okay, this looks bad. @julianbashir - Tumblr Blog

(src)

#Bruce campbell #literally me whenever i see him in a movie where I'm not expecting him

QUIZ TIME!! Take this quiz, then come back and answer the poll!

100 Different 'Pokemon' will be shown to you. Choose if you think they are FAKE or REAL. Goal is to get a high score so you can brag to ever

What Was Your Score?

0%-20%

20%-40%

40%-50%

50%-60%

60%-70%

70%-80%

80%-99%

100%! (You're one smart cookie!)

Remaining time: 5 days 5 hours

#100% babyyyyyyyyy

werewolfnoir

and for something completely different--i've decided to put up the haunted hotel at the center of my story on artfight. you can see what you can glean about it on its page here....?

(inspired by Anatomy by Kitty Horrorshow, The Haunting of Hill House, the Overlook Hotel (The Shining), House of Leaves...etc)

#idk what to tag this as....#ocs

ebrothemes

theme two: airlock by ebrothemes

live previews: (one) (two) / install: (github)

this theme was designed around wanting a simple theme with only 2 colors and options for a couple photos in the sidebars, that also supports photosets with a carousel lightbox (ideal for gifsets) and has a night mode toggle. i'm really happy with it, and it definitely works a lot better than my past themes/pages. it should work well for both text-heavy and photo-heavy blogs.

features:

responsive

NPF post support

day/night mode toggle

2 custom colors (day/night mode colors can be different)

540px posts (option for 400px, 450px, and 500px, but it was designed at and works best with 540px)

custom text like and reblog buttons

optional photo in right sidebar

8 body font options with even more customization options for font size and heading fonts

up to 4 custom links

carousel lightbox for photosets

credits in the code as well as here

please like/reblog if you use

#themes

pregnanthudsonwilliams

not naming names but some of you are so creative and talented it's an honor to have you in my phone

werewolfnoir

and now a completely different type of attack for slothpoe on artfight!

i'm on artfight @ wolfnoir!

#art #gif

i dont post too many sketches here nowadays, but ive created a character [name pending, they/them] who is the equivalent of that chris flemming bit “call yourself a community organizer even though you’re not on speaking terms with your roommates”. im excited to see how they develop

#ocs #scribbles

julianbashir

the thing about mike flanagan is that i have watched his original movie oculus and i thought it to be perfectly fine. it was an interesting enough film and toyed with its themes about shared trauma between family members and i appreciated the tragic end that was set up. so why is he taking the time to completely gut existing stories to the point where his version is completely antithetical to the themes posed in the original work, when he is clearly capable of delivering a perfectly serviceable story independent of any existing work

julianbashir

i suppose mike flanagan’s directorial impulses are just a symptom of the state of hollywood and television that we live in nowadays, where regurgitating a recognizable title to invoke both curiosity and outrage will always result in a baseline level of more people watching it (and thus more money). but i can’t say i enjoy it very much

the thing about mike flanagan is that i have watched his original movie oculus and i thought it to be perfectly fine. it was an interesting enough film and toyed with its themes about shared trauma between family members and i appreciated the tragic end that was set up. so why is he taking the time to completely gut existing stories to the point where his version is completely antithetical to the themes posed in the original work, when he is clearly capable of delivering a perfectly serviceable story independent of any existing work

jeaniefranklins

Mike Flanagan's The Picture of Dorian Gray: Dorian and Sybil get married and Dorian is saved by the redemptive power of family.

Mike Flanagan's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Mr. Hyde is snapped out of it by his daughter (who he has in this version) nobly sacrificing himself so that she and Jekyll can live happily ever after.

Mike Flanagan's The Yellow Wallpaper: the narrator gets to see her baby and is so overcome with love that she recovers and rejoins the family.

Mike Flanagan's The Woman In Black: Arthur manages to reunite Jennet and Nathaniel's ghosts, and they walk off into the sunset together holding hands.

Mike Flanagan's We Have Always Lived In The Castle: Constance and Merricat hug it out.

Mike Flanagan's The Ring: Reiko adopts Sadako's ghost and raises her with Yoichi.

birdplushie

often you will see things online where you just have to be like "what a strange thing to say" or "i don't think that's true :)" to yourself and try to move on or you will lose your mind

randomalistic

I think making character playlists is good for you and connected to analysis skills in a very fun way and low investment way. I know its seen as quite trivial but to me it operates the same way looking at a lot of art builds ur skills passively. Yummy enrichment activity

werewolfnoir

attack for SIMMONYM of his characters, voss and quip

i'm on artfight @ wolfnoir!

#art

televisionenjoyer

It's always really exciting to me to think about how incas had the most advanced prehispanic music, and how the heritage of the system they had developed is still reflected in andine folk music

televisionenjoyer

This just occurred to me and I'm not the greatest living example of it at the moment but maybe instead of spending so much of our time mourning the "total destruction of native american arts" (not true! many native communities are keeping it alive, and we managed to reconstruct and recover a significant amount, all things considered) we should maybe focus our energy on promoting the art of their descendants who are trying to keep these vestiges of their cultures alive.

televisionenjoyer

Late as fuck and bringing in the obvious "urban" rec that is Milo J's tiny desk featuring quena and flute in multiple songs played by Tamara Meschller. Also Lautaro Fernandez here plays the charango, an andine string instrument

Besides, a very famous andine folklore song popularized internationally by (oddly enough) Simon & Garfunkel is El Condor Pasa by Daniel Alomía Robles of Perú. Here's a modern take by Leo Rojas of Ecuador, who won, with this performance, 2011's germany's "got talent" while being an illegal inmigrant of the country. He also performs a version of the lonely shepherd on antara.

Although a more obscure yet curious phenomenon in this genre of music, andine sopranos sometimes replace the wind instrumentation that makes the genre distinct with their own voice, in an impressive display of range and technique. Here's Pura Alcantara of Perú performing Virgenes del Sol by Jorge Bravo de Rueda on Swedish Television (she even does percussion while singing!)

torstherapy

lobstabear

To my 25 - 35 year olds, you've reached the age where people around you are starting to give up on themselves because they think it's too late. Don't let that energy rub off on you. It's not too late.