“there’s an ai tool for that” okay ?? there’s probably an ed sheeran song for it too who gives a fuck
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“there’s an ai tool for that” okay ?? there’s probably an ed sheeran song for it too who gives a fuck
social interaction aftercare
SANE Dana my beloved
rupture by kate kretz, 2018 (crowdsourced grey hair from people who have experienced profound loss hand embroidered on cotton)
Today my art history professor gave some words of wisdom:
Nude is when your clothes are off. Naked is when your clothes are off and you’re up to something
Fuuuuck baby your nuance feels so good
i dont give a fuck about freak sex anymore to be honest
sorry for saying this i had a long day. freak sex is everything to me
I'm emailing you a refreshing spring breeze
Heated Rivalry Inspired by JC Leyendecker
#yeah no I’m fine just thinking about how jc leyendecker would feel seeing this recreation of a painting he did for a magazine that invented #the General American identity and thereby excluding regional and minority identities #particularly in this cover since the original solidified the myth of American Thanksgiving #and highlighted the hypermasculinity of American exceptionalism #(all while both figures were modeled by his lifelong partner Charles) #and now seeing this new piece take on characters who were allowed to be homosexual and happy for a (relatively) mainstream audience #(the same mainstream audience that he helped invent and thought could never be truly accepting of homosexuality unless layered under subtext#) #and seeing it made not for commercial reasons but for the love of art and romance #idk #I’d like to imagine he’d find some wonderment in seeing this #something something #gay lover painted over in heteronormative americana painted over in gay Canadian lovers #god I might write an essay abt this #anywho someone should paint Ilya as the ‘football hero’ cover next Honestly, these are some of the best tags I've ever gotten on a drawing and I am EMOTIONAL, because you understood my intent so clearly. I've been a long time fan of boykisser supreme illustrator Leyendecker for years and years, and studied his work and life, and to see others understand the text and subtext so well is incredible and humbling. I could not have explained myself in words better than these tags.
A great part of why this drawing was made with this reference was indeed because Leyendecker helped create the All American hypermasculine ideal we still see in sports and advertisement today, despite him having been forced to live a closeted life. I could not think of a better artist to reproduce and learn from for a series like Heated Rivalry.
I am tempted to draw Ilya as "Football Hero," (that was one of my first ideas for Heated Rivalry actually), but I've already replicated that painting twice, once as Captain America wrapped in a pride flag, and the second time as Vash the Stampede in his final manga scene. But who knows, I might do it anyways.
All of that to say thank you, @42-clocks for taking the time to write this.
we must believe the love is worth the risk of whatever comes after btw
The Golden Girls – 1.03: Rose the Prude
im in the pussy like turmeric in tupperware
nods serenely
Glacier National Park, MT - 1976
ok this tag really got me
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immortalizing these tags
When me and my brother were toddlers and we spilled anything liquid, my mom would singsong, "[Name] Valdez! [Name] Valdez!"
Eventually, as we grew up, this morphed into just saying "Valdez!" whenever we spilled something. As far as I was concerned "Valdez" was just a word for "oops!" specifically in this context.
It wasn't until I was probably a teenager that I discovered she was referencing the Exxon Valdez oil spill of 1989.
one of my dad’s non-swear swears was “god bless America!” (pejorative), and it was used for any situation from dropping and breaking a plate to getting into a car accident.
when I was living in Finland I was on my bike and there was an older woman walking right on the middle of the sidewalk (bikers were allowed to bike on the sidewalk in my town b/c the sidewalks were really wide and there weren’t bike lanes). I just wanted to pass her but she was REALLY taking up space and on one side of the path there was a busy road and on the other side there was a forested slope.
I yelled “anteeksi!” (excuse me) very loudly like three times. she either did not hear me or did not care. I was rapidly gaining on her. she finally turned, saw me, and swerved INTO my path. I yanked my bike hard to the right, drove it up the hill and around her (almost hitting a tree), and yelled “GOD BLESS AMERICA”.
my Finnish colleagues thought this was the FUNNIEST story they’d ever heard when I got to work that day. so tldr my dad is to blame for me traumatizing this woman and giving Americans and even worst rep abroad than we had before
Leslie Levings, An Effort to Release It