grateful that you're not currently in the process of moving

[writersisland]

Tiny Grammar Cheatsheet: Oxford Comma

actually called “serial comma” but now known as oxford comma since Oxford University Press famously uses it

used before conjunctions (and, or, nor, …) in a list

separates the final two items in a list and clarifies meaning: “He reads romance, historical fiction and nonfiction.” ← does he read all three genres separately or does he read romance + both historical fiction and historical nonfiction? → “He reads romance, historical fiction, and nonfiction.”

clears up ambiguity: “We invited the neighbors, Agatha and Christie.” vs. “We invited the neighbors, Agatha, and Christie.”

can also create ambiguity: “She talked with John, his dad, and Mary.” ← is John someone's dad or did she talk with John's dad?

(In both cases, ambiguity could also be avoided by changing the sentence structure: “We invited Agatha, Christie and the neighbors.” & “She talked with John, Mary, and his dad.”)

Should you use the Oxford Comma? There is no correct choice. Even though some have extremely strong opinions on the oxford comma, neither is typically seen as incorrect or correct. Whatever you choose to do, just do it consistently, meaning use it in every list or in no list to avoid accidentally creating new ambiguity.

[infezmite]

annoyed by wolves

[narcissene]

affirmations:

- it’s fun to be awake & in an upright position

- consciousness is a gift

- i CAN do this anymore

[bowelfly]

strange relic

[retroscifiart]

Marc Hempel ‘Spaceman: Daydreaming Can Be Dangerous’. I originally posted only the first page of this brilliant comic. Now here is the full illustrated story. Scanned from short lived sci-fi magazine Questar, February 1980.

[70sscifiart]

I’m writing a science fiction art collection right now - gonna try to see if I can get this entire comic into it!

[actualized-animal]

one of the most annoying ripple effects of fandom culture is the way so many people can’t seem to keep it in perspective that at the end of the day they’re just talking about art. it feels like i am trapped between people who are like “if you dare criticize the thing i like you are basically personally coming into my house and stealing my dog and shooting my jewelry” and people who are like “global communism is being stopped from succeeding because steven universe is on the air.” and call me a centrist but i don’t think either of those things are true

[actualized-animal]

in fact, steven universe has been off the air for some time now. that’s why i’m confused

[strawlessandbraless]

Great-Eared Nightjar aka the ‘baby Dragon’ bird Appreciation Post 🐉 🐥

📷 credit: Live Science

[homunculus-argument]

Putting zucchini in everything is the opposite of a guilty pleasure. It's a purifying penance that absolves you of all sin.

[homunculus-argument]

Any sufficiently advanced form of catholism is indistinguishable from bdsm.

[thegikitiki]

1970s Decor

[thegikitiki]

Source: The Giki Tiki Archives

[jacobtheloofah]

Visit Original Link

side note, teaching myself to pronounce that last one felt like learning a new fucking language

[jacobtheloofah]

hey so uh next year will be a decade of dobonhonkeros. how about that shit huh.

[obstinatecondolement]

Happy ten year anniversary of this post.

[fuzzyghost]