Red feathers sketchbook, September 2019 - January 2020, pages 31-32
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Color Me Curious
almost home
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
The Stonewall Inn
One Nice Bug Per Day

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Claire Keane
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Red feathers sketchbook, September 2019 - January 2020, pages 31-32
Shifting Tides, Anton Elfilter
“Distorted Dollhouse” by Toilet Paper Magazine
"I want to glue the chicken somewhere (dont like it?) no, its just too many other art pieces scattered on the table (on the right side)"
time for sleep (∪.∪ )...zzz
Finally, watching BoJack was a good idea – good jokes (both dialogue and some of the absurdity), well-written characters, including ambiguous women (we could have more characters like Princess_Carolyn but without the motherhood bias).
BoJack, as the main character, doesn't get away with everything – which is the focus, especially towards the end of the show. Overall, I like that BoJack is portrayed as an asshole, but a realistic asshole, someone you might want to empathize with even if you had a long list of his crimes right in front of you. (Perhaps one of the reasons he's a horse is to make him less annoying.)
I'd like to highlight Diane, who is quite relatable to the audience (her existence in this imperfect world, noticing the injustice of a society that isn't for, but often against, women). Essentially, she's one of the main characters, along with BoJack, she gets just as much development and even despite her views, have affection for BoJack.
have no issues with the ending, given how the show presents itself as as different from the typical sitcom, both a show in the real world and a show within a show, with BoJack as the lead actor. The ending fits perfectly within these boundaries - no catharsis for the audience, only realism and the inevitability of consequences.
(especially i liked how one episode even slipped in a meta joke about how society's problems are conveyed and shown using a male character.)
omg now he can emote!!
ehh i don't know about this
the tittle is "stars and sentimentality" and it was supposed to be a violet...
again, idk .______.
sometimes simplicity is the answer
now it can spin
(but it falls off. I hope that when the glue dries completely, I'll be able to spin it without it falling off, but even if it does, it's still easy to put back in)
art AND fidget spinner? yay!
⋆˙⟡ dancing stars circle around. ⊹ ₊ ݁.
“André Chénier” at Bregenzer Festspiele 2011
ehh i don't know about this
the tittle is "stars and sentimentality" and it was supposed to be a violet...
again, idk .______.
sometimes simplicity is the answer
now it can spin
(but it falls off. I hope that when the glue dries completely, I'll be able to spin it without it falling off, but even if it does, it's still easy to put back in)
ehh i don't know about this
the tittle is "stars and sentimentality" and it was supposed to be a violet...
again, idk .______.
various fnafs
what if bring a milkshake for a smoke break? Both are oral fixation
Retro Portable Cassette Players: Sanyo MGR78 Spectra, Crown SZ-16, and Street Beat
“The Garden Room” by Nitin Barchha & Disney Davis: A Curved Oasis in Mumbai 🌿