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De pronto me acorde de inspector gadget y de la bonita pareja que hacían Penny y Talon
Sometimes people think they're dealing with a Torment Nexus but what they actually have is a Jumanji. And sometimes people think something's a Jumanji but oops it's a Torment Nexus.
Now. Sometimes you have a third thing- you'll have yourself a Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. And buddy, I can't help you there.
So a Torment Nexus is something that is either a metaphor for a larger societal problem (e.g. The Platform, The Long Walk) or a social issue/trend taken to an exaggerated extreme (e.g. The Purge), with a lot of shades of grey in between (e.g. Squid Game). If it isn't about a larger societal issue/trend/structure it isn't a Torment Nexus.
A Jumanji can be dangerous and high-stakes (to the characters), but it doesn't need to have a metaphor or lesson, it can easily just be a "Would this be fucked up or what?" situation (e.g. a lotta Goosebumps stories). If there IS a lesson/metaphor, it will be on a smaller scale like psychological issues (e.g. Magnus Archives), family/relationship issues (e.g. Zathura), or about a specific topic (e.g. Magic School Bus). Large-scale social issues may be present (after all, Everything Is Political), but they take a definite backseat.
Now. A Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory is a trap based around morality and vices. These can be cultural, religious, or bonkers bullshit like "children shouldn't chew gum." There is generally not discussion or criticism of this morality system. Regardless of the morality system used, if it's not a trap, it's not a Chocolate Factory.
So a saw trap is a willy wonkas chocolate factory and the twilight zone is a jumanji?
Coco the Witch 🌱 Her dress is based on one of Shirahama's amazing illustrations, I wanted to make an Alphonse Mucha styled fanart! I'm proud of all the details even though it took very long, WHA's art is so beautiful it makes me want to draw the best I can too! I'm planning on turning this into a gold foil print for Dokomi
Buffy the Vampire Slayer – 5.03: The Replacement
Pride and Prejudice Art
A few recent scene redraws from the 2005 Pride and Prejudice film! One of my favorite movies ever.
Prints available in my shop!
I’ve been on a big Jane Austen kick this year and currently reading my way through all the books! So far I’ve read Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, and I’m almost finished with Northanger Abbey!
Star Wars: The Force Awakens 2015 | dir. J. J. Abrams
TED LASSO - 3x04
"only true love can break the spell."
I'm so in love with Tessa Sheehan's new SWAN LAKE picture book and I had to do some fanart of her designs for the characters. I bought my own copy, which she kindly sent over, and being such a big fan of her work, I'm so delighted to finally have something of hers in my book collection. Please check out her art and give her some love - you can find her work on @acuriousquirrel via Instagram and Twitter. And she is also on Tumblr as @a-curious-squirrel!
above: illustrations by Tessa Sheehan (@acuriousquirrel) for her SWAN LAKE picture book!
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Barbie of Swan Lake fanart
Odette and Odile
This is a lot to unpack
minimalist pencil sketches of cats by Shou Xin (手訫)
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Religion taught women to forgive endlessly, so men would never have to change.
Back to my little tinkerbell Charlie
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 5.09 "Listening to Fear"