punk rock pugilist

I live in Toronto. I'm 24 years old. I like video games, horrifying creatures, and music that sounds great on an evening drive. My links may or may not be subtle Metroid Prime references. Have fun on my page~

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New Blog:

demvyonthecoast.tumblr.com

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My last post for this blog. I love this song so much, and I made a small cover of it nearly four years ago. I haven’t gotten much better, but I still have a lot of fun signing this song. Happy New Year!

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Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965)

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Merry Christmas~

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Game of the year.

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College - Can You kiss Me First

Just needed some evening feels.

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Mimikkyuu!

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So apparently Mimikkyu in the anime is terrifying. Called it.

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pokemon x gorillaz

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N64 Nostalgia.

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New York Movie - Edward Hopper, 1939

From the National Gallery of Art’s website:

Like most of his fellow Americans, Hopper was an avid moviegoer, and by the late 1930s both movies themselves and cinematic effects occasionally made their way into his paintings. The setting for this image of an attractive usherette, absorbed in her own thoughts, was based primarily on the gaudy interior of the Palace Theater in Times Square. The structure of the composition may also owe a debt to the movies, for its spatial arrangement—a near view on the right next to deep space on the left—echoes a montage effect in film, juxtaposing a close-up and a shot into deep space to establish an association between the two.

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Fallout from a Keyboard Match at Smash Wrestling back in September.

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ayy

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Our band's first promotional photo.

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Tintoretto Painting His Dead Daughter, by Cogniet Léon, 1843.