DimmerMeerkat

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[empty-movement]

Musical Utena Twitch Streams this Summer!!!

Empty Movement yields at last to the frenzied public demand for more streams!!

An event a fan likened to 'the Utena fandom's version of Rocky Horror watches' returns once again this summer! We used to stream the musicals very regularly, but at this point, most people have seen them, and uh, slime tutorials of our streams are already available on YouTube, haha. But there are always a few people new to this religion, and even if not, it's been a while since we've worshipped as a group, no?

For the uninitiated, we play these two ~2 hour musicals back to back, usually with some random stuff a bit before and after. (Another opportunity to stream amazing tight rope Utena cosplay?)

Spread the word, and get hyped! We're looking forward to having fun with y'all!

[memewhore]

[2urban2fantasy-deactivated20241]

Woman murders man in broad daylight

[theknightinslippers]

[bloodraven55]

while i'm remembering xena moments we can't forget gabrielle demonstrating the most heterosexual reaction to finding out your bestie's pregnant too

[dimmermeerkat]

Just GALS bein' PALS!

[politicallypeng-deactivated2013]

Greek workers, after months without pay, apply austerity cuts on their bosses car

[anarchohellenism]

Showed this to my brother and he went “bet they won’t have jobs after that”

THEY WEREN’T GETTING PAID FOR THEIR WORK ANYWAY!!!!!! THAT’S THE WHOLE FUCKING POINT!!!

[queeranarchism]

[4-murasame]

potentially my magnum opus

[empty-movement]

Quality shit fr

[boycritter]

if we ignore all the stuff that's gone wrong ive kind of had nothing but wins

[wilwheaton]

[depsidase]

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

[janesexyway]

[commandtower-solring-go]

It should also be recognised that Lucille Ball helped advance the medium of television as a whole by, more or less, inventing the idea of reruns. This was, in large part, what drove the success of non-serialised shows such as Star Trek, but also paved the way for extremely popular television genres like the sitcom

[pursuit-of-health-and-happiness]

[relife-project-deactivated20171]

[nerdfighterwhatevernumbers]

i actually find this really funny because if i’m not mistaken this is supposed to be a can of A&W root beer, and Japan HATES root beer Apparently it’s a thing in Japan, it’s like black licorice to them, no one likes it. medicine for kids has ingredients that make it taste kind of like what root beer tastes like so whenever they get root beer it tastes like medicine pretending to be a soda to them so it’s like giving an american a huge bag of black jelly beans and labeling it “Why would you put these death nuggets in your body you ridiculous lout”

[zenja-soba]

*packs bags and heads to Japan to chug root beer as a street performance*

[the-haiku-bot]

*packs bags and heads to

Japan to chug root beer as

a street performance*

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[rongzhi]

Playing with Sangmen/嗓门 (“Voice”/“Windpipe”)

English added by me :)

[dimmermeerkat]

Some more OC AI artwork (edited by me after getting a good foundation to work on)

[commiepinkofag]

Transgender Star Trek, And The Final Frontier! Bjo Trimble, Transgender Tapestry, Issue #76, Summer 1997

Courtesy Digital Transgender Archive

[a-stitch-in-time-and-space]

I’m sure plenty of people know about this already, but it never hurts to be reminded that these discussions have existed for a long time!

I wrote up a transcript for the article to read under the cut for anyone who’s having a struggle reading it.

Keep reading

[conceptadecency]

And it was written by Bjo Trimble, one of the superfans of the 1960s. She was one of the people behind the letter-writing campaign that saved TOS. 

[empty-movement]

Chiho Saito's Illustration Collection artbook is the highest-quality visual media in the Utenaverse. Oversized, single-sided, heavy pages with extremely high quality printing. It is the first artbook I ever scanned.

In 2001, the average screen resolution was 800x600, and I delivered a 1250px wide collection that for a while, took $60 A MONTH to host, because no normal website was hosting images of this ludicrous size. It took my scanner almost an hour to capture a third of each page. I spent months piecing the scans together in Photoshop. It was one of my first true Utena labors of love, and the result is that for decades, these copies have been the definitive copies of Chiho Saito's artwork on the internet. For a very long time, even kinda now, if you see these images, they're probably my scans.

But decades have passed, and I've never been happy with these results, because they couldn't capture the fine details, the paint spills, the sketch beneath poking out, the brilliant use of gradients of dark color to pop the image but drive me insane. What I am finishing up now is a true, archival copy of the artbook. One that delivers such high resolution, that these can print posters larger than the originals, and thanks to some truly brilliant descreening tech, (Thank you Sattva) I've been able to dig up fine details in the work that the printing obscured, but undeniably included.

It's been over 20 years, and it shows. 1250px? Nah, my archive copies are 15,000px wide. I can't wait to finish this and share it with the world. <3

[grox]

This picture is so holy and gentle to me

[limecircles]

[poikaboo]

{ID - OP - photo of a puffy dandelion strapped into a car seat 1 - a digital drawing of the image, giving the dandelion a smiley face and hands, protected by the seatbelt. Text above reads, "Safe!" END ID}

[leiaham]

First Post!

I deleted my old tumblr because... man idk why it was covid-times and the prefrontal cortex was not in the room with us!! Anyways, I was reminded by my lovely friend @repecca that tumblr exists, and that some of my work has been going around on here, so I decided to post some of my work up officially! Starting off with my most notable (?) work to date, here's my LOTR: The Middle Kingdom Project. Now, it's been over a year since I posted this, and at the time I was... really searchingfor myself artistically, and I decided to go all in on something that I'd been ruminating on for a long time.

So, hello, again. I'm Leia. I do visual development/BG design, and I'm also a writer of things. I love fantasy and transformative work. It's nice to meet you.