Don't Look Back in Anger

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Don't Look Back in Anger
Joyeux anniversaire Francis 🇫🇷🌹🍷
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"Layers beneath layers" 🎨🖌️🖼️ Pentiment is a really good game and it's so absolutely gorgeous that I had to immediately start drawing. Andreas Maler you absolute madman I love you
Day twenty-one of making art everyday for Pride Month. June 21: Stede and Blackbeard from Our Flag Means Death!
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Tell you what else I love in OFMD: those are men who express every emotion. You have two incredibly expressive leads who act with their whole faces and bodies. When Ed is longing for Stede, you can see it in his entire body. When Stede realizes he's in love with Ed, you can see the joy and relief in his face, his posture, his entire self. He transforms.
Men, even in queer stories, are so often expected to be stoic, blank, inexpressive. And OFMD is big: the entire production is noisy and bright and melodramatic and funny. And Stede and Ed feel in a big, expressive way. It's so lovely.
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Drew him like one of my french girls 👩🎨