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manon + 8teen

[scienceisstrange]

[octoberalllover]

[wehadfacesthen]

Le Diable au corps I The Devil in the Flesh, a photo by German Lorca, 1949

[ronaldcmerchant]

Nina Foch- CRY OF THE WEREWOLF (1944)

 She’s the only reason to watch this movie.

[neoninmyeyes]

[butchscientist]

i genuinely can’t conceptualize regularly wearing makeup not messing with your perception of your natural face like. ok sure if people say that they don’t feel that way i take that at face value but honestly back when i tried to wear makeup semi regularly i would only wear some concealer and maybe mascara but i remember the more i wore it the uglier my natural face felt, the more obvious the bags under my eyes seemed, the more redness i saw around my nose, the uglier my eyelashes looked without makeup.

did anything physically change about my natural face? no! but concealing those things on my face inherently involved viewing them as flaws to be concealed, and the more i did that & saw my face “corrected” & got used to that the more those parts of my natural face felt like something gross and bad.

[lesbirdan]

whenever i hear someone describe makeup as “putting my face on” i flinch – that phrasing implies that Your Physical Face That Is Attached To You isn’t your “real” face and the implications of that perspective are so profoundly unsettling

[bakery291-blog]

I think this is for these two.

[scromit]

[fruitsoftheweb]

“Procedural noise grow doodle. A cube is displaced in a sop solver along 2 noises and remeshed with a VDB sdf. The y normal is used as a mask to make it grow upwards.“

[fruitsoftheweb]

Differential Mesh Growth Experiments

[qwertyqwertyqwertyq]

[detailedart]

•• Stare study: 2

[poetickrogan]

Mitski “Nobody” Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified

[newyorkkiss]

[mqstical]

Mitski, 2018, Toronto

[nerdswithanxietysaywhat]

the more I read about Jason Todd and Bruce Wayne’s concepts of justice, the more I feel there’s an undercurrent of classism commentary made apparent in their arguments and stories.

Jason in a lot of adaptations is written as “lower class” protection and prevention vs. the “upper class” ethics and morals.

It’s like academic idealism of justice (batman) vs. necessary application of justice (Jason). they draw out the falsehoods in each other and create a contrast where one is not better than the other but equal opponents.

 tldr: Those without luxury cannot enjoy the privilege of “doing what is right” over “doing what is necessary”

[neo-romantic]

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